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Study progress

See what to practise next.

Review completed practice, look for gaps across systems, and use your report to choose a focused next session.

Open your progress report Explore a sample report

Your practice becomes a study plan.

  1. Complete a question session or mark a Viva station.
  2. Review the explanation or station guide.
  3. Check the report’s practice coverage and recency.
  4. Choose a suggested next activity.

What the report means

The report describes your Medcue activity on an internal study scale. It is not an official examination result or a validated prediction of passing.

Read the source and review information supplied with each activity. How to interpret content information.

A sample progress report.

Switch between three possible study states. The figures are interface examples on an internal Medcue scale, not examination scores or outcome predictions.

Medcue · Example progress reportSample · internal scale
Learner
Example learner
Study focus
Medical student
Practice basis
Example submitted questions and stations

Internal practice estimate

6.4 · calculated range 5.9–6.9 · internal reference 7.0

The calculated practice range sits below the internal study reference.

Practice range below internal reference

Use the system breakdown to choose what to practise next.

Weakest domains first

  • Women’s health5.1 / 10Lowest recent practice accuracy.
  • Paediatrics5.8 / 10Second-lowest recent practice accuracy.
  • Mental health6.6 / 10More submitted practice recorded.
  • Adult medicine7.2 / 10Highest recent practice accuracy.

What to practise next

The example’s recent women’s-health practice sits below its other sampled systems.

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Internal Medcue practice scale · not an official exam score or validated outcome predictor.

A signed-in report uses your own submitted activity. It can be printed, and dated snapshots are stored in that browser.