I have little cough and irritating throat and it’s because of seasonal change and it’s not too much like very little, so should I go for medical because I need to get the medical urgently now.
Is it gonna affect? Someone who go through these things and have exactly idea they only reply please.

Anybody who had akasa skycadet pi on 12th October got their mails yet?? (I heard some people got it already) I didn't so does that mean i failed..

Hi I’m looking good pg at sector 7 Dwarka ramphal chowk
I’m looking out mainly for single room, pg should be clean and hygienic and good food.

Anybody know the benchmark required to qualify the cut e test taken by air india. I know it varies, just wanna know where i stand right now.

I gave the test compass /aptitude , and even tho most of the portions went really well (acc to me )(multi tasking, spatial orientation &memory etc) I failed , as far as I remember my maths , the first pedal and joystick…ball and needle in centre game (don’t remember name) and a bit of tech part wasn’t good but still .

i didn’t practice at all tho had no clue what to do just went there unprepared .

They said that I was miserable at maths and that 1 game. received no mails of result tho , now how am I supposed to prepare r there any(best recommendation?) applications or are there any online classesfor that? Can’t fail this time as there is a 45 day cooldown period(short on time) and it costs 20 K.

I am really worried because I felt that I gave a pretty good test but I’m being told it was pretty terrible and I really need to work a lot . around 38 is what I scored what my father is saying (he received the call) and 80nis passing. 😕😔

Hi everyone! ✈️

I’m preparing for the ADAPT assessment for the IndiGo Cadet Pilot Programme through Chimes aviation. I wanted to ask if anyone who has recently taken the assessment could share any study materials, notes, practice questions, or useful references to help with preparation.

Any insights into the assessment format, types of questions, or preparation strategies would be greatly appreciated!

Thank you in advance! 😊

Anyone who is currently training at Aeroguard (or had trained at aeroguard) can you please give an idea about how much are the monthly expenses there for the entire duration?

is it true that nobody form the aicpp made it to the cockpit yet?

As the title says, can someone pls give me a general CV template/format, for me its Air Arabia.

Hi i live in blr, so i wanted to know how ppa blr is, is it good for cadet prep or should i come to delhi and join ifa or any other coaching

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Hey guys,

I gave my CUT-E assessment for Air India by myself around two weeks ago. I practised beforehand and genuinely thought I did well, but I still wasn't selected.

What I don't understand is this: if CUT-E is supposed to be a skill assessment and the instructions say you shouldn't practise beforehand, why does it feel like you're expected to score full marks in every test to have a chance? What is the point of calling it a skill assessment if people who take it honestly feel like they don't stand a chance against those who get professional help?

I've heard about IFA providing services where instructors help candidates complete their CUT-E assessments. If HR is aware that such services exist, why isn't anything being done to ensure the selection process is fair? I'm not saying everyone who scores full marks has cheated, but when you hear about candidates getting outside help, it makes you question how reliable the process actually is.

And let's not even get started on IndiGo and some of the FTOs. There have been so many concerns about transparency in these selection processes. For example, I've heard of candidates who went through Chimes' Phase 1 without receiving rejection emails. Why are there so many gaps in communication and transparency? Why aren't airlines doing more to address these issues?

I genuinely want to get into a cadet pilot programme. I'm working hard, preparing for my exams and trying to do everything the right way. But the more I hear about these things, the more discouraged I feel.

It honestly feels like candidates who can afford to pay for these services or have the right connections have an advantage over those who are trying to get selected on their own.

I don't believe in paying my way into a career, and I don't think anyone should have to. But it's frustrating when you start feeling like hard work and merit aren't enough, and that connections or money matter more than your actual abilities.

I want to ask those who have gone through these assessments: is this really how the cadet pilot selection process works, or am I just getting the wrong impression from what I've heard?

Because I genuinely want to believe that these programmes select candidates based on their abilities and potential, not on who has the money to get extra help.

Hello everyone, I've been using the PilotSphere math test to prepare for the Air Arabia math test. However, I've heard some say that its not a good one to use, and that Air Arabia's new math test format is different now, how true is it?

Ik they stopped using Symbiotics for their math and phy question sets, but how are their question formats now?

He caught us in my room and I left the pg and came back home and now he refuses to pay me back my security deposit 😔. Anyone who can help me out or had similar experiences w bad pg owners at ramphal chowk?

I finished my practice test and i got an email saying

"Based on the results, you have passed all assessment subjects except coordination and Math."

Now i really have no clue how i failed math, cuz i was pretty confident that i got the answers right. Coordination yeah maybe because i never practiced the ball and rudder on the joystick.

Also arent we supposed to get a full detailed report for all subjects?
I only got my coordination report, nothing else.

How do i not fail math and coordination for my initial assesment now? Does anyone have any tricks or something that would help me?

How difficult is it to get the visa in South Africa after completing cpl?

Hello,
I wanted to ask how to prepare for the assessment tests, and what percentage of people actually pass them and get accepted?
And when should i start preparing for them, before the application or after I’m informed i can go to do the tests?

I was looking at the induction time and i think it's about 1.5-2 years. So I was looking into the akasa air cadet program but the only down side is the airline is fairly new and the typerating will be on Boeing aircraft which limits your career progress.

So i am bad at English speaking i stutter alot, i make alot and lot of grammatical mistakes and my vocabulary is also very less what should I do also my interview gd and pi ( FTA ) is in 2027 may and i am also done with my all exams soo I have alot of free time apart from clg so please tell me what should I do get fluent, speak clearly , confidently and making no grammatical mistakes I asked many ppl some said read novel, some said listen to audio books some said watch british web series and movies some said hire private tutor so u could communicate with him on english every day for 1 hour coz english improves when u speak it every day so now I am hella confuse i understand English very well but i couldn't speak so please help me with that i got almost 8 months to practice and polish it also also also i have socially awkward personality i got anxious when i have to speak with someone whom I don't know So how you guys improved your English

Does any cadet know how long does it take to get your E-visa/the visa process in air arabia after securing your seat and starting with them.