Product reviews for Instrument Rating Ground School & Test Prep

I felt well prepared for the exam after watching the course twice.  The FAA test questions do not exactly match the questions in the King's course, but they warn you about that.  I would definitely use the King's again for a different rating.

I just sat the Instrument Knowledge test for foreign pilots. The course was a great help, and ended up being all I needed for a great result. The course is well structured and easy to navigate. Most importantly, the syllabus is complete and focuses on the essential elements. Good stuff.

The web site is easy to use albeit a little bit corny. The information is presented in a clear manner. It's obvious that the name of the game is preparing the applicant for the test. Thanks for your help.

I took my first IRA test in 1999 but was unable to complete the air work. Well its time again. Not many IFR ground schools offered any more so I signed up for the King IFR ground on-line course. I passed again. . . . The course is updated to cover the new topics. I liked the ability to study at my own pace.

I passed with 82%

Videos are old school and seems out of date but the FAA is not. Went through all the videos and answered all the questions and 95% of the questions from the videos showed up on the written test.

Ok

The only problem I had was, because I bought the online version only, I had no paper materials to refer to, and the images online were not very clear on my desktop computer.  Nevertheless, I got a strong pass 87% on my test by slogging through the videos and doing the practice tests as recommended.

Passed the exam on my first attempt.

Good solid preparation for the written test. I have used it twice in 3 years and passed twice (my first test pass expired before I completed my training)