UWorld vs Rosh Review for the ABFM: which question bank?
Last checked October 19, 2026 · Sources: UWorld ABFM (renewal prices; new-purchase prices as cited); Rosh Review’s family medicine page and pricing; ABFM. Not hands-on tested.
UWorld vs Rosh Review is a choice between two family medicine question banks. Rosh Review is the cheaper and broader option: a 2,000-question Resident Qbank from $279, an FMCLA bank from $349, a 3,000-question certification bank, and a pass guarantee. UWorld’s ABFM bank is cited at $499 for 90 days to $749 for 730, with the detailed explanations it’s known for, covering certification and recertification.
Side by side
| Rosh Review | UWorld | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $279 Basic / $549 Premium (Resident); FMCLA from $349 | $499 (90 days) to $749 (730), cited |
| Questions | 2,000 (Resident); 3,000 (Certification, as reported) | Full ABFM bank |
| Banks | Separate resident, certification and FMCLA banks | One bank for certification and recertification |
| Guarantee | Pass guarantee | None stated |
| Renewals | See Rosh Review | $60 (7 days) to $325 (360 days) |
| Free trial | Yes | See UWorld |
Rosh Review from its own pages (Certification Qbank as reported); UWorld renewals from its page and new-purchase prices as cited. Checked October 19, 2026.
The main differences
Rosh Review costs less, splits its content into banks for each stage, and backs its family medicine subscriptions with a pass guarantee. UWorld costs more but is known for detailed explanations and offers access up to 730 days, useful if you’ll use the same bank for recertification later.
Choose Rosh Review if
- You want the lowest published price.
- You want a pass guarantee.
- You’re on the longitudinal assessment and want a dedicated bank.
Choose UWorld if
- You learn best from detailed explanations.
- You want a long access window, up to 730 days.
- Your program already provides UWorld.
Common questions about these two banks
Which is cheaper?
Rosh Review: its Resident Qbank starts at $279, against UWorld’s cited $499 for 90 days.
Which has a pass guarantee?
Rosh Review advertises one for family medicine boards; UWorld doesn’t state one.
Which is better for the longitudinal assessment?
Rosh Review sells a separate FMCLA bank from $349; UWorld says its bank covers recertification.
Is this comparison sponsored?
No. We earn no commission from either provider.
See also best ABFM board prep. We first checked these details on October 12, 2026 and rechecked them on October 19, 2026. MockTestPrep is independent and is not affiliated with UWorld, Rosh Review or ABFM.