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AnalystPrep vs Mumtaz

Both stand on exam prep apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

AnalystPrep

Free plan Web

AnalystPrep combines study content, adaptive practice, tracking and mock exams for several finance, risk and actuarial pathways. Its web platform offers a limited free trial and multiple paid access terms.

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Mumtaz

Free plan AndroidiPhoneWeb

Mumtaz combines exam questions, explanations, mock exams, and progress tools across Android, iOS, and web. Its offline, account-free study model is notable, while full access requires an unlock with undisclosed pricing.

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The facts

AnalystPrepMumtaz
Free planYesYes
Open sourceNot publishedNot published
Runs onWebAndroid, iPhone, Web
Lowest paid planFRM Part 1 Practice Package: $349 a yearFree or on request
Plans published164
MakerAnalystPrepMumtaz
Websiteanalystprep.commumtaz-app.com
On exam prep apps#77 of 125#73 of 125

AnalystPrep: what it does well

  • CFA, FRM and SOA preparation
  • Full-length mock tests and adaptive practice
  • No-card, no-time-limit free trial
  • Mobile-optimized browser access
  • Institutional learning options

What to know first

  • No native mobile app
  • Free trial has limited materials
  • Some packages cost $799 a month
  • Pricing terms vary by package

Mumtaz: what it does well

  • Covers multiple Gulf licensing exams
  • Timed mock exams with subject results
  • Works offline without an account
  • Automatic mistakes list
  • No advertising

What to know first

  • Free access covers only trial questions
  • Not affiliated with listed authorities
  • Purchases use external payment services

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