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Taking the test in less than a month and slightly freaking out about it (hence why I've been blowing up this sub for the past few weeks). I feel confident about the reading comprehension part, as that is usually where I perform best. However, slightly worried about math and mechanical (I'm only taking the OAR portion). I've been poking around on AirWarriors and have found a lot of useful materials and advice.
There are a lot of people on there who say the prep books like Barron's or For Dummies are almost completely inaccurate when it comes to the real test. There are a lot of study guides made by people on AW as well as these flashcard sets. I was wondering if anyone could look over them and just give a simple answer as to if these are anything like the actual test.