Rosh Review ABFM review: banks for residents, the exam and the FMCLA
This Rosh Review ABFM review covers its three family medicine banks. Rosh Review (part of Blueprint Prep) sells a 2,000-question Resident Qbank from $279, a Longitudinal Assessment (FMCLA) Qbank of 2,000 questions from $349, and a 3,000-question Certification Exam Qbank that third parties report at about $549 to $748 a year. Its family medicine page says board subscriptions come with a pass guarantee.
Last checked October 19, 2026 · Sources: Rosh Review’s family medicine page and pricing pages (Resident and FMCLA prices, pass guarantee); Certification Exam Qbank size and price as reported by third parties. The rating is our editorial assessment from published details using the rubric on our how we rank page, not a hands-on test.
| Category (weight) | Score | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Question bank (25%) | 4.5 | 2,000-question Resident bank; 3,000-question certification bank (as reported) |
| Practice exams (20%) | 4.0 | Mock in-training exam in Premium; pass-probability analytics |
| Lectures and materials (15%) | 3.0 | Question banks with teaching images; no lectures |
| Platform and mobile (15%) | 4.0 | Separate banks for residents, the exam and the FMCLA |
| Support (10%) | 4.0 | Educators on call |
| Value (15%) | 4.5 | From $279 with a pass guarantee and group discounts |
| Weighted rating | 4.0 / 5 |
Our editorial rating, using the same rubric across the site. Scores are based on Rosh Review’s published details; see how we rank for the method.
2,000 questions, reviewed for 2026-27; Premium adds a mock ITE.
Buy now on Rosh ReviewFor the quarterly longitudinal assessment; Standard adds 100 CME.
Buy now on Rosh ReviewWhat stands out
- A dedicated bank for the longitudinal assessment, with AAFP Prescribed credit on Standard.
- Low entry price for the Resident Qbank, updated for 2026-27.
- Pass-probability analytics, teaching images and educators on call.
What to watch for
- Three different banks: make sure you buy the one for your exam.
- Check guarantee terms for the bank you choose.
How Rosh Review’s pass guarantee works
Rosh Review’s family medicine page says that if you use Rosh Review to prepare for your family medicine board and don’t pass, you don’t pay, or your subscription is extended for free until you do. Read the terms on Rosh Review’s site before relying on it.
Who should skip it, and alternatives
- You want live teaching: AAFP’s Board Review Express is $1,435 for members ($1,045 for residents).
- You’re an AAFP member on a budget: start with AAFP’s 1,360 free board-style questions.
- You want the most detailed explanations: UWorld’s ABFM bank is cited at $499 for 90 days.
Rosh Review ABFM review verdict
Rosh Review is the best-value family medicine bank we found, with a $279 entry price, a pass guarantee and separate banks for residents, the certification exam and the longitudinal assessment. Make sure you buy the bank for your stage. Compare it in AAFP vs Rosh Review and UWorld vs Rosh Review.
Common questions about Rosh Review for the ABFM
How much is Rosh Review for the ABFM?
The Resident Qbank is $279 (Basic) or $549 (Premium with a mock in-training exam), and the FMCLA Qbank starts at $349, on Rosh Review’s own pages. Third parties report the Certification Exam Qbank at $549 to $748; check Rosh Review’s pricing page.
Does Rosh Review have a pass guarantee?
Yes. Rosh Review says family medicine board subscriptions include a pass guarantee.
Is Rosh Review the same as Blueprint?
Rosh Review is part of Blueprint Prep. Its family medicine banks are still sold under the Rosh Review name; its PA and NP products were renamed.
Is this review sponsored?
No. We currently earn no commission from Rosh Review or any ABFM prep provider, and no one paid for this review.
We first checked these details on October 12, 2026 and rechecked them on October 19, 2026. MockTestPrep is independent and is not affiliated with Rosh Review, Blueprint or ABFM.