SQB
Practise for the SMLE, SNLE and Prometric exams
A question bank matched to the current Saudi Commission exam style, a written explanation for every answer, and analytics that name the specialty losing you marks — for doctors, nurses and medical students preparing in Saudi Arabia and abroad.
Why candidates use SQB
Because it puts structured practice, progress tracking and targeted revision in one place. Every question carries a full explanation — the concept behind it, how the presentation is distinguished, how it is diagnosed and how it is managed — so a question you get wrong turns into something that works on ten more.
Two separate tracks: medicine and nursing
You choose your track when you create an account. The medical track covers internal medicine, surgery, paediatrics and obstetrics & gynaecology for the SMLE. The nursing track covers nursing fundamentals, medical-surgical nursing, maternal and newborn nursing, paediatric nursing, mental health and pharmacology with dosage calculations for the SNLE. Each track has its own questions, summaries and analytics.
What you get inside
- Short and long practice sessions that mirror the exam format.
- Analytics by topic, accuracy and answer speed.
- A page collecting every question you got wrong, searchable and filterable.
- Illustrated summaries of the highest-yield topics.
- Timed mock exams under real exam conditions.
Free practice questions, no account
A sample of the bank is published openly: exam-style questions in medicine and nursing, each showing its four options and a written explanation of why the answer is right. You need neither an account nor a payment card to read them.
Study guides for the SMLE, SNLE and Prometric exams
Six complete guides, open to everyone with no account: the official SNLE nursing blueprint, how to use a question bank in the right order, a twelve-week plan, reviewing your mistakes, SMLE versus Prometric, and the highest-yield topics.
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The SNLE: blueprint, pass mark, eligibility and attempts
What the SCFHS applicant guide actually says about the SNLE: how many questions, how the four sections are weighted, what score you need, how many attempts you get, and what happens on the day.
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How to use a question bank to improve your SMLE & Prometric performance
Owning a large question bank does not raise your score by itself. A practical guide to using one in the right order — from an initial diagnostic to a full simulation.
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The 12-week SMLE plan: from zero to exam-ready
A clear week-by-week plan covering the core specialties, with a daily split between studying, reviewing mistakes and working through high-yield questions.
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How to review wrong questions without repeating the same mistake
A practical method for building a smart error log and turning every mistake into a fixed diagnostic or management rule before exam day.
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SMLE vs Prometric: what you should change in how you study
A practical comparison of question style, clinical reasoning and time management across the two exams, with a concrete plan to act on.
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High-yield SMLE topics: how to spend your time wisely
A priority map of the topics that move your score most, with a weekly split that cuts wasted effort and lifts your accuracy.