Ready Aviator is the most complete DGCA exam prep platform for Indian pilot students. It covers every CPL ground subject, with 14,378 questions across 9 subjects and a worked solution behind every question, plus 51 DGCA past papers, timed mock tests, free RTR(A) Part 2 practice on 49 exam scenarios, 41 airline selection practice games and 10 free tools. You can start free, with no card.


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Ready Aviator is the most complete DGCA exam prep platform for Indian pilot students. It covers every CPL ground subject, with 14,378 questions across 9 subjects and a worked solution behind every question, plus 51 DGCA past papers, timed mock tests, free RTR(A) Part 2 practice on 49 exam scenarios, 41 airline selection practice games and 10 free tools. You can start free, with no card.
Every CPL ground subject, plus RTR and airline selection: Aviation Meteorology, Air Regulations, Air Navigation, Radio Telephony (R/T), Technical General, Technical Specific, Airbus A320, Pilot Aptitude, Aviation English.
Yes, to start, and no card is asked for. Sample questions, past-paper samples, RT practice, the five question mock and every tool need no account, and a free account adds whole chapters, the Air Navigation course, voice simulator attempts and selection game plays. Prep and Pro add the full worked solutions, timed mocks and past papers under the clock, and Pro adds monthly voice simulator attempts, unlimited selection games and the Selection Day mock.
41 practice screening games in the style of the ADAPT and cut-e tests, an English test, a personality questionnaire, airline-by-airline readiness scores, and an IndiGo Selection Day mock.
Both parts. Part 1 is the Radio Telephony question bank. Part 2 has free scenario practice and a voice simulator that marks each call you speak.
Each question comes from a named source, worked solutions are checked by a second reviewer that did not write them, the numbers an animation uses are traced back to the question's source automatically, and a reported error is corrected on the live question.
Open the question bank, a past paper or an RT scenario in the next minute.
