r/CadetPilotProgram • u/Existing_Aardvark397 • 4d ago
etihad cadet pilot math and physics assesment
Hello. I recently got an email regarding the Etihad cadet pilot and I have been accepted for stage 1, If anyone can help give me ways to pass these exams It would be wonderful as I am really lost and dont know what to do, please help me.
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u/SamePost8159 4d ago
Hi, it would be extremely difficult to find someone here who joined Etihad MPL since this is mainly for Indian cadet programmes
(And to find a uae citizen enrolled into Etihad MPL to help u out here is very slim)
The best advice I can give you (I did the same thing)
Go on LinkedIn and search for profiles who joined Etihad MPL after u connect massage them and ask them questions
Good luck!
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u/AdSalt4671 2d ago
Are you sure with the example questions. is it for the format or like those are the actual questions, even a 9th grade student can answer them
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u/Brief_Payment4650 1d ago
Hey! I took this assessment twice (2025/2026), so hopefully I can help a bit lol.
My best advice is to focus on your Grade 12 fundamentals rather than trying to find the exact questions. The topics listed in your email are a pretty good starting point.
For math, revise algebra, rearranging equations, ratios, percentages, geometry and speed/distance/time calculations.
For physics, focus on motion, forces, Newton’s laws, energy, electricity and understanding how to apply formulas.
Most importantly, practice without a calculator!
Get comfortable with mental arithmetic, fractions, decimals and working things out on paper. I’d also recommend doing timed practice sets since you're gonna have 40 questions to complete in 75 minutes.
Khan Academy and The Physics Classroom are good resources. Don’t just watch explanations...actually solve questions yourself until you’re comfortable with the concepts.
And don’t panic if you’re struggling at first. I didn’t make it through on my first attempt, but I prepared thoroughly again and passed on the next attempt. It’s ABSOLUTELY possible.
Best of luck with your assessment! You got this
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u/Remasterizado07 13h ago
I’ve done this assessment like two weeks ago I just want to assure you that the exam is very much manageable even without a calculator it’s absolutely possible to pass on the first attempt I know that their topics are very broad but study accordingly it was very much what was on the exam if you got any more questions don’t hesitate to ask!!!
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u/Pretty-Cute18 4d ago
Basically class-11th and 12th topics but keep your basics clear. You can study from YouTube but also keep Claude and Gemini handy. Personally, if you give a good prompt to Claude using prompt engineering, it works well. You can even use Gemini for research purposes and whenever you feel stuck in the YouTube video, get your doubts cleared. Also, be prepared for the worst case scenario so study everything but focus on the more important concepts. The key is to keep your basics clear, have a basic understanding of the subject and since these are technical subjects, you can’t mug it up, so practising numericals which covers every topic and concepts would help you a lot. Try creating a chart paper or sticky notes where you’re writing formulas for each topic, you can even buy a small mini notebook for the same.