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Why Should You Have to Choose Between Studying for Your Professor's Exam and Studying for Boards?
A second-year med student discovered she didn't have to. Sarah studied for both at the same time, jumped from the 73rd to the 92nd percentile, and cut her study hours by 50%. Here's what she did differently.
It's 4 PM. You just walked out of your cardiology final. And that sick feeling is setting in.
You did 200 UWorld questions. Your roommate made 400 Anki cards. You both studied until 2 AM.
And you both missed half the questions because your professor tested on the ST-elevation patterns from slide 62, the drug interactions they warned about three times, and that obscure antibody they're obsessed with.
None of that was in UWorld. You wasted 40 hours studying material that didn't show up.
What if there was a way to know, before exam day, exactly what your professor was going to test?
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Here's what nobody tells you first year:
Generic question banks prepare you for Step 1. They don't prepare you for Dr. Morrison's cardiology exam, where 60% of the questions come from those three lectures he rushed through because he was "running behind schedule."
UWorld has 3,800 questions covering every possible cardiology concept. Sounds great until you realize your professor only tested on 14% of that material, and you wasted hours on content he never mentioned.
Meanwhile, that weird murmur classification system he loves? The one he spent 15 minutes explaining with hand gestures? Not a single UWorld question covers it. But it's going to be on your exam. Multiple times.
And here's the worst part: you knew something felt wrong. You just didn't know what to do about it.
This is why med students are dropping question banks that cost $600/year and switching to something that actually matches what their professors test.
Before you waste another Sunday doing 200 UWorld questions that won't show up on your exam, read what happened when one med student tried something different...
Sarah was exactly where you are right now. A second-year med student doing everything she was told to do, and still falling short.
After bombing her endocrine exam despite doing every UWorld question on thyroid disorders, she realized something. Not because she didn't study hard enough. Because she studied the wrong material. So she tried something different. She uploaded her cardiology lectures, all 8 PowerPoints, 600+ slides, into BoardMaster.
Two minutes later: 200+ USMLE-style vignette questions covering every single concept her professor emphasized. Lab values. ECG findings. Clinical scenarios. Drug mechanisms. All pulled directly from HER professor's content.
She studied those questions. Just those questions.
Exam day: Question 4 looked familiar. Question 9 she'd seen before. By question 15, she knew she was going to ace it.
Final score: 92nd percentile. Studied 40% less than last time.
Here's what changed for Sarah...
1. Upload Anything Your Professor Gives You
PowerPoint. PDF. Word doc. Even photos of handwritten notes.
BoardMaster reads it all, including images, diagrams, and tables, and identifies what your professor emphasized.
(Spoiler: Professors emphasize the same things over and over. BoardMaster catches those patterns.)
2. Get Practice Questions in 2 Minutes
Not multiple choice trivia. Real USMLE-style clinical vignettes:
A 45-year-old man with type 1 diabetes mellitus presents to the clinic after missing his morning insulin dose. He reports 2 days of polyuria, polydipsia, and fatigue but denies abdominal pain or vomiting. (...) The clinician explains that during periods of relative insulin deficiency the liver shifts toward producing and releasing more glucose, which contributes to persistent hyperglycemia despite reduced food intake.
Which mechanism best explains this patient's increased hepatic gluconeogenesis?
- A. Insulin-stimulated dephosphorylation activates PFK-2 activity
- B. cAMP directly activates PFK-1 to increase glycolysis
- C. PKA phosphorylation of PFK-2/FBPase-2 increases FBPase-2 activity
- D. Accumulation of fructose-1-phosphate inhibits gluconeogenesis
Every question pulls directly from your professor's lecture. Every lab value, every diagnostic finding, every treatment algorithm. Exactly how they explained it.
3. Study What Actually Matters
Here's what changed for Sarah:
Before BoardMaster:
- • 15 hours/week doing random UWorld questions
- • Made 300 Anki cards per exam block
- • Still didn't know what was high-yield for HER exams
- • Scored 73rd percentile
After BoardMaster:
- • 9 hours/week doing questions from HER lectures
- • Zero hours making flashcards
- • Walked into exams knowing exactly what to expect
- • Scored 92nd percentile
The difference? She studied what her professor was going to test, not what some test prep company guessed might be important.
