@Green_pilot_79
First piece of advice: Improve your written communication skills ! Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation would be a tremendous starting point.
(What is it with young people and their distinct lack of English skills these days !?). No one is perfect, but at least make an effort !
Secondly: Enrol in PATS (Melbourne) and/or purchase the
'ARCO' publication:
"Military Flight Aptitude Tests" (Highly recommended !).
You will sit a series of aircrew psychometric exam's - all varying in degrees of complexity & expected outcomes. Most candidates' fail at either the
'Instrument Appreciation', or Mental Deduced Reckoning (Mental Mathematics) examinations.
HINT: Learn how to work out 'rates of change' (Speed/Distance/Time etc) problems very quickly - in your head ! Forget the complex stuff you were taught in the Yr 11/12 Mathematics syllabus (unless you're applying for ADFA of course).
You will need to go back to basics and be able to work out how to multiply & divide large numbers in a short period of time. Orders of Operations and decimal place movement after an operation would be well worth understanding !
Basically: know your stuff and don't leave any element of your brain back at the 'ranch' ! It is a very challenging day for most Candidates'. Don't rest on your laurels.