DR.INFO Scores 95.4 Percent on USMLE Evaluation

The United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is the national examination system used to assess whether a medical professional possesses the foundational biomedical knowledge and clinical understanding needed for safe practice in the United States. It evaluates mastery of anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, diagnosis, and evidence based management through clinically grounded patient scenarios.

Typical passing performance for medical students is in the 60 percent range, establishing the minimum competency threshold for practicing physicians, with top medical trainees scoring significantly higher. Achieving well above this threshold reflects advanced command of foundational clinical science and medical reasoning.

DR.INFO achieved a 95.4 percent accuracy score on the USMLE style benchmark, exceeding the expected performance level for human medical trainees. This result indicates strong medical knowledge depth across major clinical domains, including disease mechanisms, diagnostic prioritization, and therapeutic decision making. While the USMLE primarily assesses factual knowledge and structured case reasoning, this accomplishment demonstrates that DR.INFO has a solid and medically aligned knowledge base.

This benchmark served as the foundational validation step for DR.INFO before expanding evaluation to complex, real clinical conversation settings.

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