Aircraft Maintenance License and Courses

#**351** (**permalink**) 31-10-2012, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Unregistered

Thanks so much for the quick reply... May I know how in-depth are the questions on maths and mechanical engineering? Is secondary school knowledge enough? Thus, if I were to revise my secondary school physics and A/E maths textbook would it be enough?

Thanks!

You need 1 to1.5 mins to get one MCQ done in the test, in other words, no complicated calculations like integration nor diff are involved in maths questions.
The mechanical Qs are also quite basic. no need to memorize physics formulas like c=m*(a*a)
The purpose of the test is somehow for the HR to get to know your "sense of engineering", so just answer using your logic/common sense, "book study" is not so helpful.

#**352** (**permalink**) 31-10-2012, 07:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Unregistered

You need 1 to1.5 mins to get one MCQ done in the test, in other words, no complicated calculations like integration nor diff are involved in maths questions.
The mechanical Qs are also quite basic. no need to memorize physics formulas like c=m*(a*a)
The purpose of the test is somehow for the HR to get to know your "sense of engineering", so just answer using your logic/common sense, "book study" is not so helpful.

Thanks so much bro!