Rosh Review | Exam Prep Qbank

Name: Rosh Review | Exam Prep Qbank
Rating: 4.8 (8176 reviews)
Author: Rosh Review LLC

By: Rosh Review LLC

Education

Features & Capabilities

Rosh Review offers a comprehensive education Qbank library for physicians, medical students, PAs, NPs, and nurses. Plan, practice, and pass high‑stakes exams across specialties including Emergency Medicine, Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, OB/GYN, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and board‑style shelf exams. It covers PA and NP certifications such as PANCE and PANRE, and NP specialties like AGACNP, AGPCNP, ENP, FNP, CPNP‑PC, PMHNP, WHNP, and Certified Emergency Nurse (CEN).

Rosh Review lets you create custom practice exams, track your progress, focus on areas of weakness, and predict your exam score to guide your study. Uncommon Delights include The most beautiful teaching images on the planet, Personal Analytics Dashboard, Pass Guarantee for Certification, Educators On Call, and Learner Support with Cheetah‑Like Speed.

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App Education

By:

Rosh Review LLC

Rating:

4.80

(8,176) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.0.32 Last updated: 2023-10-26

Version code:

859507698

Creation date:

2015-12-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

15.95MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

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Developed by:

Rosh Review LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rosh-review-exam-prep-qbank/id991352355

Website:

http://www.roshreview.com

User Reviews

Reviewers praise Rosh Review as a gold-standard, board-focused QBank with thorough rationales and realistic cases across EM, PA, and PNP. However, the iOS app shows repeated reliability and landscape/split-screen issues, plus recurring requests for features like in-question highlights and basic UI customization. Content quality is generally respected, but platform-specific usability and feature gaps are the dominant concerns.

Pros

Board-focused questions with thorough rationales, widely considered a strong exam prep resource.
Realistic, case-style questions with concise explanations that help translate to clinical practice.
Broad specialty coverage (EM, PA, PNP) and reported success on actual boards.
Learner-friendly presentation and clear explanations.

Cons

iPad landscape/split-screen limitations and landscape mode broken after updates; multiple reviews call for proper landscape support.
Frequent app bugs and reliability issues on iOS (crashes, load failures, incorrect scoring/percentages).
Feature gaps repeatedly requested, notably in-question highlights/annotation (and basic UI customization like font size or night mode).

Recent reviews

I don’t know what happened from 2024 to 2025 but the q bank has significantly decreased in quality. App functions fine, but the content is atrocious. Obvious AI photos and poorly written questions and non EM content.

by Cr*****, 2025-11-05

Can’t comment yet on quality of QBank (OBGYN resident), but I am very frustrated that the iPad app doesn’t appear to support split screen. My preferred method of studying is to have split iPad screen up with my QBank and OneNote. TruLearn allows for this and it really makes studying much more efficient. If my program hadn’t purchased Rosh for us, I’d be sticking with my TruLearn subscription.

by Am*****, 2025-08-10

Hello! I am 6 months into clinical year of PA school and find Rosh review to be incredibly useful in general for test prep. One feature I really wish existed though is questions organized by EOR topic rather than by organ system. For example, when I was trying to use Rosh to prep for my internal medicine and EM EORs, I struggled to make tests that really captured what presentations I’d be seeing in that setting. I know that a large chunk of the test will be cardiac, GI, renal, some OBGYN, but combined there are like 800 or something questions in all those categories and not all of them pertain specifically to the level of acuity I am studying for. Contrast that with my women’s health rotation where Rosh has several hundred questions specifically that all pertain to that rotation- I did better on that EOR than any other using essentially only Rosh to study. I am struggling with this problem again currently during my surgery rotation because, once again, Rosh does not have a “surgery” category of questions. Please please make this a thing before I graduate PA school haha.