What to study for FAA Instrument (IRA) written!❓Score in the 90's 🤓Study prep for less than $100 ✈️📖
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Summary: How to Study for FAA Instrument (IRA) Written Exam
- Exam Details:
- IRA test has 60 questions and a two-and-a-half-hour time limit.
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CF-II (FII) test has 50 questions, also with a two-and-a-half-hour time limit.
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Study Tools Used:
- Shepard Air: $45 for the instrument rating, $10 add-on for CF-II. Contains practice questions but explanations are limited.
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ASA Instrument Rating Test Prep Book: $35 (cheaper option) – offers content explanation and practice questions.
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Study Methodology:
- Systematically studied using Shepard Air and ASA prep book daily.
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Prioritized learning over memorization, focusing on understanding concepts.
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Additional Resources:
- Examforpilots.org: Free access to thousands of practice questions (1200+).
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FAA Sample Questions: Two-page document with sample test questions from the FAA.
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Organization and Preparation:
- Created a daily study plan, divided into Shepard Air categories and ASA book chapters.
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Utilized an exam memorization sheet for holding patterns during testing center visit.
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Score and Timing:
- Scored in the 90s on both tests, studied for about two-and-a-half weeks.
- Took the tests approximately a couple of weeks after starting study plan.
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