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If you fail
to prepare, then prepare to fail. Practice, Practice!.
Numerical Reasoning
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Test
yourself with as many questions as you can lay your hands on.
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Constant
practice using mental maths, and forget the calculator ever existed.
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Go back and
lean all the times tables to 15.
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Go back to
drawing board and learn all the theories such as Areas, Volumes, Algebra,
Trigonometry, Angles, Estimation, Sequences, Time, Distance, Speed etc
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Reading
Graphs, Mean, Mode, Median etc
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Practice
under timed conditions and keep the speed up.
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Why not use Aviac Aptitude
tests for your preparation?
Verbal Reasoning
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Read lots
of newspapers, books, and read up difficult words.
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Try different Puzzles
and Word Maps
Spatial Reasoning
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Try
visualising opening, closing, rotating of objects.
Diagrammatical
Reasoning
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Practice as
many questions as you can.
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Look into
relationships, sequences.
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Look at the
bigger picture and then home in to detail.
Mechanical
Reasoning
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Practice as
many questions as you can.
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Go back to
science books and recap on the theory.
Personality
Profiling
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Do NOT
answer the questions as a pilot would.
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Be honest
and state what you really think.
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Employers and Recruiters
want a balanced person as opposed to extremes.
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Practice a
few to give yourself an idea as what is required.
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