Sarah started on a Sunday night. By Tuesday she had practiced 200 questions matched to her exam. By Thursday she'd scored in the 92nd percentile. You could start tonight.
But wait: does this actually work on real exams?
Marcus T., a first-year med student, didn't believe it either.
He uploaded his immunology lectures on a Sunday night. 5 PowerPoints, 400 slides covering hypersensitivity reactions, complement pathways, and antibody structures.
Got 150 practice questions .
Tuesday afternoon: He's working through question 47, a clinical vignette about Type III hypersensitivity and immune complex deposition. He pauses. "This is oddly specific about serum sickness symptoms..."
Thursday morning exam: Question 12 is about Type III hypersensitivity and immune complex deposition causing serum sickness.
Same concept. Same clinical reasoning. Same diagnostic pathway.
By question 20, Marcus had counted six exam questions that tested the same concepts he'd practiced on BoardMaster.
This isn't a coincidence. It's a pattern. Every professor writes exams from their own lectures. BoardMaster reads those lectures. The math is simple.
Here's why this keeps happening:
As you already know, your professor doesn't write exam questions from scratch. They pull directly from their own lectures. The same diagrams they drew on the board, the same clinical scenarios they walked through in class, the same "high-yield" concepts they've been emphasizing for years.
BoardMaster reads those same lectures. It identifies what your professor emphasized, what they repeated, what they spent extra time explaining. Then it generates USMLE-style questions targeting those exact concepts. Using their terminology, their examples, their framing.
The result isn't luck. When you study questions built from your professor's own material, exam day stops feeling like a surprise, and starts feeling like a review session.
Three Problems BoardMaster Solves That UWorld Can't
Generic question banks prepare you for generic exams. Here's why that doesn't work.
Problem #1: "I'm studying the wrong material"
The old way:
You buy UWorld ($600/year). They have 3,800 questions covering every possible cardiology concept. You do 200 questions. You feel prepared.
Exam day: Your professor tests on the Wiggers diagram he drew on the whiteboard, the weird heart sound he played three times, and that one drug interaction he said "absolutely needs to go in your notes."
Zero UWorld questions covered any of it.
The new way:
Upload your professor's cardiology lectures. BoardMaster generates 50+ questions about THAT Wiggers diagram, THAT heart sound description, THAT drug interaction. Using the exact terminology your professor used.
You practice those questions. Exam day feels like reviewing your practice tests.
What changed? You stopped guessing. You started knowing.
Problem #2: "Making Anki cards takes longer than actually studying"
The old way:
Sunday afternoon. You've got 6 lectures to review before Tuesday's exam. Your study group is making Anki cards.
You spend 4 hours making 200 cards. Copy-paste text from slides. Add images. Tag everything. Create cloze deletions. By hour 3, you're so burned out you can't remember what you're even making cards about.
Monday: You've got 200 new cards to review. Plus 350 cards from last week that are due. Tuesday morning: You're drowning in reviews.
The new way:
Sunday afternoon: Upload all 6 lectures to BoardMaster. Takes 90 seconds.
Get 300 AI-generated flashcards with spaced repetition built in. Medical images included. Annotations on diagrams. Zero work. Spend the next 3 hours actually reviewing content instead of formatting cards.
What changed? You got your Sundays back.
Problem #3: "OSCE practice is impossible and I'm terrified"
The old way:
Your school gives you ONE standardized patient session before your real OSCE. One. Then expects you to take a complete history, choose the right physical exam maneuvers, order appropriate labs and imaging, generate a differential diagnosis, and communicate with empathy. All while being recorded.
Your classmates? Too awkward to practice with. The sim center? $100/hour, and you need to book 3 weeks out.
So you walk into your clinical skills exam having practiced exactly once.
The new way:
Open BoardMaster. Choose "Chest Pain" scenario. An AI patient greets you: "Hi doctor, I've been having this tightness in my chest for the past hour."
You take the history. Order physical exams. Request labs. Generate your differential. Get scored immediately on history-taking, physical exam selection, diagnostic reasoning, and communication skills. Failed? Run it again. At 2 AM in your pajamas if you want.
What changed? You practiced like a clinician instead of just reading about clinical skills.
Let's talk about where your money is actually going right now.
