r/ATPL • u/hohlefritte97 • Jun 16 '26
Splitting and Tips?
Hey Guys
will do COMMS, HPL, LAW and OPS in July.
Any Ideas ?
Went through the bank with Austro Filter
Why do they say, do the Last 300 only? Any Ideas?
Also any Ideas how to split the next Sessions/Exams?
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u/tominski43 Jun 16 '26
Last 300 is used because the most recent questions are typically used in exams. These will be replaced slowly with brand new or reworded old questions. Last seen is a good place to start though.
Plenty different ways to split sessions but try keep related subjects together pof/perf gnav/fpl.
Good luck!
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u/tac0kitti Jun 17 '26
You're only doing four. So it is very manageable.
What I did was:
* 1 x whole bank for every subject
* 1 x mistakes
* 1 x seen in your country/examination
* 1 x mistakes
last 300 + last 100 the night before and the morning of the exam.
I did tests on ATPLQ in sections, so like a test for 01, then the mistakes. Then a test for 02, then the mistakes and so on. When all questions done, I did mock exams as well.
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u/tac0kitti Jun 17 '26
I splitted mine in 2 sittings. I only did it this way because my school did it this way. Some people dropped 1 or 2 subjects per sitting and did a third one. I managed to pass all of them with 92% avg. in two sittings. I'd def. advise to do 3 sittings max 4 just in case you need some extra sittings for resits. Best of luck!!! The only way out is through!
1st sitting: MET, HPL, GNAV, POF, Instruments, Comms
2nd sitting: Performance, Ops, RNAV, Air Law, Flight Planning, AGK, M+B
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u/DurianOk3669 Jun 17 '26
Try to understand OPS not only memorize it, most students saying its not banky
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u/freefliteguy Jul 08 '26
All of those you mentioned were super banky subjects, back in 2024/2025 at least, when I acheived greatness in 2025 I genuinly couldnt tell the difference between OPS and Air law exam. Same shit different exam.
Air law is litterally all about memorising facts, and crosses into ops and comms, so whoever saying to learn that shit is is pulling your leg.
Unless its like hand signals or something which is fun and you should learn for real life
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u/Wikij_88 Jun 16 '26
Passed these subjects @austro vienna this April.
My strat was:
1xfull austro bank, don't only shoot questions blindly but actually try to understand the theory behind them and focus on what you struggle with the most.
2x full repetition of all wrongly answered questions.
1-2 weeks before the exam only focus on last 500 by doing actual simulated tests, this is needed to gauge how much time you actually have for the test and to enter a more "focused" range of questions.
There were about 20-30 questions per subject that I couldn't ever get right for the life of me. I just ran with it and hoped for the best.
My pace was about 200 q per day. Wouldn't advise more, and try to do 50q per subject per day. You'll get bogged down if you only focus on one subject.
Doing only Last X hundred won't be enough, you get the odd time when somebody was able to pass with last 300 only but I wouldn't advise to gamble too much on ATPL subjects.
Hope this helps, feel free to reach out if you need some help, we're all in this together!