Plenty of apps offer practice for pilot aptitude tests. Here is what AviMetric includes, set beside a typical quiz-style app.
| Typical quiz app | AviMetric | |
|---|---|---|
| Questions | A fixed pool at one level of difficulty | Maths and Physics rise through three levels, and the numbers are generated fresh for each sitting |
| Skills | Usually one skill in isolation | Dual-Axis Control, MATS, Maths, Physics and Cognitive in one battery |
| Scoring | A percentage or pass/fail | A Sten from 1 to 10 with a colour band, on every module |
| Report | A single score, if any | A PDF report for each module with Sten scores, bands and a written summary |
| Controls | Keyboard and mouse only | Dual-Axis Control works with keyboard, mouse, joystick or joystick with rudder pedals |
| Interruptions | May lose your place if the page refreshes | Maths, Physics and Cognitive resume from the saved paper after a refresh or a dropped connection |
Hand-eye control, splitting your attention, numerical reasoning and memory are different skills, and each needs its own kind of practice. A quiz can only test what you know.
AviMetric puts five modules in one place, each reported on the same Sten scale, so you can see where you stand and track change from one attempt to the next. See how Sten scoring works or read our prep guides for more.
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