This guide explains how to study physiology in a simple, structured way for medical students. It covers what physiology is, why it’s important, and a step-by-step method to master it using understanding, diagrams, clinical examples, and practice questions. It also outlines all major physiology systems with examples and common mistakes to avoid, helping students build strong, long-term understanding.

In this guide, you learned exactly what to study and how to study biochemistry the right way—focusing on high-yield topics, clear strategies, and avoiding wasted time. With the right system, you can study smarter, stay consistent, and get closer to passing your exam with confidence.

This guide presents the right way to study histology for first-year medical students. It breaks down histology into clear, structured modules—from microscopy and epithelial tissue to connective tissue, bone, muscle, and a detailed focus on nervous tissue. You’ll learn what to study, how to study it, and how to connect structure with function using a practical, step-by-step approach designed to simplify complex concepts and improve long-term understanding.

Dysphagia is a high-yield topic for med students on wards and exams. Learn a structured approach from Dr. Yusra Shareef’s Brocali lecture, covering oropharyngeal vs. esophageal dysphagia, structural vs. motility causes, and key diagnostic tips. Includes a practice case with barium swallow, expert insights, and active recall strategies to boost your understanding and clinical skills.

Preparing for medical exams like USMLE, IMLE, and NBME requires more than hard work—it requires structure. This blog explains how a strategic study plan improves efficiency, retention, and confidence while helping students focus on high-yield material. Discover how Brocali’s integrated platform combines QBank practice, video lectures, analytics, and personalized study plans to help medical students study smarter and achieve higher exam scores.

Discover how to boost your scores and pass your medical exams, including USMLE, IMLE, NBME, and university exams. Learn tips, common mistakes, and strategies to maximize efficiency and results during Ramadan.

Learn the high-yield differences between Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis with Dr. Yusra Sharif. Understand IBD pathophysiology, diagnosis, management, and complications for IMLE and USMLE preparation. Watch the video, access summary pages, and practice exam-style questions.

My first month of USMLE Step 1 prep was overwhelming—until Brocali’s structured system showed me how to build routines, strengthen basics, and study smarter. Here’s my real, personal journey.

Raghad, a 5th-year medical student, shares her journey overcoming USMLE anxiety. With Brocali’s all-in-one platform, personalized roadmap, question bank, and supportive team, she gained structure, understanding, and confidence, turning fear into manageable prep and consistent progress. If you want, I can also draft a slightly catchier, student-focused version that’s more engaging for social media. Do you want me to do that?

As of January 2026, USMLE registration for IMGs moved from ECFMG to FSMB. Exams, content, and scoring remain the same. This guide explains the transition, ECFMG certification requirements, and provides a complete step-by-step registration process for Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3, helping Arab medical students navigate the new system confidently.

In this BTalk recap, Hazar Amer shares her strategy for mastering NBME exams while preparing for the USMLE. She explains the different NBME exam types—Subject Exams, Self-Assessments, and Comprehensive Exams—and shows how to study smart using one main resource (Brocali), practice vignettes daily, and focus on each rotation. Her approach helps students ace university exams while building a strong foundation for USMLE success

Struggling to understand Heart Failure classifications and management? Watch Dr. Tawfeeq’s essential lecture on the topic. We break down the key takeaways, from recognizing "congestive" symptoms and interpreting BNP levels to mastering the NYHA classification and pharmacological pillars. This is a must-read for any aspiring cardiologist. Subscribe to the Brocali platform for more world-class medical education.

Medical school rewards outcomes, not just effort. Dr. Amin Ali reveals how Brocali’s engineered study plan boosts student scores by an average of 31%. We replace the chaos of scattered resources with one all-inclusive subscription featuring high-yield Arabic videos, QBanks, and active recall tools. Discover the 7-step system that transforms short-term learning into long-term mastery and stops you from guessing what to study next.

The USMLE® is a three-step exam required for U.S. medical licensure, testing foundational sciences, clinical knowledge, and independent practice. This complete guide covers eligibility, exam structure, preparation strategies, fees, scheduling, and global recognition, helping students and IMGs plan and pass on their first attempt.

USMLE Step 1 is a one-day, Pass/Fail exam testing foundational medical sciences in clinical scenarios. This guide covers eligibility, registration, exam format, high-yield topics, study strategies, common mistakes, and resources—including Brocali’s all-in-one system—to help students and IMGs pass on their first attempt.

NBME and USMLE are not the same: NBME develops exams and practice tools, while USMLE is the official U.S. medical licensing exam. This guide explains their roles, formats, scoring, high-yield subjects, and how using NBME assessments strategically can help you pass the USMLE on your first attempt.

USMLE Step 1 is an 8-hour, one-day exam testing foundational medical sciences through clinical vignettes. Learn about eligibility, registration, content, high-yield topics, exam structure, study strategies, and tips to pass on your first attempt. Includes guidance for U.S./Canadian students and international medical graduates.