CAE-Indigo recruitment

[spreading_wings]

I know this is out of context...but does anyone have an idea as to how many girls have been selected so far?

[aditya104]

@ktmb
3rd method best. comm'on next question...................

but does anyone have an idea as to how many girls have been selected so far?

good question frm spreading

[avalanche007]

2 gals got selected from may batch

[aviator_kool]

Cae Entrance test.

Thanks to all of them who took the the pains, to answer & solve the questions.

And one more thing does anyone know wen is the next assesment is being held by Indigo..???

[flyjet787]

@mighty falcon

friend of mine started training yesterday at CAE, Madrid.

[LOFT]

@787
does he belong to the bribe & contacts tribe or the meritorious tribe?

[flyjet787]

@LOFT
I have no idea what category he/she belongs to and frankly I dont care . If people have contacts which can help them get a job then they will use them and there is nothing wrong with it. I would have done the same thing and so would have u or any other CPL holder without a job.

@mighty falcon
They had the written id the 1st week of may and were given LOIs in mid May.

[avalanche007]

to be precise and accurate with the dates
3 and 4 may was written
11 may interview
13 may interview resullts

as said mid may loi was sent

then visa application
and then they all most departed by 20 or 21 june

@loft: in written there is no jugaad or influcenc kind of thing
and i guess same continues till the end

so cae was fair in selecting pilots

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[LOFT]

@ avalanche007
quote "in written there is no jugaad or influcenc kind of thing and i guess same continues till the end
so cae was fair in selecting pilots"

Thanx Bud , that is what i was looking for.

[alphabravocharlie1]

in written there is no jugaad or influcenc kind of thing
and i guess same continues till the end

Son, you're sadly mistaken.

Get this straight CAE people are some of the lousiest creeps in this business.

It is exactly because of kids like you that they can easily make quick bucks.

Even if several others say that they are fraud, they know that there will always be someone like you in the end, who will say that the selection process is fair.
And this is exactly why a few unsuspecting non-jugaadu people are always made to pass in the tests.

Let me explain in as simple way as possible :

In each round of CAE-Indigo selections, about 40 to 50 candidates are invited.

Out of these about 4-10 candidates are FIXED. They are the "jugaadu" candidates.

The remaining candidates are just sources of good quick easy money who will be failed in the initial written test itself.

Then next round, along with the jugaadu candidates very few non-jugaadu candidates are also selected.
This is so that no one suspects any fraud in the whole selection process and even if people suspect, then the non jugaadu kids like you will tell everyone else that it is all rubbish and that CAE selection is very fair.

Then finally in the interview round, ofcourse only the jugaadu kids are selected and the nonjugaadu kids rejected.

Finally, what happens is that the very few non-jugaadu kids start thinking that they had indeed done very well in the written test and that because of sheer bad luck or whatever, you could not clear the interview round.
You'll be thinking that the whole written test, psychometry tests are all fair and square while only the Indigo interview is fixed.

Plus, the buggers in CAE know very well that the non jugaadu kids like you who cleared the written test, but rejected in interview will tell everyone that the CAE selection is fair hence, they will always have enough number of gullible kids who will be most willing to shell out $375.

[avalanche007]

@alphabravocharlie:

sir, whatever you just mentioned was really eyes opening.
well i made that statement because i did not had any jugaad and was selected in written

however i was rejected in final interview without any reasons given.

hence i was saying that cae process looks fair based upon my experience

but then what ever u said is correct then i wont ever make that statement.

i really never thought that might be the case.

and yes why will others say that they are in with jugaad. and i thought that we all were selected on our merits.

well i guess that was in my fate and it happened to me. still i got some good experience with written, english test and also the cass test (it was damn tough)

thanks for your advice.

i always really like whatever you say sir.

do keep correcting us whenever we are wrong or misguided

thanks again

@loft: sorry buddy, i will take my that statement back after this post

[charliezuluvictor]

Quote:
"Then next round, along with the jugaadu candidates very few non-jugaadu candidates are also selected.
This is so that no one suspects any fraud in the whole selection process and even if people suspect, then the non jugaadu kids like you will tell everyone else that it is all rubbish and that CAE selection is very fair."

