Built for Nigerian medical students
Clear study notes, topic-by-topic MCQs with explained answers, and focus areas that show exactly what to revise next — on the web and on Android.
Tailored to your school, faculty and level — choose from 19 Nigerian universities at sign-up
Everything in one place
EdMira follows how you actually study: read a topic, test yourself, learn from your mistakes, and come back to what's weak.
Topic-by-topic MCQs graded the moment you submit. Review every answer with an explanation, or just the ones you missed — then practise again.
Explanation · The SA node lies in the wall of the right atrium, near the opening of the superior vena cava.
Any topic averaging under 60% is flagged automatically, so you always know what to revisit before exams.
Concise, structured notes with key points for every topic — read in minutes, revise in seconds.
Quizzes taken, average score, topics practised and your full quiz history, updated after every quiz.
Practise once a day to grow your streak. Small, steady sessions beat last-minute cramming.
Lecture slides, videos, textbooks and downloadable PDF notes, attached to the exact course and topic — including materials from your own school.
Admissions, exams, scholarships and calendar updates from Nigerian universities, right on your dashboard.
How it works
Sign up with your institution, faculty, department and level. EdMira puts the courses for you first — every other course stays one click away.
Pick a course, open a topic and read its notes and key points. Attached slides, videos and textbooks are right there too.
Take the topic quiz, see your score instantly, read the explanations and come back to your focus areas until they’re strong.
Content you can trust
Questions can't be published until they pass medical review. Answers are graded on the server and never sent to your device before you submit — so every score is honest.
EdMira is an educational platform. It does not replace professional medical training, hospital protocols or licensed clinical supervision. Read the medical disclaimer
Notes and questions are prepared for each course and topic.
A medical reviewer checks every question and explanation.
Only approved content ever reaches students.
Spot a problem? Flag any question and the team reviews it.
On Android
The same courses, quizzes and progress in your pocket — with downloads for offline reading.
Log in anywhere. Your quiz history and progress live on your account.
Use EdMira in the language you’re most comfortable with.
Easy on the eyes for late-night revision.
Built with feedback from our founding student testers.
EdMira is built for medical and health-sciences students in Nigerian universities — MBBS, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy, medical laboratory science and more. You choose your school, faculty, department and level when you sign up, and the courses for you come first.
Yes. Log in on the web at edmira.org or with the Android app using the same account. Your quiz attempts are saved to your account, so your progress and focus areas follow you.
Content is prepared for each course and topic and must pass medical review before it is published. If you spot a problem, use “Report this question” and the content team will review it.
Any topic where your average practice score is below 60% is flagged as a focus area. It stays there until your average reaches 60%. It reflects your EdMira quiz results only, not your overall knowledge.
The app works in English, Hausa and Yorùbá. Medical terms and course titles stay in English, as they are taught that way.
No. EdMira is for academic learning only. Never apply information from EdMira directly to real patient care without proper professional authorisation and clinical supervision.
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