How to Pass DGCA AME Exam Paper 1

Are you preparing for DGCA AME exam Paper 1? Here I can help you out by giving small tips to pass the exam easily. However studying the things are very important for any exams. So I wish to explain some of the important things you should care of while writing the exam. First thing, understand the subjects in which you are going to deal with. For DGCA AME exam paper 1, the main syllabuses are CAR Rules and Regulations, Aircraft Rules 1937, AACs etc. This is what you need to study for the exam. Without knowing any of these things, it’s hard to pass this exam in a proper way.

Let’s see how to appear the exam with full confidence. While studying CAR, you must note down the important points and underline it if necessary. This is a common practice but have much importance while studying a subject. Next you have to frame your own questions for each sentence you felt important. This will let you remember that important sentence in your mind and you can easily answer the questions related to that if asked. Next best thing is study the short CAR series first, for example CAR Series X, M etc. So that you can easily finish the topics within less time. Make awareness about the series; write a brief note about the series after you studied it. This will keep you remember it and you can go through it before the exam. In my later posts I will brief you out how to prepare this and provide you with free notes for every CAR Series. This will really useful for you to study for the exam.

Referring old question banks is another thing. But I won’t compel you for that, because so many revisions are coming each year in the case of CAR. So there may not be any use referring those things. You can just have a model, that’s it. This will make you know how they are preparing based on the points in the CAR.

Finally, for exams you must care about writing your computer number correctly. Answer the questions with care, use a pencil to mark the answer first then, last half an hour use pen to shade the rounds. So that if you felt you made a wrong answer you can rub it out and mark the correct answer accordingly.