Hand-eye coordination
Steer through a tube and line up with rotating openings. Clean passes build speed and level.
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AIR INDIA CADET SELECTION
Practise all eight modules reported in Air India’s cadet Aon assessment: flight control, multitasking, spatial orientation, monitoring, reaction, English, numeracy and work style. Original tasks, documented timings and a detailed practice report.
Desktop or laptop recommended. Independent AvioQuiz practice, not linked to Air India or Aon.
WHAT YOU PRACTISE
Take the full practice or one module at a time. Choose Standard or the harder Challenge mode.
Steer through a tube and line up with rotating openings. Clean passes build speed and level.
Open practiceControl an aircraft while checking equations and repeated symbols. Includes obstacle and runway variants.
Open practiceRead heading and relative bearing instruments; place the correctly oriented aircraft around a beacon.
Open practiceCount the balls moving inside a circle and click the number. Each right answer brings a harder set.
Open practicePress EQUAL the moment two changing shapes match. React quickly while avoiding false alarms.
Open practiceFluency, vocabulary and spelling in three timed parts that adapt to your level.
Open practiceUnits, rule of three, percentages, and areas and volumes: four sections of five questions, three minutes each.
Open practiceFifty paired comparisons across fifteen work-style areas, with an original reflection profile.
Open practiceONE PASS · ALL EIGHT MODULES
Repeat the modules with fresh question selection, review your answers and print your report. Practise as often as you like during your access.
Air India’s training partner Acron describes cadet selection as an AON assessment followed by on-site interviews, and Aon’s assessment business was formerly called cut-e. Candidates describe pilot modules such as monitoring, reaction speed, applied numeracy, English, hand-eye co-ordination, multitasking and spatial orientation, plus a work-style questionnaire. Your invitation is the final word on what you will sit.
All eight reported modules are included, with the documented test durations and public demonstration formats. Multitasking includes both flight variants. The exact tube controls, English time split, live difficulty calibration and selection scoring are not published; those parts use clearly labelled AvioQuiz practice settings.
No. This is independent AvioQuiz practice with original questions. It is not affiliated with Air India, its training partners or Aon, and it doesn’t reproduce real test items.
No. The cut-e Pass is sold separately because Air India and IndiGo use different assessment providers. Buy it on its own, or add the ADAPT Pass in the same checkout.
Completed modules and results are saved in this browser on this device. You can review every answer and print a report. They are separate from your quiz dashboard.