@777flyboy
The IndiGo question paper all these years were based on the JAA ATPL question bank
So you can expect a similar level of difficulty
The DGCA uses the same question bank so you shouldnt find much of a difference there
A few differences between Jet and IndiGo are
- You can use calculator and flight computer in IndiGo so expect similar problems
- No negative marking in IndiGo ( except when you try to mark multiple answers for the same question )
Although since IndiGo is calling everyone this time there is a possibility they might introduce it . Keep a lookout...
- There will be 100 questions and you only have 2 hours to solve it . They usually call everyone who scores above 70 but if large number of candidates pass they can make the cutoff higher
- Jet Airways asks only basic human factors but IndiGo does go in depth
So make sure you study all the topics inside out
The question bank you refer to should be mostly enough but dont expect the exact same questions but you can expect a similar level of difficulty
Since there 100 questions and you only have 2 hours to solve them you only get about 1.2 minutes per question
Since each question has the same 1 mark , answer the questions you know first
Only then tackle the difficult ones or the ones that take time...
All this info is based upon previous exams . I expect the pattern to be the same but only time will tell whats in store this time.