Having also sat the exams last week at one of the big three, everyone came out of the GNAV exam thinking it really wasn't that bad. Most people stayed till the end, but no one really ran out of time. Don't get me wrong, it was hard, but it was doable. Performance on the other hand, was a travesty. 1 question thats nearly 10% of the entire exam with very very odd answers? Awesome. I have a big issue with the CAA about the CAP graph questions. Because on the last question about temperatures, everyone was fairly unanimously getting the same answers, which was not one of the actual answers. It seems widely regarded that it was the right answer, even though it was not really that close to the calculated answer. My issue comes when we are told that the grounds to appeal a question are there are no right answers, theres more than one, or theres not enough info in the question to answer it. Where does 'closest answer' end and 'no right answer' begin?
Not happy with the CAA on this set.