You're probably paying for UWorld. $600 a year. That's your grocery budget for two months. For questions that don't match what Dr. Morrison tests on. You feel like you should use it because everyone says it's "essential," but half the questions cover material your professor never even mentioned. You do 200 cardiology questions and still miss the Wiggers diagram question on your actual exam.
Then there's Amboss. Another $300. Same problem, different interface. You subscribed because someone in your class said it "has better explanations." Now you have two question banks, neither of which knows what your professor actually emphasizes. You're paying for both because you're terrified of missing something. You're still missing things.
Anki is "free." Except it costs you 10+ hours every week making cards. Sunday afternoons spent copy-pasting from slides, adding images, tagging decks, creating cloze deletions. By hour three you're so burned out you can't remember what you're even making cards about. That's not free. That's expensive.
And OSCE practice? Your school gives you one standardized patient session before the real thing. One. Want more? The sim center charges $100 per session, and you need to book three weeks out. So you walk into your clinical skills exam having practiced exactly once, praying you don't freeze up.
Here's the receipt:
For tools that don't talk to each other and don't know what your professor actually tests.
Here's what changed for students who switched to BoardMaster:
BoardMaster replaces all of it. For
$1.09/day
That's less than the coffee you grabbed this morning on the way to lecture.
$33.33 a month on the annual plan. Unlimited question generation from YOUR lectures, instant flashcards so you never touch Anki again, OSCE practice whenever you want it, 2,500+ physician-reviewed QBank questions, podcasts made from your slides, and an AI assistant that actually understands medical terminology.
Everything in one place. Everything matched to what YOUR professor teaches. You save $700 a year.
The question isn't whether you can afford BoardMaster. It's whether you can afford to keep paying $1100+ for tools that don't work.
When you join BoardMaster, here's everything included:
Six tools that actually talk to each other. All matched to YOUR lectures.
Every Question Matched to YOUR Professor's Exam
It's Sunday at 11 PM. You just remembered you have a renal exam Tuesday. Six lectures you haven't touched. Your classmate is panicking in the group chat. You upload all 6 PowerPoints. Takes 90 seconds. Go brush your teeth. Come back to 200+ practice questions covering every concept your professor emphasized. You text the group chat: "Just do the BoardMaster questions." This is what studying the right material feels like.
300 Flashcards in 90 Seconds (Never Make Anki Cards Again)
Your study group spent 4 hours last Sunday making Anki cards. You spent 90 seconds uploading those same lectures to BoardMaster. You got 300 flashcards with medical images already included, diagrams already annotated. They're still tagging their decks. You're already reviewing. And if you've got existing Anki cards? Import your whole deck in 30 seconds. All your progress, none of the rework.
Walk Into Your OSCE Having Practiced 15 Times, Not Once
Your clinical skills exam is in three days. Your school gave you one practice session. One. You open BoardMaster, choose "Chest Pain," and an AI patient greets you: "Hi doctor, I've been having this tightness for the past hour." You take the history. Order physical exams. Request labs. Generate your differential. Get scored immediately. Failed? Run it again. At 2 AM if you want. By exam day, this is your 15th practice run. Everyone else practiced once.
Learn Half the Material Before You Sit Down to Study
That 47-page pharmacology PDF is sitting unread. You don't have time to read it. You do have a 20-minute commute. Upload it to BoardMaster. Get an 8-minute podcast where two AI hosts (Noah and Maria) explain the whole thing like they're teaching a friend over coffee. Listen on the bus. During your workout. Walking between buildings. By the time you sit down to study, you've already learned half the material without trying.
2,500+ Board Questions Written by Practicing Physicians
These aren't AI-generated filler. 2,500+ questions written by practicing physicians across Step 1, Step 2, COMLEX Level 1 and 2. The kind of questions that show up on boards. Use Tutor Mode when you want instant feedback. Switch to Timed Mode when you want to feel real exam pressure. After every session, download a Rapid Review PDF with your missed questions. Perfect for that last review before the test.
Ask Cortex Ask Cortex Instant Explanations Without Leaving Your Review Session
You're reviewing flashcards at 1 AM and you see "RAAS pathway" for the fifteenth time. Still don't get it. Old you would have opened YouTube and lost 45 minutes. New you highlights the term, and Cortex explains it in 10 seconds. Right there, without leaving your review session. Screenshot a confusing diagram? Cortex breaks it down. It's like having a smart friend on call, except this one never sleeps and never gets annoyed.
