IFR written test prep

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I used the Dauntless test prep for my PPL and scored on the 90's. I am considering an accelerated type program for my IFR and all the ones that I have researched want you to pass the written before signing up. I thought I would use another prep course for the IFR written.

What have you found was the best app or prep program for the IFR written. There are a lot of previous threads so I'm looking for people who took it recently. So far I am looking at the Dauntless and Sheppard ones but would consider any if they have good reviews.
 
Sheppard Air...hands down.../thread. I don't think much has changed since the last time this question was asked...last week.
 
I used Dauntless for both PPL and IFR. Since you are familiar with it, i would go with Dauntless again. Passed the IFR writtten with a 97%.
 
I've had great luck using the Gliem programs,up to and including the ATP
 
Common theme in threads like this...

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But use whatever you like and works for you.
 
bobmrg said:
You can stay abreast of changes in the writtens by going to www.asa2fly.com. www.asa2fly.com/FAA-Knowledge-Exams-W22C162.aspx

Then pay them back by buying their products.

Bob Gardner
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I meant changes as in any new breakthrough test study providers/products. Sheppard Air checks for updates everytime you open the app and they update their stuff 24/7/365. Also, if you see a new question on the exam, remember it and the possible answers and tell Sheppard about it, they will refund you the cost of the test prep software.
 
Gucci Pilot said:
I meant changes as in any new breakthrough test study providers/products. Sheppard Air checks for updates everytime you open the app and they update their stuff 24/7/365. Also, if you see a new question on the exam, remember it and the possible answers and tell Sheppard about it, they will refund you the cost of the test prep software.
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They can't update any more frequently than the FAA does, and the FAA updates four times a year. The ASA Update page reflects these changes.

Bob Gardner
 
I'm sure there are plenty of good options out there, and guys on here way more knowledgeable than me, I used Gleim, went through the book a few times and practiced all of the questions several times. I took my test last week did alright (93). There were a few questions that I didn't anticipate/were worded a little funny, but all in all, not bad.
 
TRocket said:
I'm sure there are plenty of good options out there, and guys on here way more knowledgeable than me, I used Gleim, went through the book a few times and practiced all of the questions several times. I took my test last week did alright (93). There were a few questions that I didn't anticipate/were worded a little funny, but all in all, not bad.
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Nice work
 
Sheppard Air...got a 97 about a year ago... Now I need to finish the IR this year!
 
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