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I only used the mock tests to prepare for the Tests in less than a week. It was actually 3 days of cramming.
Four or five questions in the exam weren't covered in these mock tests - or if they were, they were reworded with different items of information used in the questions, if that makes sense.
But passed. Thank you Britzen.uk
They have a PDF study guide, which is ok, but beware some sections are not complete and others are not up to date compared to the mock tests.
I did all of the mock tests twice and they are very alike to the real one. While you do the mock tests you get the answer as well for every question, to help you learn it.
I did the real test in about 3 min despite you get 45 min and passed first time.
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