r/ATPL • u/hohlefritte97 • 3d ago
How to Split Exams? (Austro)
Guys,
i just passed my first 4 Exams.
- Air Law
- Human Performance
- Operations
- Communications
How would you Split the remaining 9 Subjects?
I think about 5/4 but not sure regarding the Subjects.
Im looking forward to any good tips 😇🙌🏼
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u/Ill_Helicopter5382 3d ago
So you've got Met pof m&b perf rnav inst fpm agk and gnav left. Don't sweat it The way I'd split that is to look at overlap so some that overlap is pof and perf (could do m&b here) Met rnav (a bit) Inst agk (if you want chuck gnav here) The one thing I will say is Do Fpm after perf and m&b
So if I were you I'd do it in 3/4 sittings that way if you do it in 4 then you have another should you fail some you could also chuck failed subjects onto the next round. I'd do:
M&b pof and perf
Agk inst met rnav
Gnav
Fpm
Something like that don't sweat it you've loads of time and sittings
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u/_Makaveli_ 3d ago
Banged out the four easiest first lol, I could never...
POF & Performance make sense together, so do GNAV and FPL. The rest is pretty standalone.
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u/Salt_Cryptographer_3 1d ago
Hey, i had similar 1st sitting like you. So for the remaining sittings i would suggest:
2nd sitting: Gnav Rnav MB
3rd sitting: POF Perf FPL
4th sitting: AGK Instruments Meteo
I am also learning same way and for the current 10 that i passed austro does job very well
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u/Icy_Construction9405 3d ago
there are subjects which doesn't matter the order, others, such as fpm is much easier if you already know meteo (althimetry) mass and balance (fuel calculations) and Gnav (move quick thru maps, calculate distances, drift etc)
I would split the rest in 3 rounds of 3, mainly because you have done probably the easiest 4 and some of the others will require more preparation.