100% on my UAG this morning When I finished the exam, I…
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100% on my UAG this morning
When I finished the exam, I was just hoping to barely pass so I was quite surprised at the result.
I took pilot institute - did all the lectures once, took notes, then reviewed the notes once. Then I took the practice exam once, reviewed the areas I was lacking a few times, then took another practice exam and repeated the process. I'm not sure if I'd recommend taking a third practice exam as the question bank is sort of limited. The questions themselves were excellent -- they were close enough to the real exam questions, but not identical so you weren't just memorizing a question bank.
I have shit memorization skills but great test taking skills. Honestly, the exam itself isn't the easiest but its geared to let you pass - if you read the questions carefully and think about it for a while, you'll get it right. I did a medium speed pass, then went over all the questions again fairly quickly, then submitted my exam. I did change the answers to 2 or 3 questions, and I guess I nailed it on the 2nd pass.
BTW the exam is now 65 questions and 150 minutes long. I also never had to look at the figures in the handbook, but I used the P out of the legend. BTW, I recommend you thumb through the handbook so you can get an idea of where the useful legends are.
Anyways, the other thing to remember is your exam score has absolutely no bearing on how well you'll do as a commercial drone pilot in real life. Good luck everyone!
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When I finished the exam, I was just hoping to barely pass so I was quite surprised at the result.
I took pilot institute - did all the lectures once, took notes, then reviewed the notes once. Then I took the practice exam once, reviewed the areas I was lacking a few times, then took another practice exam and repeated the process. I'm not sure if I'd recommend taking a third practice exam as the question bank is sort of limited. The questions themselves were excellent -- they were close enough to the real exam questions, but not identical so you weren't just memorizing a question bank.
I have shit memorization skills but great test taking skills. Honestly, the exam itself isn't the easiest but its geared to let you pass - if you read the questions carefully and think about it for a while, you'll get it right. I did a medium speed pass, then went over all the questions again fairly quickly, then submitted my exam. I did change the answers to 2 or 3 questions, and I guess I nailed it on the 2nd pass.
BTW the exam is now 65 questions and 150 minutes long. I also never had to look at the figures in the handbook, but I used the P out of the legend. BTW, I recommend you thumb through the handbook so you can get an idea of where the useful legends are.
Anyways, the other thing to remember is your exam score has absolutely no bearing on how well you'll do as a commercial drone pilot in real life. Good luck everyone!
#technology
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