A complete teaching platform built for MBBS, NEET PG, INI-CET and FMGE aspirants. Animated mechanisms, high-yield classifications, drug-by-drug profiles, exam-oriented MCQs, PYQs and timed practice sets, all in one place.
Each topic contains Classification, Mechanism of Action (animated), Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics, Adverse Drug Reactions, Individual Drug Profiles, PPT Outline and NEET PG MCQs.
Actual NEET PG & INI-CET Pharmacology questions with year-wise tagging, source badges, complete answers & explanations. Filter by exam, year, or topic.
Practice questions asked in real PG entrance exams. Each PYQ shows year, exam source, and detailed exam-ready explanation.
Click any topic to expand. Switch tabs to view Classification, Animated MOA, Drugs, PPT Outline and MCQs.
Choose a topic and start a practice quiz, instant feedback with explanations after each question.
Smart algorithm picks MCQs from your weak areas, personalised study path based on your performance.
200+ NEET PG & INI-CET high-yield drug interactions, severity-coded with mechanism, management & exam pearls.
Enter both drug names, get severity (🔴 Contraindicated / 🟠 Major / 🟡 Moderate / 🟢 Minor), mechanism, management plan and exam-ready summary.
Practice NMC-format Rx writing + spot errors in real-world prescriptions. Includes NEET PG / MBBS clinical scenarios with instant feedback.
Aligned with NMC CBME competencies. Two modes: Writing (build Rx from case) and Checking (find errors in flawed Rx). Case-based, scored, immediate feedback.
PharmaCraft is built and curated by Dr. Susheel Kumar, with a focus on clinical integration and exam-oriented teaching.
To make Pharmacology, often considered one of the most volume-heavy subjects in medicine, conceptual, visual and clinically meaningful. Every drug here is explained with mechanism animations, classification trees, side-by-side comparisons and exam-style MCQs so the student remembers how and why a drug works, not just the name.
During my own student days, Pharmacology felt like an ocean of drug names, endless side effects, and mechanisms that never quite clicked. I kept wishing there was a place that would show me how a drug actually works, not just what it does.
Years later, teaching Pharmacology to medical students, I heard the same frustration in almost every classroom. So I sat down to build the resource I never had, one where every drug tells its story through animation, classification, clinical use, and exam-relevant MCQs, all in one place.
PharmaCraft is that resource. It is completely free, always will be, and it grows every week with new content, corrections and features. If it helps even one student walk into their exam with confidence, it will have done its job.
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