
Faisal Qutbee
Dubai-based entrepreneur and technology leader focused on AI, technology and healthcare. Contributed to the Digital Dubai initiative behind the city's paperless transformation, and to large-scale government projects in Abu Dhabi.
Expert-led medical education combined with AI-powered personalised learning, assessments and performance intelligence.

Dubai-based entrepreneur and technology leader focused on AI, technology and healthcare. Contributed to the Digital Dubai initiative behind the city's paperless transformation, and to large-scale government projects in Abu Dhabi.

Heads Clinical Anatomy & Histology at SKIMS and mentors students across USMLE, NEET PG and NEET SS pathways.
Growing with the MVP: specialty faculty, clinical reviewers and an engineering team.
Doctors preparing for NEET SS, NEET PG and international licensing exams juggle lectures, notes and question banks that don't talk to each other.
Learners work through hundreds of hours of lectures without knowing which topics will actually move their score.
Question banks report a score, not why an answer was wrong or what to study next.
Videos, notes, MCQs and mocks live in different places. The learner has to connect them.
The best faculty teach one classroom at a time. Doubts wait days for an answer.
High-stakes exams, prepared for with low-precision tools.
MedExamsPrep assesses performance, identifies knowledge gaps, recommends a study plan, links lessons to practice questions, explains answers from approved material and tracks progress.
Chooses exam, specialty, target date and current level.
A diagnostic test sets the baseline.
Accuracy, timing and error patterns become a gap map.
A seven-day plan built around the weakest topics.
Lessons, MCQs and explanations, linked to each other.
Readiness and topic mastery update after every session.
Then it repeats. Each practice session feeds the next plan.
Your strongest area is Cardiology Pharmacology. Your biggest improvement opportunity is ECG interpretation.
Why this plan? Built from assessment results, accuracy by topic, time per question and identified knowledge gaps.
Try it: choose an answer and submit.
A 58-year-old man presents with 45 minutes of crushing retrosternal chest pain. ECG shows ST-segment elevation in leads II, III and aVF with reciprocal ST depression in I and aVL. Which coronary artery is most likely occluded?
Answer: C, right coronary artery. ST elevation in II, III and aVF indicates an inferior STEMI, most often caused by RCA occlusion in a right-dominant circulation. Left circumflex occlusion can also cause inferior changes, usually with lateral involvement (I, aVL, V5–V6). Exam pearl: obtain right-sided leads (V4R) to look for RV infarction, and avoid nitrates if it is present.
Both are atrial tachyarrhythmias. In AF the atria quiver chaotically, so the pulse is irregularly irregular. In flutter a single re-entry circuit fires in an organised loop, so the rhythm is usually regular.
| Atrial fibrillation | Atrial flutter | |
|---|---|---|
| Rhythm | Irregularly irregular | Usually regular |
| Atrial activity | No P waves, fibrillatory baseline | Saw-tooth F waves (II, III, aVF) |
| Atrial rate | 350–600 /min | ~300 /min |
| Ventricular rate | Variable | Often ~150 /min (2:1 block) |
| Definitive treatment | Rate or rhythm control | CTI ablation, highly effective |
Focus on arrhythmia and ECG: three targeted sessions this week (about 2.5 hours), then a 50-question re-assessment.
Start sessionFig. 6 Performance view for the sample learner. Illustrative demo data.
| Content | Completion | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Acute coronary syndromeLesson · Faculty A | 92% | Approved |
| Atrial flutter vs AFNotes · Faculty B | 81% | Approved |
| Brugada pattern: 40 MCQsQuestion set · Faculty A | — | In medical review |
| Heart failure pharmacologyLesson · Faculty C | — | Changes requested |
| Valvular heart diseaseLesson · Faculty B | — | Draft |
Expert-created, medically reviewed content. Faculty authorship and sign-off on every lesson and question.
AI-assisted personalisation and explanations, grounded in approved material rather than the open web.
Assessment, gap detection and progress tracking, so every session is measurable.
India's postgraduate and super-speciality exams draw hundreds of thousands of doctors every year. International licensing exams extend the same model abroad.
One flagship specialty, built in depth with expert faculty.
More NEET SS specialties, NEET PG and INI-CET.
USMLE, PLAB, MRCP and MRCS on the same platform.
Licensing to universities, hospitals and medical colleges.
Sources: Careers360, DocTutorials, Sartha. Secondary reporting, to be verified against official NBEMS figures.
Proposed tiers, not finalised prices or confirmed offerings. Pricing and packaging will be validated with learners.
Content, AI, platform and first learners for NEET SS Cardiology.
Medical colleges and hospitals as early partners and design input.
Specialty experts to create and medically sign off content.
Use of funds: content and medical review · AI and platform engineering · learner acquisition and pilots · compliance and content rights.
All learner profiles, scores, readiness estimates, faculty names, ratings and usage figures shown are illustrative demo data, not actual traction or validated predictions. AI tutor responses are pre-scripted concept demonstrations. Pricing tiers are proposed, not finalised. Market figures come from secondary reporting and are to be verified.