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Timed mock battery · 10 subtests · ~31 min

Selection Day Simulation

A full day's cadence: ten modules, timed breaks, and a graded write-up.

Difficulty

Applied to every subtest that has a difficulty setting. You can still change it on an individual subtest before it starts.

The subtests run one after another with no break. Each shows its own instructions first, then starts when you are ready. Your combined score and a per-section breakdown appear at the end.

What is in this battery

  1. 1Multi-Instrument OrientationSpatial~8 min
  2. 2Cockpit MathsNumerical~60 sec
  3. 3Symbol MatchingAttention~60 sec
  4. 4Flight-Parameter MemoryMemory~6 min
  5. 5Aviation PhysicsTechnical~3 min
  6. 6Personality Self-ReportPersonality~3 min
  7. 7Triple-Task CapacityMultitasking~4 min
  8. 8ILS Approach TrackerPsychomotor~2 min
  9. 9Mental RotationSpatial~2 min
  10. 10Aviation EnglishVerbal~2 min

The closest run to a real assessment day: ten modules across spatial, numerical, attention, memory, technical, multitasking, control and English, with a personality reflection at the mid-day slot. Modules run in exam style, a short practice block then a scored block with no feedback until the end, with a short break after every third module and one longer break in the middle. Your write-up is graded in the style real days use: a grade band per module, a summed composite against an illustrative reference range, and lettered categories across skill areas. Every figure is illustrative and based only on your own practice here.

How the battery works

A battery strings several of our standalone exercises into one back-to-back session, the way a real selection day runs subtest after subtest with no gaps. You get one combined score plus a breakdown of how you did on each part, so you can see where to focus. It is deliberately generic: it rehearses the shape and pacing of a screening day without copying any one publisher's test. Which tests do airlines use?

Frequently asked questions

How long does the selection day take?

Budget around three quarters of an hour of focused effort, plus the breaks. Ten modules run one after another in exam style, with a short pause after every third module and one longer break in the middle. You can skip any break, and you can end early from the header and still see a graded write-up of the modules you finished.

Why does it look different from the other batteries?

It rehearses the shape of a full assessment day rather than a single sitting. Modules present in exam style with an unscored practice block first, breaks are timed, and the results are graded the way real days report them: a one to seven band per module, a summed composite shown against an illustrative reference range, and letter categories across grouped skill areas. It is a format rehearsal, not a measurement.

What is the personality part in the middle?

A short self-report reflection, placed where a real day often runs its questionnaire. It has no right answers, no score and never feeds the graded totals. It stays in your browser and is there to help you reflect and prepare your interview stories.

Do the grades predict whether I would pass?

No. Every grade, the composite and the letter categories are illustrative formats worked out only from your own practice in this app. They are not affiliated with any airline or test publisher and do not predict the outcome of a real selection.

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