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I have to disagree with the conclusion to assessment of the new database. Simply waiting until you have enough feedback so that you can tailor your trainings to align with the questions defeats the entire learning process and objective of exams.
If the examination questions don’t achieve their purpose, testing knowledge and understanding of the LO’s,then they should not be allowed to be in the database and used in exams.
Someone needs to challenge EASA on the relevance of their questions. Ambiguous, excessively worded and grammatically incorrect questions should be automatically disqualified as they are purposely designed to induce error.
As an airline pilot and someone sitting the ECQB 2020database , I fully agree that the questions are not fit for purpose and have no relevance in the real operational world.
I would be more than prepared to support any action taken to hold EASA accountable and have fair and relevant questions tested in exams.