One chapter, one sitting
Finish a chapter in a single session so the terms stay fresh, then read every explanation, including the ones you answered correctly.
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Learn the rules behind every radio call.
72 chapters and 1,562 questions, taken one topic at a time. Read why each answer is right, repeat the weak chapters, then face the clock in the final mock. Five questions are open to everyone below.
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The questions come from Basic Electricals for Pilots. Answer five and see how an explanation reads.
01Basic Electricals for Pilots12 questionsFree sample02Previous RTR Exam Questions8 questions🔒03RTR Question Bank8 questions🔒04Radio Navigation Questions8 questions🔒05International Aviation Organisations10 questions🔒06Q Codes & ICAO Annex 108 questions🔒07Radio Equipment & Communication Systems8 questions🔒08Aviation Meteorology9 questions🔒09Aeronautical Information Publication (AIP)8 questions🔒10AIP Advanced Topics8 questions🔒11Location Indicators & NOTAMs9 questions🔒12GPS & GAGAN Navigation8 questions🔒13Radar Principles8 questions🔒14Electrical Units & Measurements5 questions🔒15SELCAL System8 questions🔒16Headphones, Squelch, Simplex & Duplex8 questions🔒17Radio Transmission Principles8 questions🔒18Instrument Landing System (ILS)10 questions🔒19Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)8 questions🔒20VOR Navigation8 questions🔒21Non-Directional Beacon (NDB)8 questions🔒22RT Phraseology: Call Signs8 questions🔒23RT Phraseology: Clearances & Readback8 questions🔒24RT Phraseology: Emergency Communications8 questions🔒25ICAO Doc 9432 Phraseology8 questions🔒26Commonly Used Abbreviations In ATC & Annex 1010 questionsFree sample27Civil Aviation Set Up In India15 questionsFree sample28International Telecommunication Convention & Radio Regulations5 questionsFree sample29The International Civil Aviation Bodies20 questionsFree sample30General And Aeronautical 'Q' Code Signals & Other Abbreviations As Contained In Annex10 (Vol. 1& 11) Of Iсао14 questionsFree sample31Aeronautical Telecommunication Service20 questionsFree sample32Radio Equipment and Communication System10 questionsFree sample33Metreological Information Preflight Briefing Sevices & Their Usages20 questionsFree sample34Aeronautical Information Publications (Aip) Integrated Aeronautical Information Package Fir In India Prohibited - Restricted Area35 questionsFree sample35Location Indicators6 questionsFree sample36Notam-Fir -Aic-Car15 questionsFree sample37GPS-Global Positioning System5 questionsFree sample38Gagan (Gps Aided Geo Augmented Navigation)10 questionsFree sample39Radar Acronym For Radio Detection And Ranging10 questionsFree sample40Radio Propagation22 questionsFree sample41Electrical Units Volt, Ampere, Ohm And Watt, Wavelength, Frequency And Their Relationship5 questionsFree sample42Selcal & Preflight Selcal Chеск20 questionsFree sample43Operation Of Microphones And Headphones, Squelch, Avc, Volume Control, Tuning Of Transmitter Simplex And Duplex Operation10 questionsFree sample44ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF RADIO TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION; LIMITATIONS OF RANGE DUE Tо FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE20 questionsFree sample45Ndb-Non-Directional Beacon Adf-Automatic Direction-Finding Equipment10 questionsFree sample46Vhf Omni Directional Range (Vor)20 questionsFree sample47Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)16 questionsFree sample48General Phraseology - Rp K5 questionsFree sample49General Operating Procedures - Rp K20 questionsFree sample50Radiotelephony Call Signs For Aeronautical Stations20 questionsFree sample51Communications, Establishment and continuation of communications, Transfer of communications, Issue of clearance and read-back requirements, Test transmission20 questionsFree sample52Distress And Urgency Radiotelephony Communication Procedures20 questionsFree sample53International Telecommunication Convention, Radio Regulations And Definitions8 questions🔒54Aeronautical 'Q' Code Signals And Abbreviations30 questions🔒55General Radio-Telephone Communication Procedure47 questions🔒56Firs, Met, Cruising Levels Navigation And Communication Services, Notams Etc79 questions🔒57Radio Theory And Propagation67 questions🔒58Radio-Navigation Aids And Communications80 questions🔒59Operation Of Microphones And Headphones20 questions🔒60General Operating Procedures70 questions🔒61General Phraseology36 questions🔒62Aerodrome Control Phraseology60 questions🔒63General Ats Surveillance Service Phraseology48 questions🔒64Approach Control47 questions🔒65Area Control Service Phraseology60 questions🔒66Distress, Urgency And Communication Failure30 questions🔒67Meteorological and Runway Surface Conditioning20 questions🔒68Sample Exam 1 - RTR Part 150 questions🔒69Sample Exam 2 - RTR Part 150 questions🔒70Sample Exam 3 - RTR Part 150 questions🔒71Sample Exam 4 - RTR Part 150 questions🔒72Sample Exam 5 - RTR Part 150 questions🔒
Using Part 1 well
Keep a miss list
When an answer surprises you, write the rule down in your own words. Re-attempt that chapter two or three days later.
Finish with the clock
The final mock draws 50 questions across the syllabus in 60 minutes. Treat it as a dress rehearsal, not a score to chase.
Ready for the spoken side? Go to radio scenarios or read how the syllabus fits together.