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Hi All,
I need information about using the Abacus question bank to prepare for the ATPL exams. I have the courseware of one of the ATPL groundschools and I am exempted from taking the consolidation courses.
Has anybody used Abacus as part of their ATPL exam preparation?
Is it enough or you would still recommend the taking of a consolidation course after that?
Thank you for your input and advise
Sincerely
CRJ
I need information about using the Abacus question bank to prepare for the ATPL exams. I have the courseware of one of the ATPL groundschools and I am exempted from taking the consolidation courses.
Has anybody used Abacus as part of their ATPL exam preparation?
Is it enough or you would still recommend the taking of a consolidation course after that?
Thank you for your input and advise
Sincerely
CRJ
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I know roughly 10 people
Who have access to abacus (including myself).
The difference between me and them is that they acquired access to it a long while before I did.
Half of the people I know just did abacus on-line over and over and over. One of the folks did over 4000 questions just on on R-Nav and less so on other topics. He scored in the high 90% in all subjects.
Another person I know just never once opened any of his folders, instead he focused on abacus entirely, this guy/gal didn't fail any exam.
With over 15.000 questions and the fact that it picks questions just as randomly as the actual databank then you really do get a good feel for it.
By the way, I am not telling anyone that they should not read their notes, you should definately check your notes everytime you get a question wrong on the Abacus.
My point is if you have faith in yourself but would still like to guarentee a first time pass... THEN YOU REALLY SHOULD SHELL OUT THE 190 euro's for the access. 190 euro's is not even 10% of what you paid for the notes you have anyway's.
I'm sorry if I appear to represent Abacus (I am half Belgian after all).
The difference between me and them is that they acquired access to it a long while before I did.
Half of the people I know just did abacus on-line over and over and over. One of the folks did over 4000 questions just on on R-Nav and less so on other topics. He scored in the high 90% in all subjects.
Another person I know just never once opened any of his folders, instead he focused on abacus entirely, this guy/gal didn't fail any exam.
With over 15.000 questions and the fact that it picks questions just as randomly as the actual databank then you really do get a good feel for it.
By the way, I am not telling anyone that they should not read their notes, you should definately check your notes everytime you get a question wrong on the Abacus.
My point is if you have faith in yourself but would still like to guarentee a first time pass... THEN YOU REALLY SHOULD SHELL OUT THE 190 euro's for the access. 190 euro's is not even 10% of what you paid for the notes you have anyway's.
I'm sorry if I appear to represent Abacus (I am half Belgian after all).