I have not heard of anybody who has failed in the next round.
Till now only one batch has been completely selected (the next is under process) and only one student has been eliminated after the written. That too in the interview round.

I do not wish to oppose you but to point out my views.Forgive me if you feel offended.
For the next processes, they use some expensive piece of equipment for the Psychometric test. Also a delegate from abroad comes to conduct it. I believe a lot of money is used for this. This is where the rest of the money goes.


looking at the last DGCA exam results, it has come to my notice that only 3-4 percent of the entire students who attended the exam cleared.
Either the DGCA is unfair or the students didn't study enough.
If the latter is true, then the CAE pass percentage is valid.

If both are unjust, our country is undergoing serious corruption.
If they are fair, the students in our country need to do some serious studying.

Its better to study full on for the exam and see what happens. The knowledge may come handy for the future exams in case we don't make it in this one.

cherio !!

[Mighty Falcon]

Well what alphabravocharlie said might be true, but as avlanche007 earlier stated that he cleared written without any jugaad and he found cass lil tough ...so dt might b the reason he cudnt go thru the final stage....not just jugaad thing.
I believe its unfair to say that everything is rigged.. claiming this without any detail can be a case of "sour grapes"

@avlanche007 sir you cleared wrttn and met oder ppl who also cleared that exam.
what do you think about their intellect and knowledge? did dey seem deserving??

[air on ice]

"JACK n jill in INDIGO recruitment"

As for the written, its my belief that its fair play. I was able to pass the written only because i did well.A few of my "jugaadu" friends who had solid contacts in Indigo, unfortunately, FAILED. I see no reason why that should have happened unless-

1. Their jack wasnt strong enough (I doubt that very seriously.)
2. The selection was fair. (believe it or not guys)

During my limited interaction with the other guys selected in the written and interview, I felt most come from non aviation backgrounds and are super nerdy (you gotta have a look at them to know what im saying-DEFINITELY NOT meant for the "coolest airline" )

As for the eliminations in the interview,in the last batch, they have mostly been on the basis of the CASS score. (AND MOST OF THE ELIMINATED KIDS WERE JUGAADU!)

This is as fair as it gets guys. You cannot expect anything cleaner and more clear cut than this.

[piper_cherokee]

What i can conclude by reading previous few posts is that take all the chances that come your way even if you have to spend some 18k over it. We don't get these chances every other day.

[charliezuluvictor]

Dear Air on ice,
You said that some students were eliminated during interview because of poor CASS score..Is CASS what people call the psychometric??...do you know how many students got eliminated because of that last time ?..If CASS goes bad, thay shouldn't take the pains of calling him to the interview...right?....Sorry to bother you but a friend of mine who recently appeared for the CASS says that it didn't go well....your help will be appreciated...

cherio and thanks in advance

[air on ice]

In the first interview session, 2 or 3 people were eliminated.Atleast one of them on their CASS analysis.
CASS- its a psycomotor and psychometric analysis...like a detailed personality assessment of your likes and dislikes as well as assessment of your motor skills.Everything is computerized and most of the questionnaires are filled up online.

As far as Indigo's decision last time to call even the poor scorers to the interview, I feel its because CAE does not want to eliminate anyone merely on the basis of the CASS score , but wants to leave the decision in the hands of the company. There is a certain KIND of mentality that Indigo needs in its pilot.
Its very difficult to say whats a "good" performance and whats a bad one.Most of the people find it difficult to multi task so many things altogether.The whole idea of it is to put a person in stress.All the best to your friend for his result.

[jetzup]

@air on ice...I've heard to the contrary....you seem to be very pro cae

[charliezuluvictor]

Thank you Air on Ice..I really appreciate your reply..
Dear jetzup,
May I know what you have heard on the contrary ?

Thanks