@Wannabe380:
No, you will not be able to use a calculator whatsoever.
You will need to calculate the answer to the nearest decimal point as quickly as possible, with the test allowing some margin for error. I.e 4321 x16 -> 4320 x 15 -> (4320 x 10 = 43200) + (43200 / 2 = 21600) etc.
@AnArChYm:
Keep trying, I have used that website (
PAT | PilotAptitudeTest.com - Practise for Pilot Aptitude Tests!) for an airline assessment as a fATPL holder and found it very beneficial. If you're struggling that much, shoot them an email to ask how you could improve, they really helped me out!
PS: A majority of the aptitude tests compare your performance against a large pool of previous data collected on other candidates, therefore, as long as you are above average, I would assume that you will be 'okay'.
PPS: However the standards required would theoretically be much higher than the average of the other candidates if you were planning on entering such a selective scheme such as the EZY MPL.