Hello
I just received my access to aviationexam databases.
What should we do if the answer to the question is debatable ?
For instance I once had to choose between :
A STAR means standard instrument arrival
B STAR means standard arrival
My book says : STAR means standard (instrument) arrival
I don't care about this particular question, but what should we do in the general case ?
Does this database really contain most of the questions we'll see on the exam day and their correct answer ?
My method will now be to first read the books, and then do the questions (at the end of each book or at the end of each major chapter of that book), dividing my time equally between them : is this a good strategy ?
I would like to get both 90+% and the real knowledge to pass interviews later
And for that I will be working six full months at 25-30 hours per week (have been doing so for already one month)
Maybe subjects should be separated into a "scientific/critical thinking" category (such as flight mechanics) and another "brainless QCM answering" category like air law, and a different method used for each category ?
Thanks for all suggestions, as I hope to be taking my ATPL th exams once in my life, I won't have a trial run.