INRAT AEROCOURSE Workbook and Dauntless

[pilotjack]

For everyone that has used the Aerocourse workbook and Dauntless to study, how did it compare to the real INRAT? Easier than the workbook or harder?

[geneticistx]

aerocourse was awesome.

[bueno]

Aerocourse is a lot of the same questions as the actual exams

[Sterling5]

I would have loved to attend. They canceled on the three day course two days prior, refunded the course, but not the online prep course. Instructor had covid and they had no contingency plan. IMO they should be refunding it all if they are the ones that backed out. It might be a good course, but I'm dissapointed in how they handled the cancelation. I also noticed there are some wrong answers in the answer keys of the workbook as well. It seems a little unprofessional to me.

[Sterling5]

I must report that aerocourse did end up refunding the full amount back. I appreciate this and feel all who read my above post know of their eventual efforts to do the right thing.

[NeerMohan]

I used both the Aerocourse workbook and Dauntless for INRAT prep, and while they were helpful resources, the real exam felt fairly similar in difficulty.

Some people found the real exam slightly easier than the practice questions, while others felt it was on par. It really depends on your individual learning style and how well you grasped the concepts.

My advice? Use both resources to solidify your understanding, but don't be surprised if the actual exam throws some curveballs you haven't seen before. Good luck!

[stormrider13]

It all depends on your mindset. There's a difference between learning to pass an exam and learning to understand.

[bwgilchrist]

I did the aerocourse intensive and it was awesome.

I got the Dauntless app to do quizzes, which really helped a lot as well.