DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) mock test
50 questions, 100 minutes on the clock, and a report that names the topics to go back to.
DGCA does not publish a time per paper. Your admit card shows yours; this clock is our practice setting.
How the questions are drawn.
A whole Radio Telephony (R/T) paper, sat in one go. Nothing is marked until you submit.
A generated paper
In proportion to the size of each chapter in the bank, so a topic the exam leans on is a topic the mock leans on.
A past sitting
A past sitting of this paper, in question order, under the same clock.
Choosing your own topics
Allowed, so you can narrow a paper to the chapters you are working on.
What the report shows.
Your score against the pass mark, with correct, wrong and not answered counted apart.
The paper broken down by chapter
Every chapter you answered at least 3 questions from.
Every question with the option you chose
Beside the correct one.
The chapter that cost you most
Named on the result, with its practice one tap away.
Past Radio Telephony (R/T) papers.
Common questions.
Is the DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) mock test free?
Your first Radio Telephony (R/T) paper is free with an account, and more come with Pro. The five question mock needs no account at all.
How long is the DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) exam?
DGCA does not publish one time for every paper: it is set for each session and printed on your admit card. Our Radio Telephony (R/T) mock is 50 questions in 100 minutes, a practice setting.
How many Radio Telephony (R/T) mock tests should I take?
At least one once the chapters are done, and another after you have worked through its report. Book the paper once your timed scores sit clear of 70 per cent, not on it.
Where can I find DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) previous year papers?
On the DGCA Radio Telephony (R/T) previous year question papers page, by sitting. The first five questions of every paper are free to read.
Sit the Radio Telephony (R/T) paper under the clock.
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