Pastest Reviews

There are a ton of questions in here, which was nice to see. I did notice a few repeats, but overall it still felt useful for practice. I’d be curious if others had the same experience, but for me the size of the question bank made it feel worth using.

I won’t pretend it’s the cheapest option out there, because it’s definitely not. But when you’re staring down revisions like they’re some final boss battle, this actually feels fair for what you get. The price made sense to me, especially for the help with revision stuff, and I’d say it was worth it.

My experience was okay, but it got frustrating because the communication wasn’t very clear. There were times when I wasn’t sure what was going on or what I was supposed to do next, and that made the whole thing more confusing than it needed to be...

It’s easy to see my progress, which makes it simple to stay motivated and know how I’m doing.

I gave it 5 stars because it pretty much did what I needed for revision. The content felt accurate, and the explanations were clear enough for me to follow without overthinking it. I didn’t spot many errors either, which helped. It’s not anything fancy, but for checking what you know and going over that stuff again, it’s reliable

I ran into an issue and reached out for help, and they got back to me really quickly. They were able to fix it without any hassle, which I really appreciated.

I’ve been using Pastest mostly for the video lectures, and they’ve been a big help! The teachers explain everything in a really clear, simple way and don’t rush through it, which is perfect when I’m trying to study after work. Some of the videos are a bit longer than I expected, but I actually don’t mind because they cover the topics properly. The sound and picture quality have been good too. Overall, I feel a lot more confident with my revision now. Would definitely recommend if you learn better by watching :)

I used pastest mainly for revision questions, but the tutor support ended up being the bit that surprised me most.
I asked a couple of questions that felt a bit silly at the time, mostly about topics I kept getting mixed up on. The academic tutor explained things clearly and didn’t make me feel stupid. It wasn’t instant every single time, but I’d say the replies were quick enough, usually around when I needed them.

It helped me figure out why I was getting certain answers wrong, rather than just trying to memorise the explanations. It was really useful in the run-up to my exam and made it feel like there was actually someone there to help...

I used Pastest for revision and overall had a good experience. A lot of the questions felt current, rather than like older material that had just been reused, which I appreciated. Some of the explanations were clear and lined up with recent guidelines I’d come across, so that made me feel like I could trust it more. There were still a few sections that felt a bit dated or could’ve used more detail, but nothing that put me off completely. I found it useful and would use it again. Not perfect, but solid overall, 4 stars from me.

I found the site really easy to use, especially on busy days when I don’t want to waste time figuring things out. Everything runs smoothly and there’s no messing about. I’d definitely recommend it if you want something simple and hassle-free.

I used to kinda just guess what I should study each day, and this planner made that a lot easier. Moving topics around was simple, and I could actually see what I’d done already. I stuck to my revision way better this time too, which felt good

I’ve mostly had a good experience with Pastest. For the way I use it, it feels stable, pages usually load fast and the videos don’t really crash on me. I did have one random login issue once, but refreshing sorted it out, so it wasn’t a big deal. It’s not flawless, but I’d say it’s dependable enough for regular study sessions.

I’m a little fuzzy on exactly when I cancelled—I think it was either the same day I signed up or maybe the next morning—but either way, the process was really straightforward. No hassle, no back and forth, and it was taken care of quickly.

I’ve found the offline access works well, especially when the Wi-Fi randomly drops. It’s just nice not having everything grind to a halt, if that makes sense.

I kind of went in expecting the question levels to be a little uneven, and that’s exactly how it felt. A bunch of the questions seemed weirdly calibrated, like some were way too easy and others jumped up for no clear reason. It pretty much confirmed what I was already thinking.

I thought this was definitely worth it. The topics were covered well, and it helped me figure out where my weak spots were quickly. A few parts felt a bit dense to get through, but overall it was really useful and a solid value.

I found the mock exams on pastest really useful overall. The questions felt close to the real exam, and doing them under timed conditions helped me get used to the pressure a bit more. It definitely showed me where I was weaker and made me feel less panicky going into the actual exam. That said, some of the explanations were a little too long-winded, and I did get annoyed at times because the communication around certain points wasn’t always clear. Still, it was a helpful resource and I’m glad I used it.

I was really hoping this would help me prepare, but it didn’t match my exam much at all. That’s frustrating when you’re relying on it to study and spending time on the material. I think there needs to be more accountability in making sure the content actually reflects what test-takers are going to see.

I use the pastest app on my phone most days, or at least often. The questions load quickly enough and the explanations are generally clear, which is nice. It makes revising on the bus way easier, especially when I’ve only got a bit of time here and there.

I found the peer score benchmarks really helpful, honestly. It gave me a much better idea of where my score stood compared to others, and that comparison was just really useful for me