Urobank

Urobank is a dedicated urology question bank to help you prepare for postgraduate urology exams, including FRCS (Urol) Part 1 and FEBU — now on iPhone and iPad. Built by post-FRCS urologists, Urobank focuses on high-quality, original questions that test understanding — not just recall. Sign in with your Urobank account and everything carries across from the website: your answers, statistics, flagged questions and mock exams. Why choose the Urobank? • Over 1000 questions written by urologists, for urologists • Only original, non-AI-generated questions • SBA MCQs written at FRCS level • Full, referenced explanations for every question • Key information summaries on 100+ high-yield topics, alongside the explanations • Regular updates in line with current guidelines Three learning modes: Question Mode: Practise at your own pace with immediate feedback • Filter by topic, difficulty and question status • Read the full explanation after each question • Ideal for targeted revision and quick sessions Q10 Mode: Short, focused sets of 10 questions • Choose Weak Spots, Least Practiced or Most Difficult • Designed for efficient revision between cases Mock Mode: Simulate the real exam • Choose the number of questions and the topics • Move between questions and flag any to revisit • Progress saves automatically — start on your phone and finish on the website, or the other way round Track your progress: • Exam Insights: your daily streak and questions answered today • Daily Recap: every question you answered each day, with explanations • Detailed statistics by topic to find your weak areas • Flag questions to revisit and report any errors to our team Revise anywhere: • Download question sets and practise offline — no signal needed • Your answers sync automatically when you're back online Designed for: • FRCS (Urol) Part 1 candidates • FEBU candidates • Urology trainees and residents Requires an existing Urobank account. Urobank is for exam revision by medical professionals and does not provide medical advice. It is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the Royal Colleges of Surgeons, the JCIE or the European Board of Urology.