The FRCS Urol Part 1 exam is one of the most challenging milestones in urology training. After the latest exam sitting, the SmashUrology FRCS Urol Part 1 question bank has completed its pilot and beta phase — and the results have been remarkable.
Hundreds of trainees used the platform as their primary FRCS Urol Part 1 revision resource, with thousands of questions answered daily. The feedback we received has directly shaped how SmashUrology now supports urology exam preparation.
What We Improved in Our FRCS Urol Question Bank
Based on user feedback, we made targeted improvements to both content quality and learning experience, ensuring SmashUrology remains one of the most comprehensive online urology revision platforms available.
Content quality improvements
During the beta phase, over 250 questions were reviewed following user feedback:
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50 answers updated for accuracy
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100 typographical errors corrected
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60 questions double-checked and validated
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40 explanations rewritten to improve clarity and exam relevance
Every question in the FRCS Urol Part 1 question bank is now mapped more closely to exam expectations.
Smarter FRCS Urol Exam Revision Tools
To support more efficient learning, we introduced smarter revision features:
Personalised learning
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Review incorrectly answered and unanswered questions
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Filter questions by category and topic
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Flag high-yield questions for final revision
Performance analytics
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Track your progress across the syllabus
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Identify strengths and weaknesses
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Compare your performance anonymously using the leaderboard
Exam-style mock tests
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Timed mock exams
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Question distribution designed to reflect the real FRCS Urol Part 1 exam
What Trainees Said After the FRCS Urol Part 1 Exam
Post-exam feedback confirms that SmashUrology is a high-impact FRCS Urology revision tool:
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100% of users would recommend the platform
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Most trainees felt it had a strong impact on their exam preparation
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The majority felt 60–80% of the real exam was covered by the question bank
Key areas for further improvement
More questions needed on:
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CT scans, urodynamics, pathology, and image interpretation
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Ethics and statistics (high-yield for the FRCS exam)
Fewer questions needed on:
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Rare survival estimates and niche percentage-based data
This feedback is now directly shaping the next iteration of the platform.
What’s Next for SmashUrology?
SmashUrology is expanding into a complete urology exam preparation ecosystem, supporting trainees from ST3 to consultancy.
Planned developments
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🎤 FRCS Urol Part 2 VivaSuite (viva practice with AI-supported cases)
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🎯 ST3 Urology Interview Preparation Platform
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Expanded image-based and ethics question banks
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Continuous updates aligned with exam feedback and guidelines
We remain committed to keeping SmashUrology accessible and affordable, while continuing to invest in better technology and higher-quality content.
A quick note on pricing (from me)
When I first launched SmashUrology, it was a simple £15/month question bank built to help a small group of trainees revise for FRCS Urol Part 1. Since then, the platform has grown far beyond what I originally imagined — with performance analytics, mock exams, leaderboards, smarter filtering, and now new tools being built for ST3 interviews and the FRCS Part 2 viva.
As usage and features increased, so did the technology costs needed to keep the platform fast, secure, and reliable. For that reason, pricing for new members has been updated to £30/month, with discounted longer-term options (£75 for 3 months or £140 for 6 months) to keep things affordable for those revising over a longer period.
Everyone who joined early remains on the £15/month loyalty rate — because SmashUrology only exists thanks to your early trust and support.
Built by Trainees, for Trainees
SmashUrology was created to solve a problem we all faced: the lack of a modern, structured, and affordable FRCS Urol revision platform.
Your feedback doesn’t just improve the platform — it shapes the future of urology exam preparation for the next generation of trainees.
If you’d like to contribute questions, suggest features, or collaborate, get in touch. We’re always grateful for the early support from Urology News – do check their offerings out too!