EKET or ALSKET? Which platform to choose?

ALSKET is one of the oldest KET learning platforms and works through a browser with access codes/keys. EKET works on a membership basis and additionally offers a mobile app, live remote lectures, instructor support, a Regitra simulation test according to the exam methodology, an individual learning program, and an explanation after every answer. You can find a detailed comparison in the table above.

EKET works on a membership principle: you purchase a period (e.g. 31 days) and solve unlimited tests — time does not "run out" like with ALSKET. ALSKET charges for usage time (purchased hours, e.g. 30 hours for €14), which depletes as you solve tests and must be topped up when used up. With EKET you can learn for the entire purchased period and solve as much as you need.

Yes. Registration takes a few minutes, and the individual learning program will immediately start selecting tasks based on your knowledge. No access code/key from a driving school is needed — you register and start solving.

KET tests are prepared to match Regitra exam questions as closely as possible and are updated every 2 weeks according to the latest traffic rules changes. Students in reviews very often mention that EKET questions are very similar to those presented at Regitra.

Yes — EKET offers a 31-day money-back guarantee if you fail to pass the Regitra theory exam after reaching 90% account progress. ALSKET, meanwhile, does not offer a money-back guarantee.