Prepry vs URR for SPI — which is closer to the real exam?
I haven't personally used Prepry, so I can't give a direct side-by-side comparison with URR.
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I haven't personally used Prepry, so I can't give a direct side-by-side comparison with URR. But here's the more important point, and it applies to any resource: ARDMS doesn't publish an official study guide, so every commercial resource — Prepry, URR, or anything else — is really someone's prediction of what the exam might look like, not a guaranteed match to the real thing.
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