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topics for exams
best of luck to all who r going for exams.
the basic of these topics in maths and physics could be helpful in exams i presume.
Mathematics
1. Linear equations
2. Polynomials
3. Quadratic equations
4. Solving algebraic inequalities
5. Roots simplification
6. Differential equation
7. Integral and derivate
8. Function analysis
9. Trigonometry
10. Exponential
11. Basics of complex numbers
12. Basics of probability and statistics
Physics
1. Basic Physics sizes (length, mass, angle, t°, volume, speed, acceleration)
2. Units (meter, kilogram, second, amps)
3. Distance traveled, speed, acceleration
4. Weight, mass, density and volume
5. Newton's laws, inertia, forces
6. Determination of center of gravity
7. Work, energy, power (kinetic energy, pressure energy)
8. Thermometric scales: °C, °F, °K
9. Pressure, density, t° of a liquid or a gas
10. Perfect gas laws, Boyle-Mariotte law, Gay-Lussac law, Dalton's law
11. Change of state of a liquid/gas/solid
12. Basics of electricity: DC and AC, tension, equivalent resistance, Ohm
13. Basics of magnetism: magnetic field, permanent magnet, lines of flux
the basic of these topics in maths and physics could be helpful in exams i presume.
Mathematics
1. Linear equations
2. Polynomials
3. Quadratic equations
4. Solving algebraic inequalities
5. Roots simplification
6. Differential equation
7. Integral and derivate
8. Function analysis
9. Trigonometry
10. Exponential
11. Basics of complex numbers
12. Basics of probability and statistics
Physics
1. Basic Physics sizes (length, mass, angle, t°, volume, speed, acceleration)
2. Units (meter, kilogram, second, amps)
3. Distance traveled, speed, acceleration
4. Weight, mass, density and volume
5. Newton's laws, inertia, forces
6. Determination of center of gravity
7. Work, energy, power (kinetic energy, pressure energy)
8. Thermometric scales: °C, °F, °K
9. Pressure, density, t° of a liquid or a gas
10. Perfect gas laws, Boyle-Mariotte law, Gay-Lussac law, Dalton's law
11. Change of state of a liquid/gas/solid
12. Basics of electricity: DC and AC, tension, equivalent resistance, Ohm
13. Basics of magnetism: magnetic field, permanent magnet, lines of flux
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Ok, i just came out of the interview and i wont say anything about it. I will though give u one piece of advise. Do whatever u can to relax! Relax, relax, relax, relax. Sleep well the night before and don't let your nerves betray you.
Examiners are nice.
Examiners are nice.
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can someone tell us what is the assesment about
hi guys
i hope all of you who had assesment today i hope it went all good but could you please tell us
not in detail but basic
was it
apptitude
maths test
physics test and interview in the end
plz plz plz help us out
we'll help you in the second assesment
plz
i hope all of you who had assesment today i hope it went all good but could you please tell us
not in detail but basic
was it
apptitude
maths test
physics test and interview in the end
plz plz plz help us out
we'll help you in the second assesment
plz
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As i said before, all i can say to help you is that you should relax, as nerves can be your enemy. I dont think anyone will give out information as it wouldnt be fair to the rest of the applicants. Oh, and by relax i mean do whatever suits you, rituals, yoga, stressball squeezing.. whatever, but dont let your nerves condition the way you perform.
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i read this in a news article
During the first phase of the assessment process candidates heard several presentations from senior members of Etihad's flight deck crew, as well as undertaking comprehensive personality and English language tests.
Candidates progressing to the second and third phases in April will then take part in more rigorous activities varying from security checks to aptitude and medical examinations.
Candidates progressing to the second and third phases in April will then take part in more rigorous activities varying from security checks to aptitude and medical examinations.
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All tests are designed with statistics in mind, and they have demonstrated what skills and aptitudes pilots should have in order to make a good airman. Having that in mind i could say that every test that will be conducted during the whole process (as they explained during introductions) can be considered an aptitude test. The content of the tests will not be revealed by anyone for obvious reasons, and try not to make any conclusions from when i mention the word aptitude... they will not sit you on a flight simulator to fly a precision approach if thats what you had in mind.
Also, try not to believe most of the rumors out there, we are lucky that the examiners are very straight forward, normal people and will answer any question that you make during the process. They did mention pprune and facebook and it felt like they were actually sorry that they couldn't cope with all the information thirst that all applicants have shown. They simply have no time to explain everything to each applicant. So, again, just relax, and know that this is one of many chances we will have to achieve our goal of becoming a pilot. As always, good luck.
Also, try not to believe most of the rumors out there, we are lucky that the examiners are very straight forward, normal people and will answer any question that you make during the process. They did mention pprune and facebook and it felt like they were actually sorry that they couldn't cope with all the information thirst that all applicants have shown. They simply have no time to explain everything to each applicant. So, again, just relax, and know that this is one of many chances we will have to achieve our goal of becoming a pilot. As always, good luck.
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I understand not wanting to reveal the exact content of the tests, I would be the same, but could anyone just tell us if its a pen and paper job or on a computer or both?
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Please Bigga, I insist. And sorry that i say it over and over again. I just wouldn't like to see anyone letting out that sort of information. When we came in that room we had no idea how the exames would be, and if someone let you guys know even the slightest detail, it wouldn't be fair to the rest.
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how complex is it
hi aeromar
i hav given one cadet pilot test in in india. the question there were quite difficult covering all the topics i wrote in my previous post. so wat i want to ask is this that difficult.
i hav given one cadet pilot test in in india. the question there were quite difficult covering all the topics i wrote in my previous post. so wat i want to ask is this that difficult.
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Please mates,
Nobody give out detailed info as to be fair to all of us. I haven't even been to an assesment yet !
Michael 443, I have 2 questions,
How many hours was the overall assesment? and where exactly was it located? Was it in an Etihad Office or At the Airport or wah?
Nobody give out detailed info as to be fair to all of us. I haven't even been to an assesment yet !
Michael 443, I have 2 questions,
How many hours was the overall assesment? and where exactly was it located? Was it in an Etihad Office or At the Airport or wah?