[Preksha]

I have the Becker software, after trying out the MCQ’s and the SIMS’s I feel that they are not enough. a lot of the question are repeated and there are only a few SIM’s to practice from. Please suggest a good test bank that has wide and varied amount of MCQ’s as well as SIM’s

[Anonymous]

Your signature says you’re training with NINJA.
I believe NINJA is a very good supplement with Becker.

[Preksha]

My Signature is incorrect and I have updated it many times but it doesn't seem to be updating. I'm not training with NINJA

[Anonymous]

If you haven’t tried it yet, it’s perhaps worth for you to try and test NINJA MCQs. Because of the adaptive learning features and each click gives you the immediate answer and explanation of every MCQ as you keep going, time is better spent working with NINJA MCQs than the Becker’s Progress Test bank.

https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/topic/ninja-mcq-did-it-help-you/

[Anonymous]

Becker is excellent but in combination with Ninja it's great!

[SuperCPA]

Isn't Excellent > Great?

[Preksha]

@anyatver Did you use Becker too?

[Anonymous]

I think excellent is better than great:) LOL
@Preksha-Becker was my predominant review material. I used Ninja to supplement especially during review phase.

[Anonymous]

I use Becker as my primary review material and use Ninja to supplement for more practice with additional MCQs.

In my honest opinion, all these review courses have the AICPA released questions integrated into their software, so you will see a lot of the same questions overlap between Becker and Ninja, or Roger and Becker or Roger and Ninja or Gleim and Ninja or what have you…I still think Becker alone is sufficient and has great MCQ questions with explanations.

Perhaps, you should stick with Becker and take at least one exam and see if it works or not. How do you know for sure they are not “enough” for you??

[Preksha]

@Big4BeanCounter Well not enough in the sense that there are a lot of repeated questions and once you know the answer, it isn't difficult to mindlessly choose the correct option. (I have started with AUD) In addition to this I also feel that 1-2 simulations might not be enough practice.

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