EMT PASS (new) App Reviews

This app is the toughest and most accurate NREMT study tool available. If you can pass these review and practice questions, you’ll be certain to ace the NREMT. Will recommend this app forever!

I could not recommend this app more. Although it is a little pricey, it was much worth every penny because it was the sole reason I passed my first time taking the NREMT. Questions are very challenging but prepare you very well for the exam. I used this app as my main study guide for the exam and I honestly found the NREMT easier compared to the app. Great this app as a study tool, not something to use to test your knowledge. Read every summary given for each question and review topics as needed

The questions on this app are challenging which is good because it makes the NREMT seem easier. Overall good app.

Immediately downloaded this app after failing first attempt. This is my first written review EVER so take that for what it’s worth. This app was worth every penny. Top 3 investment by a long shot.

This app is good for practice, however I feel a lot of things contradict what I have previously learned in the classroom. It’s a double edged sword because you get to learn more but at the same time it makes you doubt a lot of what you actually know. One big problem I have is the misspelling in some of the questions, it makes me wonder how much effort was really put into such an expensive app and how accurate it can really be if some of the words are not spelled correctly.

The app has good questions but frequently says syncing data and glitches out.

When I first began EMT everyone recommended both this app and EMS Pocket prep. I will admit at first I liked pocket prep more and I still recommend it. The questions on this one just seemed more difficult and I couldn’t understand them. Eventually I decided I’m going conquer this app and really focus on why the answers are the way the app explains them. When it finally clicks then you will understand. I’m a decent test taker when I can memorize key words but the NREMT isn’t like that. I think in