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Manipal launches digital learning resource MedAce for medical undergrads

With about 540 medical colleges absorbing 80,000 students a year, Manipal aims to help medical undergraduates revise their formal education at colleges, apart from helping them with university exams

Manipal launches digital learning resource MedAce for medical undergrads
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Vinay Umarji Ahmedabad
Leading international provider of quality business and marketing solutions in higher education, Manipal Global Education Services (MaGE) on Thursday announced the launch of a first-of-its-kind digital learning and assessment resource for undergraduate MBBS students in India.

Aimed at complementing formal medical education and offering assisted learning, Manipal MedAce is an MBBS learning resource designed around the principles of e-learning and mapped to the medical curriculum.

According to Ravi Panchanadan, Managing Director & CEO of MaGE, MedAce's features include interactive, multimedia learning modules for core topics, short lecture capsules from top Indian medical faculty, case-based learning tools, knowledge checkpoints, and question

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