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Exam questions for every lecture.

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February

Try a Semester 2 paper.

Every question is reviewed by current Medicine and Dentistry students at the University of Otago.

Mid semester

Go one lecture at a time, and every answer gets explained.

Every option has an explanation, the wrong ones too.

Exam night

Revise the whole semester, lecture by lecture.

Every published lecture has its own set of questions, and the mocks are shaped like the progress test.

Results

Real semester one marks from eVision.

Final marks, shared with permission by the students who got them. Individual results, not a promise of yours.

HUBS192Lecture 1, Overview of the Integumentary System Free

Which epidermal cells are most vulnerable to ultraviolet DNA damage?

February: a tidy clay desk, Roro holding a notebook beside the laptop
Try a Semester 2 paper.
Mid semester: sticky notes and papers, one note on Roro's head
Go one lecture at a time, and every answer gets explained.
Exam night: the lamp on, a stack of books, a sleepy Roro with a mug
Revise the whole semester, lecture by lecture.
Results morning: a tidy desk and Roro cheering
Real semester one marks from eVision.

Try a Semester 2 paper.

We're Otago Medicine and Dentistry students, and we sat these papers ourselves.

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HUBS191HUBS192HUBS A+
The large question bank is better than any money can buy. Doing the practice progress tests and mini essays has certainly boosted my grade to a high A+
HSFY 2026 student · Cutline member

What students told us.

Shared with permission, in the students' own words.

Before HSFY I was pretty nervous and felt lost about where to start. Cutline really pointed me in the right direction and gave me a clear plan to follow. You can tell the team actually watches the lectures, because the questions are accurate and match what's being taught, not just generic stuff. What's made the biggest difference is the MCQs. Doing them genuinely reinforces the lecture content and helps it stick, and it's easy to spot what I need to revise. I also love that there are questions for every core paper, so you're not scrambling to find practice. There's tons of questions and it's realistic as to what the final exam could be. The Discord also provides a lot of information. Overall, it's more than worth it for HSFY.

HSFY 2026 student

Cutline was the only thing that actually felt like the real progress test. The questions were so similar that when I sat the exam, it honestly just felt like another practice session.

@avariceVerified Otago HSFY student

Very worth it, great user interface, question banks are very well curated and helpful, also there is help with UCAT which is such a great addition

HSFY 2026 student

I found cutline was harder/more in depth niche questions than the progress test. Lowkey I'm really happy with how Cutline is atm it's helping me so much.

@mia_55Verified Otago HSFY student

It takes the pressure off not knowing where to start with studying. I am directed in the right direction with ease and find the worksheets so helpful!

HSFY 2026 studentcurrent average 98+

The style of questions are so relevant to the actual tests.

HSFY 2026 studentA average

Cutline greatly helps me identify gaps in concepts, implementing proactive studying :D

@froggykVerified Otago HSFY student

The questions and how much it covers the lectures.

@jaypee05226Verified Otago HSFY student

Cutline has helped me with health science so much, I love using it to test my understanding and find knowledge gaps.

HSFY 2026 student

Cutline changed and improved my way of studying and how to approach questions by reading them and understanding them on where I went wrong.

HSFY 2026 student

Feeling more confident in my knowledge and what kinds of questions to expect.

@minaparis.HSFY 2026 student

Inside the app.

Diagram questions like the ones in the real exam.

The figure is right there in the question. Hit Check and every option tells you why it's right or wrong.

The question runner: a BIOC192 question with an oxygen binding curve for myoglobin and haemoglobin above four options The same question checked: the right option in green with a line under each option saying why
The question runner on a phone: the oxygen binding curve question, checked, each option explained

A short page for every concept.

Each one is broken into steps, with a quick check at the end.

The concept page for Epidermal layers: a summary and a key facts table Section 1 of 3, the five layers from the bottom up Section 2 of 3, why the order matters in a question

Your Anki, with the Cutline deck.

Switch a lecture on and its cards land in Anki, in the deck med students put together.

How it works
Cutline Connect: HUBS192 synced to Anki, every lecture switched on with its card count
Cutline Connect on a phone: HUBS192 synced to Anki, every lecture switched on

Study in the library with your friends.

Grab a desk, see who's around and say hi in cutline talk. Every 5 minutes of study earns you 2 ro-coins 🪙

The library: a pixel study hall with 14 students at desks in the HUBS192 room, your desk front and centre, a study clock and your ro-coins under it
The library on a phone: the study hall, your desk, the clock and your ro-coins
cutline talk: students arranging to meet in the HUBS192 room before the progress test

Timed mocks, shaped like the progress test.

When you finish, you see where your score sits on the cohort curve.

A HUBS192 mock in the exam runner: question 1 of 10, the clock at 29:57, the options with cross out marks
A HUBS192 mock on a phone: question 1 of 10 with the clock running
The Mocks tab score card: 18 out of 25, the 70th percentile, marked on the cohort's bell curve with the 50th and 90th percentile lines

Write mini essays and get them marked.

AI marks it against the marking criteria and shows what to add for full marks.

A marked mini essay on cardiac muscle: 3.5 out of 8, each criterion met or missed, the answer marked up line by line, and a note on what gets full marks
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What is in the bank right now.

Every published lecture has its own set of questions, and the mocks are shaped like the progress test.

Counted across HUBS192 POPH192 BIOC192 STAT115 MAOR102
11,563 questions, each with its options explained
160lectures
30mock tests

Counted from the published question bank on 1 October 2026 across HUBS192, POPH192, BIOC192, STAT115 and MAOR102: multiple choice questions in published sets, published lectures and published mock tests. Readings, tutorials and labs are not in the lecture count. MATH130 is not counted yet, because its sets are not yet labelled by lecture.

Real semester one marks from eVision.

Real final marks from Cutline students, exactly as eVision shows them.

CELS191 final grade A+, final mark 97, cropped from eVision
CELS191A+, 97
CHEM191 final grade A+, final mark 99, cropped from eVision
CHEM191A+, 99
HUBS191 final grade A+, final mark 99, cropped from eVision
HUBS191A+, 99
PHSI191 final grade A+, final mark 100, cropped from eVision
PHSI191A+, 100

Shared with permission by Cutline students. Individual results, not a promise of yours.

Pay once for the paper you are sitting.

Get one paper or all of them. A pass is a one-off payment (not a subscription), and every price includes GST.

NZ$179includes GST

Every HUBS192 question and mock, one payment. Open through your HUBS192 final on 20 October 2026 and its special consideration exam on 7 December 2026.

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What opens

  • Every HUBS192 question, lecture 1 to the final
  • Every option explained, the wrong ones too
  • Every HUBS192 mock, shaped like the progress test
  • Every session kept, question by question
  • Open through your final on 20 October 2026 and the special consideration exam on 7 December 2026

Nothing to cancel. You pay once and the pass ends by itself after the final.

Starting HSFY 2027 is a separate path; the detail is on the pricing page.

A few common questions

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Yes. Start with the lectures you are studying now, even if you have earlier ones to catch up on. Every paper is in lecture order, so you can jump in anywhere.

Yes. A single paper pass opens that paper only. HUBS192, POPH192 and BIOC192 are NZ$179, and MATH130, STAT115 and MAOR102 are NZ$99. Every paper together is the NZ$499 offer for 2026.

Answer the questions on this page without an account, one for each paper, and every paper has a small set of free questions each day. A pass opens the whole paper.

Every pass is a one-off payment, so there is nothing to cancel. Passes are not refunded if you change your mind. If something goes wrong, like a double charge or questions you cannot open, email us and we will sort it out. Your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act still apply, and the full policy is in our Terms.

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