BDS study material you can search, and an MCQ every day to keep your revision going
Type a topic, find the page inside your notes and PDFs, and get on with tomorrow’s viva. Then do the day’s MCQs on the bus. Made by a practising dentist who sat the same exams.
It is free for students. No card, no trial that runs out.
Your study companion for postings and prelims
The study section holds curated notes and PDFs across the BDS syllabus, sorted by subject and chapter. Search a word like “ameloblastoma” and the search looks inside the documents too, not only at their titles. Each result shows the line where the word appears, so you can tell which one you need before you open it.
That means no scrolling through a 300-page scan to find one paragraph the night before a viva. Filter by subject or chapter when you want to revise a whole topic instead of looking up one word.
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Every day there is a short set of exam-style MCQs (multiple-choice questions), written by the mentors on the app. Each question stays open for two days, so missing one evening doesn’t matter. When you answer, you see the right option, and an explanation where the mentor has added one.
Keep a streak going and you earn tokens. They are a small nudge to show up every day, which is most of what revision needs.
What else is inside
- Mentors you can subscribe to
- Subscribe to experienced dentists for guidance beyond the textbook. Their study material and daily questions show up in your app, so you learn from people who have done the work.
- Real clinical cases
- Dentists share cases from their own clinics. Following them is a way to connect what you read for exams with what happens at the chair, before your own postings start.
- X-ray reading practice
- Open a practice radiograph, decide what you see, then compare it with the areas the software marks. The software does not diagnose. It gives you something to check your reading against.
- A feed with other students
- Ask a question the night before a viva, share what worked in your prelims, and see what students in other colleges are revising.
Preparing for NEET MDS or your finals? The guides for students cover viva technique, clinical postings and exam planning, written by dentists.
Questions from students
Is EnamDoc free for students?
Yes. Students get a free tier with curated study materials, daily MCQ quizzes, mentor subscriptions, AI X-ray practice and the community feed — no payment needed to get started.
How do token rewards work?
You earn tokens for staying consistent with daily quizzes and activity. It is a simple way to keep your revision streak going and stay motivated through BDS.
Can I learn from practising dentists?
Absolutely. Subscribe to mentors and follow real clinical cases shared by verified dentists to connect what you study with what happens at the chair.
Which platforms is the app on?
EnamDoc is available on both iOS and Android, so you can study and take quizzes wherever you are.
Start studying smarter for tomorrow’s viva
Open the study material on the web, or get the app on your phone.