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djmaani
31st Jul 2005, 22:17
hello all,
this is my first post, i js today took an aptitude test from flight training europe, n it was really horrible. and i was not so good at the hand-to-eye test, and some other stuff too. the examiner interviewed me n said that i need to hav information about MCM n CRM. and he said that it wud not b gud for me to hav the ATPL course. bcuz the hand to eye test wasnt gud.
wat shud i do?
if i haven't done gud in this test does it really mean that i cannot do it really?

I also hav applied in the Gulf air for cadet pilot js b4 a week, how long do u think it takes to process n call for an interview?

waitin for reply........
thanx in advance

djmaani
1st Aug 2005, 20:50
hey guys,
isnt there anyone who can answer me?

b737-4
2nd Aug 2005, 11:39
Hey there,

dont worry if you mucked on the eye hand co ordination test, you could put it down to nerves, espically if it was your first one they can be very daunting!!!

With regards to Gulf air, or any other application dont be surprised if you dont hear from them at all until they are ready to recruit. I would recommend sending them a CV every 2-3 months or every time it circumstances change to make sure you are on their data bases and havent been deleted.

And last but not least keep your chin up and sprits high, something will come along. And learn from your mistakes look for the positive things taking on board any help you can get.

b737-4

djmaani
2nd Aug 2005, 13:45
thanks alot b737-4
i was really depressed after the test n the examiner really wanted me to lose all confidence wich i gathered.
its really good to hear from u.

zedex7rrrrrrr
2nd Aug 2005, 14:19
I believe there are some aspects of psychometric tests which you can not change, however there are many parts that can be improved vastly. Also, different tests can have different results completely. I personally have completely flunked one set of tests and aced another just 2 months later. It really makes no sense to me and confirms my suspicion that the only real way to assess flying ability is to sit you in a sim. I'm certain that how you are feeling on the day must be a huge factor too.

Why don't you invest in a book or two on psychometric / aptitude testing? I'm sure you'll find it useful in understanding what you can and can not change and how to do better next time. If there really is a problem, it's best to know now rather than shelling out thousands of yours (or possibly someone else's) hard-earned cash to find out.

Good luck!

scroggs
2nd Aug 2005, 18:08
Please do not use text-speak on this board. We do not limit you to 160 characters per message, so there is no need for it, and it is very fatiguing to read. Which may well explain why it took a while for anyone to answer you.

Scroggs

djmaani
3rd Aug 2005, 00:19
zedex7rrrrrrrrr,
what is that which a person cannot change in himself, i mean what kind of tests are related to this kind of stuff.

djmaani
3rd Aug 2005, 11:03
Thank you colette, I also took the same aptitude test which is named pilapt, where in the eye to hand coordination which is called vor test i scored just 1. My hand just kept shaking as it was the first test, i think i was nervous. I was not able to control the joystick, and the two intersecting lines just goes in the opposite direction of your joystick movement.