1) Understand the anatomical complexities of the knee structure and the common fracture points susceptible to injuries. 2) Acquire knowledge about the different types of knee fractures and orthopaedic conditions, their symptoms, and the circumstances leading to these conditions. 3) Enhance diagnostic skills and learn to interpret different investigative methods for knee fractures and conditions, such as radiography, CT scan, or MRI results. 4) Improve treatment planning and management strategies for various knee fractures by evaluating different real-life SAQs (Short Answer Questions) and SBAs (Single Best Answer questions). 5) Develop critical thinking and decision-making skills for handling complex knee orthopaedic cases through interactive discussions and SBA practice.