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This could be you in two weeks...
It's the night before your GI exam. Your study group is freaking out in the group chat. Someone asks, "Did anyone understand the liver enzyme lecture?"
You smile. You uploaded that lecture three days ago. You've already practiced 50 questions specifically about the liver enzymes your professor spent 20 minutes on. The ones he said "absolutely need to be in your notes." You know what he's going to test because you've been practicing his material, not some generic QBank that covers everything.
Your roommate is at hour six of making Anki cards. You finished reviewing your BoardMaster flashcards an hour ago. They were generated in 90 seconds. You're watching Netflix while she's still formatting cloze deletions.
Exam morning. You walk in calm. Question 4 covers the same concept you practiced. Question 11, same thing. By question 20, you're not hoping you studied the right material anymore. You know you did.
You walk out early. Your study group is texting "How did it go??"
You text back: "Pretty sure I nailed it."
This is what studying the right material feels like. This is what happens when you stop guessing what's important and start knowing.
This could be you before your next exam.
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We didn't build this because the world needed another study tool.
When Dr. Abuzoor was in med school at St. George's University, he kept seeing the same thing. Students would crush their coursework, then sit down for boards and freeze. They knew the material. They just couldn't apply it under exam pressure.
The problem wasn't that they weren't doing enough questions. The problem was that none of those questions came from what their professors were actually teaching. So they were studying twice. Once for class. Once for boards. And hoping the two would eventually overlap.
He called up three friends from high school. A data engineer, an AI engineer, and a systems engineer. And said: "What if students could practice board-style questions generated from their own lectures? So every question they do prepares them for class and boards at the same time?"
That's how BoardMaster started. A physician who lived the problem. Three engineers who could solve it. And one idea: stop making students choose between studying for their professor's exam and studying for boards. Make every question do both.
Four friends. One mission. Built for students like you.
Dr. Ahmed Abuzoor, MD
Co-Founder & CEO
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Co-Founder & CTO
Mohamed Nouadir
Co-Founder & CDO
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Co-Founder & CSO
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Upload your next exam's lectures to BoardMaster. Generate practice questions. Study them for your upcoming exam.
If you don't walk into that exam feeling more prepared than you've ever felt, if the questions don't look familiar, if you don't score higher than your last exam, email us within 30 days.
We'll refund every penny. No questions asked. No hoops to jump through. Just email support@boardmaster.ai and say "I want a refund."
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Why this guarantee? Because we've watched 2,000+ students have the same "these questions are exactly what was on my exam" moment. We're that confident you will too.
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Why Waiting Until Next Exam Is a Mistake
Reason #1: Your Next Exam Is Coming Whether You're Ready Or Not
If your next exam is 2 weeks away, you have exactly 14 evenings left to prepare. Every night you spend doing generic UWorld questions is a night you could have spent practicing questions from YOUR professor's lectures. Upload tonight. Get questions in 2 minutes. Start studying what actually matters tomorrow morning.
Reason #2: Every Dollar You Spend on UWorld Is a Dollar Wasted on the Wrong Questions
You're paying $1,100+/year for tools that don't know what your professor tests. That's over $90/month. BoardMaster costs $33.33/month and actually matches your exams. Everything in one platform. The math isn't complicated.
Reason #3: Your Classmates Are Already Using It
2,000+ med students at top medical schools across the country are already generating questions from their lectures. They're walking into exams knowing what to expect. They're in your class. They're studying less and scoring higher. You're competing against them for the same residency spots.
Questions people actually ask:
Still not sure? Email support@boardmaster.ai. Real humans reply, usually within a couple hours.
Your Next Exam Is Coming. The Only Question Is Whether You'll Be Ready.
Two weeks from now, you'll be sitting in an exam. You'll either be hoping you studied the right material... or you'll know you did.
Upload your first lecture tonight. In 2 minutes, you'll have practice questions that match what YOUR professor actually tests.
No more $1,100+/year on disconnected tools. No more Sunday afternoons making Anki cards. No more walking into OSCEs having practiced once.
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