Best JAA ATPL Test Prep Software
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Best JAA ATPL Test Prep Software
Hiya All,
I was very surprised to see no similar thread regarding this topic.
According to you, what is the best software to prepare the JAA ATPL Exams: Oxford, Bristol, AviationExam, others ?
I would be more interested into an off-line software that I could use even w/o internet access, as opposed to an online web-based application.
Thanks a lot for your inputs !
Leonard
I was very surprised to see no similar thread regarding this topic.
According to you, what is the best software to prepare the JAA ATPL Exams: Oxford, Bristol, AviationExam, others ?
I would be more interested into an off-line software that I could use even w/o internet access, as opposed to an online web-based application.
Thanks a lot for your inputs !
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I've used both Bristol and Dauntless software from JAAEXAM.COM
The Dauntless software is great in the sense that you can print questions, bookmark the difficut ones, etc. However some of the answers are incorrect and only a very limited number of questions have a worked solution.
I now use Bristol because the questions are almost entirely similar to the ones that come up in the exams. The Dauntless questions were out of date and i found myself wasting time going through 100's of dated questions. Therefore i would suggest using Bristol to maximise your chances of getting the highest possible mark whilst doing the least amount of work,
Hope this helps
The Dauntless software is great in the sense that you can print questions, bookmark the difficut ones, etc. However some of the answers are incorrect and only a very limited number of questions have a worked solution.
I now use Bristol because the questions are almost entirely similar to the ones that come up in the exams. The Dauntless questions were out of date and i found myself wasting time going through 100's of dated questions. Therefore i would suggest using Bristol to maximise your chances of getting the highest possible mark whilst doing the least amount of work,
Hope this helps
