NEAP question guides vs exam pro

[maly]

hi guys
I want to buy some question books for consolidation in addition of text book questions for science and maths subjects.I have checkpoints which are best questions ( VCAA style). I am searching for extra VCAA style questions. which questions guide is better,NEAP question guides or exam pro???
thanks

[maly]

does anyone have any suggestion?? I would appreciate any response.

[mnafady2006]

why not have both? 

[tk1998]

neap guides are written by teachers and the questions are exactly like what you will get in the exam

[grannysmith]

neap guides are written by teachers and the questions are exactly like what you will get in the exam

Not necessarily. For science subjects, generally yes, but for math subjects, they can be a hit and and miss.

[IndefatigableLover]

Not necessarily. For science subjects, generally yes, but for math subjects, they can be a hit and and miss.

Definitely agree with this! I can only say this for Methods but the Neap exams were definitely challenging but some questions were off course in terms of what to expect on a VCAA exam (however if you're using it to study for SACs and stuff then it depends on your school since if your SACs are hard then Neap should be fine for revision )

[thushan]

hi guys
I want to buy some question books for consolidation in addition of text book questions for science and maths subjects.I have checkpoints which are best questions ( VCAA style). I am searching for extra VCAA style questions. which questions guide is better,NEAP question guides or exam pro???
thanks

I'm the author of the ExamPro Chemistry guide - I've tried my best to have my questions written in the VCAA style and format. That said, I also try to make my questions vary from the easy-VCAA level to the hard-VCAA level and even a little beyond, whilst endeavouring to stay within the study design. This is to ensure that students of all abilities are catered for.

From what I remember - when I did Chemistry I used NEAP a bit and I found its questions to be pretty good quality too.

I'm not in the position where I should be able to comment on ExamPro vs NEAP due to conflict of interest though

[Eden1998]

I'm the author of the ExamPro Chemistry guide - I've tried my best to have my questions written in the VCAA style and format. That said, I also try to make my questions vary from the easy-VCAA level to the hard-VCAA level and even a little beyond, whilst endeavouring to stay within the study design. This is to ensure that students of all abilities are catered for.

From what I remember - when I did Chemistry I used NEAP a bit and I found its questions to be pretty good quality too.

I'm not in the position where I should be able to comment on ExamPro vs NEAP due to conflict of interest though