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Old 24th Oct 2012, 04:42
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Purely my own preference,

If you already work in aircraft maintenance, Human Factors is something you will already be familiar with (its also the easiest part66 module).

If not, Maths & Physics you should be able to sit having never seen an aircraft, so maybe them first.

Perhaps sit Electrical & Electronics together. And Engines & Props together.

Some modules have a lower knowlage requirement for B2 than B1, and vice-versa. Try to sit all the exams to the highest level, just incase you want to, you know, come away from the dark side later on
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