@clearblueskyy
Notes alone are not going to help . You need a certain amount of coaching and tips on how to speak and write the answers . The answers that we are used to speaking on the radio are not what the WPC examiners are looking for in Part 1
Hence the reason coaching is strongly recommended
You can buy the book by RK Bali for RTR exams from Sterling Book House
Your chances of clearing on merit are hard to predict . But Certain places like chennai has higher failure rate than say Delhi or Mumbai
I dont know about the procedure for Canadian CPL and RT but it has been discussed at length time and again on pprune . Just search for it and you should find a few threads
@pilot.india
As per my knowledge and this circular ( check item no. 5
http://www.wpc.dot.gov.in/DocFiles/copcircular1.jpg )
http://www.wpc.dot.gov.in/DocFiles/R...tification.pdf
You should be able to renew the RTR A license on the basis of your 30 hours of flying experience within the past 3 years
You should also be able to renew it for lifetime validity as well provided you pay the 10,000 rupees DD amount .
If you did not have the 30 hours of flying experience only then you would have to give Part 1 of the exam . When you pass Part 1 you can renew it for lifetime
You can only renew it from the Regional Licensing Office from which it was issued to you and looking at the date of your exam sounds like Kolkota
The earliest you can renew the RT license would be 3 months before expiry ( I dont know if this rule has changed )