Bristol, Study Guide, Help Required.
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Bristol, Study Guide, Help Required.
Hello People,
I have my JAA exams in around 11 days and only just got my Bristol Database password today.
I would like to know what methods people employ in being able to take in the entire database. Is there any particular favourable method?
My exams will be; Principles of Flight, Met, Systems, Instruments, HP & Comms
Look forward to any help.
Ciao,
Melissa
I have my JAA exams in around 11 days and only just got my Bristol Database password today.
I would like to know what methods people employ in being able to take in the entire database. Is there any particular favourable method?
My exams will be; Principles of Flight, Met, Systems, Instruments, HP & Comms
Look forward to any help.
Ciao,
Melissa
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Go through every question for a particular subject, make a note of the question numbers that you get wrong (or are not sure about) then use the question call feature to practice those questions until you are getting them right. Once you have done that do a practice exam and then another and another and so on until the exams.
Your subjects are quite heavy to be doing together (there are well over 1000qs on Met alone) so I wouldn't be spending too much time on PPRuNe over the next couple of weeks.
Best of luck
Your subjects are quite heavy to be doing together (there are well over 1000qs on Met alone) so I wouldn't be spending too much time on PPRuNe over the next couple of weeks.
Best of luck
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as above, but I make my own short summary of the principles behind every question I get wrong. This gives me a couple of pages of theory which I need to improve on which I can reference to easily
