About Us

Axxon Mall is a brand new online platform that provides sudents with the opportunity to make

money from the study notes they spent a lot of time creating. Rather than throwing books away,

students can pass on the knowledge to their peers, thereby making the lives of students after them much easier.

This website was founded on the idea of connecting the knowledge of seniors and

the needs of juniors in the simplest fashion. As we gain vendors, we are in constant motion of

advancement, adding features that will aid in speeding up the process of selling and the action

of purchasing. Whether you sell notes you made during Histology classes, flashcards for

your anatomy exam, or a study guide for neurology, all you need to do is take your space under

Axxon Mall and sell your documents.

The brainchild that Axxon Mall has become started with El’Noam

Afe-Aidelojie, a medical student studying in Slovakia.

He realised that there were many student's making notes and study guides in his lectures.

Asking classmates for educational documents was the norm.

However, the trouble most of these businesses faced was that they were hard to discover,

especially with many other students selling the same types of products. Another

problem that was present was the difficulty in finding these note-taking students

a customer, whether the stores were upcoming or popular.

Hence, the creation of Axxon Mall was born, pleasing two groups of people in

The mission was to bridge the gap between exceptional note-takers and students in search of

quality study materials. Axxon provides a convenient online marketplace where students can easily

buy and sell meticulously crafted notes from their medical courses. Our platform not only

facilitates the sharing of knowledge but also empowers aspiring medical professionals to

support and uplift one another.

Graduate students of UPJS such as MDDr. Uta Hüning and MUDr. Jeries Silbak set the stage by

being one of the first to share and sell their notes to the juniour students of their medical

university. Others such as Rosa Weiß, Amir Fallaha, Baran Deniz and Alicja Hasiec had also

submitted their work to be shared among their fellow classmates ranging from Slovak Language

to Immunology.