Public platform reference · Updated 23 September 2026
QUIZ-WORLD
A factual overview of an interactive MCQ practice system, its connected learning workspace and the public medical-resource project around it.
| Project name | QUIZ-WORLD |
|---|---|
| Founder | Muneeb Ur Rahman, MBBS student |
| Started | 10 July 2025 |
| Purpose | Interactive MCQ practice and organized medical-learning resources. |
| Current status | Release candidate undergoing isolated public-beta verification as of 23 September 2026. |
Major components
QUIZ-WORLD
The canonical interactive quiz player. It supports public quizzes, user-created shared quizzes, personal practice and formal assignments through different policy and data adapters rather than separate question interfaces.
Medical Resources
A public, organized catalogue of books, notes, slides, past papers, MCQ material and clinical-examination resources. Educational material should be checked against authoritative sources.
QUIZ-WORLD
The account workspace for students, teachers and administrators. It adds saved quizzes, controlled sharing, assignments, classes, notifications, access requests, results, support and operational controls.
Free, premium and roles
Student, teacher and administrator are roles. Free and premium are access plans. Specific entitlements can grant or expire access to a collection or capability. Premium is not treated as an authorization shortcut, and teachers may receive appropriate capabilities administratively.
User-created quizzes
Students and teachers use a shared quiz model. The creator can keep a quiz private, share it through an opaque link or join code, publish it to Community, or restrict it to signed-in users, selected people, a class, allowed email addresses or verified Google email domains.
Teacher assignments
Formal assignments use the QUIZ-WORLD interaction layer while the Worker remains authoritative for eligibility, deadlines, timing, attempts, answer persistence, scoring and release. Hidden answers are not sent to the browser before policy permits them.
Privacy and data principles
- Google sign-in supplies identity; the platform does not receive a Google password.
- Authorization is enforced by the Worker and database, not front-end visibility.
- Creator profiles are optional and do not expose Google email automatically.
- Submitted results are not destroyed merely because a share link expires.
- User-generated public quizzes are noindex by default.
Current limitations
The platform is formative educational software, not medical advice. Community content is created by users and may require correction. Automated Google-authenticated acceptance testing depends on real owner accounts, so the release process includes a manual role-based checklist. Payment processing and the final production-domain cutover are not part of the current beta release.