FAQ

Questions we are asked most.

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Access & plans

What is included in a plan?: All 15 chapter banks, the timed mocks, the past-paper archive and full analytics. Plans differ only in how long access lasts.
Can I try it before paying?: Yes. The demo questions are open to everyone, with the full explanation on each item, and no sign-up.
Is it a subscription?: No. Each plan is a one-time payment for the duration shown, and it does not auto-renew.
How do I pay from Pakistan?: Place the order on the site, then pay by Easypaisa, JazzCash or bank transfer using the details on the Pricing page. Send the receipt on WhatsApp quoting your order number and the course opens on your account the same day. Prices are in PKR with no added fees.

Are these questions AI generated?: No. Items are written by our specialists against the points previous sittings commonly test, alongside established question pools and MRCP-standard material, each with a full worked explanation. We do not collect or reproduce past papers.
Which exam do you cover?: FCPS/MD Medicine Part 2 theory today. USMLE, PLAB and other pathways are in preparation.
How current are the past-paper sets?: 11 sittings, February 2021 to February 2026. These are not reproduced papers — each set is our own questions written against the commonly tested points of that sitting.
Are the mocks scored against others?: Yes — each full paper returns a percentile against everyone who sat the same paper, plus topic and pacing breakdowns.
Can I use it on a phone?: Yes. Banks, mocks and analytics all work in a mobile browser.

Why can I not register yet?: Accounts are open to the pilot cohort while the banks are in clinical review. Demo access needs no account.
Can I share my account?: No. Accounts are for one person; sharing ends access without a refund.
How do I get a refund?: Within seven days of purchase. Write to info@clinied.com.

Is the patient app free?: Yes, and no account is needed to start a log.
Does it diagnose dengue?: No. It records symptoms, fluids and vitals, and flags warning signs that mean hospital care now.
Where is the data stored?: On the patient’s own device unless they choose to share a summary.

Still unsure whether the bank fits your sitting? Sit the demo — it is the same style of item throughout.