Step 2 CK QBank for IMGs
IQStep2 CK is built specifically for International Medical Graduates preparing for USMLE Step 2 CK. 4,000+ questions. Layered explanations. A performance dashboard that tells you what to study next.
Free trial includes 5 questions · 3 days · no credit card
Built for the way IMGs actually study
Most QBanks give you questions and a score. IQStep2 CK gives you a system.
4,000+ questions
Over 4,000 physician-authored Step 2 CK questions across 23 systems — Cardiovascular, Neurology, Psychiatry, OB/GYN, Surgery, and more. Every question carries system, discipline, difficulty, and IMG-relevance tags.
7-layer explanations
Each answer opens into: quick answer, why the correct choice is right, distractor-by-distractor review, exam clue, common trap, one-minute takeaway, and an IMG context note specific to training differences.
Adaptive dashboard
Every attempt feeds your readiness score, per-system accuracy chart, error notebook, and confidence calibration. The dashboard tells you what to practice next — not just how you did.
Timed & tutor modes
Timed mode mirrors the real exam: 90 seconds per question, no explanations mid-block, full review at the end. Tutor mode shows explanations immediately after each answer for active learning.
See it in action
Not a mockup — this is the actual IQStep2 CK experience: building a question block, answering with layered explanations, and watching your readiness score update.
How it works
Sign in with your email. Get 5 questions and 3 days to test the product — no card required.
Pick a system, difficulty, and mode. Start with a 10-question tutor block on your weakest system.
The error notebook auto-populates. Each missed question shows why the trap worked and what the exam clue was.
One monthly plan — $29/month — unlocks the full 4,000+ question bank with all tracking features.
Try it now — no account needed
Answer a question, check your reasoning, and see exactly what the explanation layer looks like before you sign up.
A 58-year-old man with diabetes has 25 minutes of substernal chest pressure at rest. ECG shows ST depressions in leads V4-V6. Troponin is pending. Blood pressure is 132/78 mm Hg and oxygen saturation is 98% on room air. Which next step is most appropriate?
From IMGs who passed
“The distractor-by-distractor breakdown changed how I review. I stopped just reading the right answer and started understanding why I picked the wrong one.”
“The error notebook made me realize I kept missing the same Psychiatry management steps. Two focused blocks later, my accuracy in that system jumped 20 points.”
“I appreciated the IMG context notes. Some nuances around antibiotic choices and insurance-driven decisions are genuinely different from what we learned abroad.”
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