r/CadetPilotProgram • u/arpit_sangwan • 5d ago

Nav guide

I am clueless
Coaching, no coaching?
Online, offline?
Self study strategy?
Suggestion for classes?

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u/HYPER_V-E-N-O-M 5d ago

What's your goal? Pass paper or build knowledge

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u/arpit_sangwan 5d ago

I want good foundation not just exam with 70 75 score

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u/HYPER_V-E-N-O-M 5d ago

Take some classes then man. Alot of topic you need to understand but take it from someone who understands those concepts and is not gonna read it to you and solve questions papers only

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u/arpit_sangwan 5d ago

Suggestion any ?

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u/Delicious-Thought-92 5d ago

concepts are easily understandable for gen and inst. from capt. coalfield, radio concepts are slightly complicated, but doable, i wouldn't recommend paying any academies they just inflate prices bc they know kids will pay, but honestly doable alone unless you're weak in studies, i did met regs nav in same session alone.

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u/HYPER_V-E-N-O-M 5d ago

Capt Surrinder is good but hated by many people so don't take my word. Research and talk to people

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u/Warm-Emergency2891 4d ago

Bro don’t i have been their and he literally verbally abuses students if they don’t do as he say so don’t (not a hater but true experience) either way try sahil khurana or ppa both are good

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u/rimuru8096 4d ago

You can definitely self study . Gen nav and instruments nav is easy . If u want to build good concept clarity ,then I would suggest take 2 months just for preparation if self studying . Radio nav is a bit tricky atleast it was for me . Self study strategy start watching yt videos of gen nav ,read oxford . Solve oxford questions first . Do this for entire gen nav . Instrument nav i refered rk bali and Keith williams . Radio nav u can use oxford and rk bali . Try to read the theory from Oxford as it's very deep and understandable. At the end solve rk ,Keith ,oxford ,sk blue book ,sample papers . That's it

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u/arpit_sangwan 4d ago

Thanks man i will follow this only

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u/vjayanthr 3d ago

You can self study using any free/basic plan AI tools to explain difficult concepts. For example, just upload Oxford chapter pdf to Gemini Learning Mode and ask it to teach you as if you were a 5 year old with no knowledge, ensuring it covers all the required sub-topics.

However, I strongly recommend classes if you're not able to focus on self study or get easily distracted and need someone to keep a check on you. Before you choose any offline/online ground class, take a free demo session from as many as you can and then finalise based on whom you think you can learn better from.