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Revisable vs UWorld: which fits your USMLE or medical exam prep?
UWorld Medical publishes QBanks for USMLE and other US-focused exams, with self-assessments, a medical library, flashcards and an AI assistant. Revisable publishes a multi-exam study app, including Indian exams such as NEET PG, with flashcards, QBanks and an AI tutor; its 100K+ MCQs, 200K+ flashcards and Ruby AI tutor are Pro features, and Basic access is limited.
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Revisable and UWorld Medical, side by side.
Each cell is based on published sources we could review. UWorld details refer to its USMLE plans unless stated. Like-for-like caveat: counts are self-reported and cover different exams and scopes, and features and access can vary by plan. A feature not described in the sources we reviewed should not be assumed unavailable. On Revisable, the 100K+ MCQs, 200K+ flashcards and Ruby AI tutor are Pro features; Basic access is limited.
| Feature | Revisable | UWorld Medical |
|---|---|---|
| Exams and students | NEET UG, NEET PG, INI-CET, FMGE, AMC and USMLE. Check the app for other exams | USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK and Step 3; COMLEX Levels 1 and 2; ABIM; ABFM; PANCE; PANRE; and clinical rotations. Its app listings show NEET-PG as coming soon |
| Question bank | 100K+ MCQs with Pro; the free Basic plan has limited access. Previous-year questions are available | Exam-specific QBanks with explanations for every answer choice, in Tutor and Timed modes. Step 2 CK also has a Shelf Review mode. Counts differ across its pages, so none is listed here |
| Tests | Mock tests and exam-style practice, with AI test analysis | Customisable practice tests and self-assessments with projected scores. The number of self-assessments included depends on plan length, and some shorter plans include none |
| Teaching and video | Revision-focused videos and concise notes; 5K+ educator-created notes and videos combined. No live classes | A medical library is included in QBank plans. Medical videos are included only with QBank Plus. Live classes not described in the sources reviewed |
| Revision | Spaced repetition schedules flashcards; personalised revision modules on Pro plans | A study planner on longer plans, plus a digital notebook. Performance analytics include peer comparisons |
| Flashcards | 200K+ flashcards with spaced repetition, with Pro; the free Basic plan has limited access | 4,500+ premade ReadyDecks across Step 1 and Step 2 CK, plus SmartCards you create from the QBank, with spaced repetition. ReadyDecks are not yet available for Step 3 |
| AI features | Ruby AI tutor with Pro only. Revisable also lists AI test analysis and AI-generated flashcards, summaries, notes and quizzes; the free Basic plan has limited AI features | UAsk AI Study Assistant in USMLE QBank plans, with a prompt limit that depends on plan length |
| Pricing and free access | Free Basic plan with limited access, plus paid Pro plans. Check the website or app for current prices | Time-limited paid plans, with prices varying by exam, length and tier. A demo offers free questions for each exam. Check UWorld for current prices |
| Platforms | Study access through phones and iPads: Android on Google Play, and iPhone and iPad on the App Store (iOS/iPadOS 13 or later). Pro plans sync across 2 or 3 devices | Web on a computer, plus iPhone and iPad (iOS/iPadOS 16 or later) and Android apps with synced progress. Its renewal terms say mobile is not a replacement for computer access |
Plans differ in scope, so check what each one includes before comparing prices. Details can change: check each provider before buying. Sources: UWorld Medical's USMLE pages, and its App Store and Google Play listings; Revisable's website, App Store listing and product team.
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Revisable vs UWorld Medical — frequently asked questions
What is the main difference between Revisable and UWorld?
UWorld's published offering centres on exam-style QBanks with detailed explanations for USMLE and other US-focused exams. Revisable's centres on flashcards with spaced repetition, QBanks, mock tests, notes, revision videos and AI tools across exams that include NEET PG, FMGE and USMLE.
Which is better for USMLE, Revisable or UWorld?
That depends on how you study. UWorld may suit you if you want dedicated USMLE QBanks with self-assessments. Revisable may suit you if you want flashcard-led revision and AI tools in one app. We have not found an independent head-to-head study, so we do not claim that either one produces better results.
Does UWorld cover NEET PG?
UWorld's app listings show NEET-PG as coming soon, although other wording in its Google Play listing mentions NEET-PG alongside available exams. Check UWorld directly for current availability. Revisable supports NEET PG.
Do both have flashcards with spaced repetition?
Yes, both describe them. UWorld lists premade ReadyDecks for Step 1 and Step 2 CK and SmartCards you build from its QBank. Revisable lists flashcards scheduled so that difficult topics appear more often and stronger topics less often.
Do both have an AI assistant?
Yes, both describe one. UWorld includes its UAsk AI Study Assistant in USMLE QBank plans, with a prompt limit that depends on plan length. Revisable lists Ruby, its Pro-only AI tutor, along with AI test analysis and AI-generated study material. The sources reviewed do not allow a fair comparison of their quality.
Does UWorld have video lectures?
UWorld's USMLE pages list medical videos as part of QBank Plus, not the standard QBank plan. Live classes are not described in the sources reviewed. Revisable lists revision-focused videos and does not offer live classes.
How do Revisable and UWorld compare on price?
This page does not list exact prices, because the plans include different content and are priced differently across sources and regions. Revisable has a free Basic plan with limited access and paid Pro plans. UWorld sells time-limited plans and offers a demo with free questions. Compare current prices and inclusions.
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