I used Rosh, UWORLD, NEJM+- pretty much the other main qbanks out there, after passing the exam the only other bank I would have focused on would be NEJM+since it had questions from all the additional modules, etc. The AAFP online questions/ABFM - alot of htese questions seem to be just recycled from the ITEĪFP articles are really good too if you have time - you will see that alot of the ITE questions reference AFP articles or NEJM The best questions to prepare for the general knowledge, residency, ABFM boards are the ITEs and quarterly CSKA - they do the best job reflecting the actual ABFM exam - you should have access to at least 3 years worth in your portfolio, the more you do the better Physician and Resident Communities (MD / DO) Family Medicine. The approach I took was I became a vegetable and relaxed before residency and figured everyone would be in the same boat as me If you are applying to medical school this cycle, you can see how long AMCAS is taking to verify applications with the AMCAS tracker, based on updates from AMCAS and previous cycles.

I think getting as much shadowing/clinical experience prior to starting is more valuable than any qbank out there - since treating/manging patients is a different experience from answering questions.when you treat patient you are using a different set of skills and drawing from your knowledge

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