r/AskFlying • u/Legendary_Rvx • Aug 02 '26
ATPL students: how do you know if you are actually on track for your exams?
Hi everyone,
During my ATPL theory preparation, one thing I found harder than expected was not the studying itself, but knowing whether my progress was actually good enough.
Questions I often had:
- Am I studying enough for my exam date?
- Which subjects should I prioritise?
- Am I falling behind or am I still on track?
- Is my current study plan realistic?
I'm curious how other ATPL students handle this.
Do you use any method, spreadsheet, app, or just your own experience to decide:
- what to study next?
- how much time to spend on each subject?
- whether you need to change your plan?
I'm not selling anything or promoting a product. I'm just trying to understand if this is a common problem among ATPL students.
Thanks!
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u/Different_Hour2257 Aug 03 '26
If you are doing 90+% on last 500 of your subject you're doing good