Why it exists
Exam preparation and post-graduate research are both source-heavy: a definition lives in one book, the current guideline in another, and the boundary between the two is where mistakes happen. A general chatbot gives one fluent paragraph with no provenance. MediGyaan is built the other way round — retrieve first, answer from what was retrieved, and show what was used.
Who it is for
NEET PG / INICET aspirants
High-yield facts, recurring MCQ patterns, mnemonics and exam traps.
Clinical residents
Bedside differentials, diagnostic workup, acute management and drug details.
Thesis scholars
Methodology, PICO, sample size, chapter drafting and reference checking.
Undergraduate MBBS
Foundational pathology, anatomy and physiology explained plainly.
How an answer is put together
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Retrieve. Your question is searched against the ingested book library; follow-ups are anchored to the conversation so “what is its treatment?” still finds the right book.
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Add the web when it matters. Recency questions and thin book coverage trigger a live search, which brings in dated, linkable sources.
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Answer with rules. The model is instructed to use the supplied excerpts, cite only what is in them, and say plainly when coverage is thin.
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Check. PubMed identifiers are resolved against NCBI; unresolvable ones are removed. Book citations become clickable links to the exact page.
Editorial stance
- Show provenance. If an answer used books or the web, you can see which and how many sources.
- Prefer honesty over fluency. “The library has little coverage” is a better answer than a confident guess.
- Educational only. Nothing here is medical advice, a diagnosis, or a counselling authority decision.
- No patient data. Do not upload identifiable patient information.
Privacy
Guest conversations stay in your browser. Signed-in conversations sync to your account so you can continue across devices, and you can delete them at any time. Details are in the Privacy Policy.
Contact
Feedback, corrections or a source you think should be in the library: support@medigyaan.com.