Do I Need an Account to Use MedicoExam?
Yes — on both tiers, the free Demo included, with no unregistered way in. A candidate for the NBRC’s CRT, the entry-level Certified Respiratory Therapist credential, signs in before the first Demo question exactly as a Premium buyer does. Free though the Demo is, it still opens only after you register — the account comes first on either tier.
The reason is closer to record-keeping than to a paywall. Every sitting you take is scored and its review stored, and a result with no name on it is one the platform cannot hand back to anyone — much as a patient chart with no name at the top is of no use to the clinician who wrote it. Signing in is simply what puts your name on the work.
One account is where these come together:
- each Demo and Premium sitting you take, scored and filed under your name;
- the marked review of every attempt, there to reopen whenever you return;
- and, once you buy one, the Premium exam and its sixty-day access window.
Why the Free Demo Still Needs a Healthcare Certification Exam Account
Nothing in the Demo sits behind a payment, yet it still opens through a login — because a scored preview you have no way back to is barely a preview at all. Register once, and that CRT Demo attempt, its tally, and its review are waiting when you come back; take the Demo with no account and there would be nowhere for any of it to live.
One Login Across Both Tiers of Your Medical Certification Exam Practice
The account you open for the Demo is the very one a Premium purchase activates against. Going Premium is a charge made against that same login, not a fresh sign-up, so there is nothing to migrate when you buy. Trying the Demo also walks you through the exact sign-in a paid sitting uses, which means upgrading a free CRT preview to full practice changes what you can open, not how you get in. Creating the account has its own answer; what it stores about you is a separate one.
An account is not optional on either side of MedicoExam. The free Demo and paid Premium open from one login, and it exists so your sittings, reviews, and access carry your name instead of drifting off unattached — set it up once, and every healthcare certification exam attempt you run afterward has somewhere to belong.
