MedLib X is a private study library: one person's preparation, organised with intent and opened to a small set of readers. Every file on the shelf was built the same way — backward from the exam itself, forward into books, drills and papers.
Why an account
The shelf is open; the stack is not. Anyone can read what's inside, how it's organised, and the standard each file is held to. Opening a file takes an account. This keeps the library small on purpose — a place built carefully doesn't get handed to whoever wanders in. When you sign up, you're given a username of your own; that name is your seat at the reading desk.
The standard
The syllabus is the spine. Scope comes from the official syllabus — never from memory, never from whichever textbook happened to be open. If it isn't on the syllabus, it doesn't earn screen time, however interesting it is.
MCQs are the bloodstream. The exam is a hundred multiple-choice questions, so practice runs through everything on the shelf. Exposure is measured in questions attempted, not pages read.
The error log is sacred. Every wrong answer earns a written record: the date, the source, your answer, the correct one, and the discriminator you missed. Reading explanations is not the work. Naming why you missed it is.
What's in it
Seven groups carrying thirty-six files: complete system books from cardiology to ophthalmology, a merged question bank across six subject groups, every recalled past-paper session with its verified key, the intelligence layer that says what the next paper will test, and quick-reference sheets built for the last night before.
Your data
An account here is small on purpose. It holds your email, your username, a salted password hash, and nothing else — no analytics, no third-party scripts, no tracking pixels, no advertising of any kind. There is no mailing list and no purchase gate. Your files are licensed for your own personal use: study from them, don't redistribute them.
Copyright
Everything under this roof — the files, the layout, the house standard itself — is © 2026 MedLib X. All rights reserved. If you'd like to share the shelf, share the door, not the books.