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RAF aptitude test advice/help?

ok i went to the careers office completed my appplication and now I have to go back for a test, they gave me a practice paper and i got 36/46 is that good or bad ?

i have applied for avionics electrical so does anyone no what the pass requierment wil be

The questions themselves are not that hard, basic math, problem solving some language and spatial awareness. It's the time you are given, which is very little, that makes the test tricky. What you need to do is time yourself doing the test and then try and beat it. Once you have done that (doing the same test over and over is no good because you will get to know the questions), get on the internet and look for IQ tests and do as many of these as possible and more importantly as quickly as possible and see what your score will be then. Ideally you need to aim for 140+. You have to train your brain to think quickly (it is like a muscle after all) and also under pressure, as you are going to be nervous and stressed when you do the test for real, as well as not knowing what the questions are or what format they will be in.
If it all goes wrong though you do have a second chance to improve your score.
Also after the test you will have a final interview, to see if you have the right attitude to be allowed into the service, for instance if you have BNP tattooed across your forehead then I don't think you would have made it past the door. You will need to know a basic idea of what’s going on in the world, as we are an international organisation, know where British forces are serving around the world (apart from Iraq and Afghanistan obviously), find out what your job will entail in your chosen trade (aircraft avionics). If you don't know the answer to a question don't waffle on just say I’m afraid I don't have an answer for that right now but I’ll find out and get back to you, or something like. The person asking the questions will already know the answer he/she just wants to see how you handle yourself, whether you just waffle or give a composed decisive answer which will show you have confidence in yourself etc.
It is at the end of the day just a job interview, try not to get too worked up over it, also its ten years since I did my aptitude test but I think the score for aircraft trades is 37+, so get some training in.

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Air force jobs - INTEGRATED AVIONICS SYSTEMS?

I noticed for the INTEGRATED AVIONICS SYSTEMS job in the Air Force on your ASVAB you have to score a 70 in the Electronics section which is a combo of a few sections.
My question is, does this job consist of a lot of electrical work, or is there more to it?
I know it depends exactly what types of planes you are working on and a million other factors. But, in general. Is this job pretty much working on electrical stuff, or does it include other stuff?

All jobs include other stuff, as you say.

The career field has several duty sections.

1. performs function checks on aircraft avionics at scheduled intervals, trouble shoots faults noticed in the functional checks or reported by the air crew. And replaces faulty aircraft avionics equipment and repairs damaged associated wiring and hardware.

Basically, you check the equipment and fix it if its broke.

2. Another duty section would be the INSHOP section, that will run functional checks on the avionics equipment pulled from the aircraft as faulty and actually do the physical repair of the black box's.

3. You also have some people doing paperwork functions, tool room functions, etc.

So yes, it is pretty much working on electronics.

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