Pre-launch · Built for India’s medical community
India’s Community Platform for Medical Professionals.
mymedicos is being built for medical students, exam aspirants, doctors and educators in India to connect, learn, discuss and grow their careers in one place: a professional identity that grows with you, learning that fits your journey, and a community you can trust.
mymedicos is in development. What you read here describes what we are building, not what is live today.
What we're building
Six parts of one medical journey
Today, learning, networking, discussion and careers live in different apps. mymedicos connects them through a single professional identity.
Professional identity & networking
One account that grows with your career, from student to specialist. Follow people for updates, or connect when both sides agree.
Learning & exam preparation
Question banks, tests, flashcards and study plans for NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE and NEET SS, with progress you can see.
AI-powered study support
An educational assistant that answers from reviewed sources and shows its citations. It can make mistakes, so it never replaces your own judgement.
Knowledge & community
Ask questions, join discussions and communities for your college, exam or speciality, and share what you have learned.
Career development
Discover jobs, internships and training from verified employers, and keep your professional profile ready for them.
Healthcare ecosystem
Events, webinars and institution pages so colleges, hospitals and associations can take part in one trusted place.
Community preview
A look at the conversations we are designing for
Communities for your exam, speciality or college, where questions get answered and knowledge is shared.
These are illustrative examples of the kind of discussions the community is designed for. They are sample prompts, not posts by real members. mymedicos has not opened to members yet, so there are no member counts, profiles or activity to show.
Illustrative example
NEET PG preparation
How are you splitting revision between high-yield topics and your weaker areas in the last 90 days?
Sample prompt. Not written by a member.
Illustrative example
Cardiology interest group
Which landmark trial do you find hardest to remember, and what table or mnemonic helped?
Sample prompt. Not written by a member.
Illustrative example
Interns & residents
What do you wish you had known before your first night on call?
Sample prompt. Not written by a member.
Illustrative example
FMGE aspirants
Is anyone interested in a weekly pharmacology revision group? How would you run it?
Sample prompt. Not written by a member.
Communities we plan to start with
- NEET PG
- INI-CET
- FMGE
- NEET SS
- MBBS first years
- Interns & residents
- Faculty & educators
Planned, not yet open.
Who it's for
Starting with students and aspirants
We are starting with medical students and exam aspirants in India, then growing with doctors, educators and institutions.
- MBBS students
- Find classmates and academic communities, and start building your professional identity early.
- Exam aspirants
- Practise, revise and track your preparation alongside peers who are preparing too.
- Interns & residents
- Connect with speciality communities, mentors and the next step in your training.
- Doctors & specialists
- Share knowledge, meet relevant peers and keep your professional profile current.
- Faculty & educators
- Teach, answer questions and be credited for what you contribute.
- Recruiters & institutions
- Reach medical candidates through verified, permission-based workflows.
Trust
Credibility you can read
A medical network is only useful if you know what to rely on. That shapes how we design verification, moderation and privacy.
Verification says exactly what was checked
A badge names the specific claim that was reviewed, such as a student status or a medical registration. There is no single "verified doctor" label.
People decide, AI assists
Credential and academic-content decisions are made by qualified human reviewers. AI never approves them on its own.
Verified does not mean correct
A verified profile shows who someone is. It does not prove that what they post is right, and popularity is not a measure of reliability.
Your privacy, your controls
- You choose who sees your profile: everyone, signed-in members, your connections, or only you.
- Consent is asked for each purpose separately, and you can withdraw it.
- No patient-identifiable information belongs in posts or messages.
- You can ask to export or delete your data.
Responsible AI
An educational assistant, not a clinical decision-maker
The AI Tutor is designed to help you study: explaining questions, comparing concepts and supporting revision, using sources it can cite.
- It can make mistakes. Check important points against your textbooks and teachers.
- It is not for patient-specific diagnosis or treatment, and it will not offer either.
- Please never enter information that could identify a patient.
Be there at the start
We will open mymedicos in stages, beginning with a small group of students and aspirants. Early access details will be shared here first.