consider yourself in if you cleared your Written test
:ok::ok::ok::ok:

guys I am not very sure,but heard frm someone flying for Indigo dat the next written is on 17th.

consider yourself in if you cleared your Written test
 

planeboy777

Thank You for the reply ...Can you please disclose the source of this information...

Indigo test
 

Next attempt is on 15th , 16th & 17th may..

Indigo Test
 

@Parasite tango

Have you or any of your friends received the call letter for this May attempt?

@planeboy 777
 

Seriously?? Have you cleared all the steps??

Indigo
 

Dear Applicant,

Thank you for your application.

If you are interested to take part in the IndiGo selections which will be on May 16th ,17th and 18th , ‘2011, please send your updated CV along with answer to questions asked in the email latest by 12th May,’2011.

Please reply in the email itself and also complete the attached spreadsheet (Its mandatory to give the details both in e-mail and spreadsheet):-

1. Contact number:

2. Date of Birth:

3. Total Flight Hours:

4. Type of License, Country of issue:
Name of the Flying school:

5. Indian license details

License/Category
Valid up to


CPL(ME, Land)


COP/RTR


FRTOL


Indian Medical



6. Is ME-IR endorsed on your Indian CPL?

7. ME Flight Hours:-
Actual hrs:
Sim hours:
Total ME Hrs =

8. Nationality:
If Indian, :-Indian Passport no

9. Age as on 16th May 2011:


10. If you have appeared for the CAE Indigo assessment before?:-
If Yes, is the 3 month period over? :-
Also state the month in which you appeared :-

Please Note:
· Pilots of all authorities interested in the assessment should have valid Indian License.
· The minimum age to apply for this program is 20Years and the maximum age is 35 Years for Jr Copilots.
· IndiGo A320 is a self sponsored type rating program. Licenses must be valid at all times .

Please ignore this mail:
· If you have already appeared for the CAE-IndiGo assessment in the last three months and have not completed the cool off period of three months
· If you did not clear the interview round(with IndiGo)
· If you are A320 typerated.

* Admission ticket and venue details for the exam will be sent later to the shortlisted candidates by Capt. Upendranath ([email protected])

Please read through the below note with regard to the Selection Process:


All pre-selected applicants will go through the following tests:
Aviation Knowledge Test, English Language Skills Test, CASS – CAE Aircrew Selection System and Group Exercise / Personal Interview
Dates and location shall be advised when you are invited for the selection process.

Aviation knowledge test will be free of charge. (Questions are based on DGCA CAR SECTION 7 Flight Crew Standards Training and Licensing. SERIES B PART IV http://dgca.nic.in/cars/D7B-B4.pdf).Candidates will have the right to appear in the aviation knowledge test up to two attempts free of charge, however for any subsequent attempts you will be required to pay the requisite fee as laid down by CAE from time to time. ‘Cool off’ period, which is the minimum duration a candidate is required to wait before reappearing for the test, will be determined by IndiGo and communicated by CAE to the applicants.

COOL OFF PERIOD NOW IS 3 MONTHS. This will remain in effect till further notice

Applicants successfully completing the aviation knowledge test will be attending the CAE Aircrew Selection System (CASS). The cost of the CASS will be paid by the candidate before the assessment. Amount is fixed at 375 USD.

The cost for this selection process is non refundable. Extra costs (travel, housing, etc.) will be payable by the candidate.


Kind Regards,
Radhika,
Recruiter-Pilot Provisioning
CAE Simulation Technologies Pvt Ltd
Bangalore,India.
E-mail: [email protected]

Any idea what kind of questions are they going to ask, because this time they have mentioned the dgca CAR 7 circular and also given a link for the same.

@Applicants successfully completing the aviation knowledge test will be attending the CAE Aircrew Selection System (CASS). The cost of the CASS will be paid by the candidate before the assessment. Amount is fixed at 375 USD.



if written is free of cost then what is this 375$for?? can someone plz clarify??

for guys looking for questions
 

read indigo threads thoroughly.

@sonsal
 

please check ur pm

hi
 

i already took indigo's exam in june last year...so will i get 2 attempts free or just one ???

ne1 with the question bank ....please send it to me asap...i am appearing for 16 may attempt...
thanks....

as mentioned in CAR SERIES B PART IV
Aircraft General Knowledge includes

a) principles of operation and functioning of aeroplane power plants, systems
and instruments;
b) operating limitations of appropriate aeroplanes and power plants; relevant
operational information from the flight manual or other appropriate
document;
c) use and serviceability checks of equipment and systems of appropriate
aeroplanes;
d) maintenance procedures for airframes, systems and power plants of
appropriate aeroplanes

so does tht mean upcoming attempts will include questions on the power plant and systems, like the Jet Airways test??? :rolleyes:

@ Uniform
 

Can't say anything as of now. They may change their exam procedure to DGCA level also.
So that more students can clear the exam and go for the next round.
But overall it is a very good step as the first round is Free.
Its only after this exam one can get an idea how much has changed!!

Questions
 

Hye, Please mail me too question for exam : [email protected]

@Torque Skylon
exactly.. have to wait for the guys who are giving this attempt.

@manisha and q12w
who is sending the question btw???

please forward me too @ [email protected]

thanks in advance :)

did anyone get a second e-mail from some Sandra Rita Pinto? It is same as sent by Mrs.Parul Huria.

@sonsal
 

hey frnd ...plz view ur pm

can - type's queries...plz answer
 

For all those who've appeared for the 6E exam,

1. Is there negative marking? What is the pass percentage?

2. Has anyone come across questions pertaining to Compass Swinging in the exam?

3. According to JAR standards, Aircraft's are classified into Class A, B and C, depending on the performance, seating capacity/MTOW. Has anyone come across questions specific to the above mentioned 3 classes or just general performance?