Practising the Cut-e tests in advance reduces anxiety on exam day.
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Pilot Aptitude Assessment used by airlines and flight schools
Practice every Cut-e (Aon) assessment test used by airlines and flight schools to select and measure pilots.
Practising the Cut-e tests in advance reduces anxiety on exam day.
About the Test
Cut-e is a pilot aptitude test and is now known as Aon's Assessment Solutions. It is taken by airlines and flight schools all over the world to shortlist candidates and to measure pilot competency.
Aon's Cut-e test consists of the highest number of assessments among all of the pilot aptitude testing programs. The assessments are grouped into aptitude and skills tests, and logic tests.
This test measures English language proficiency. In the Language Skills test, you have 10 minutes to complete three task types. These include filling in the blanks, selecting words based on definitions and selecting the correct spelling of a word.
This test measures your mechanical and technical understanding, as well as assessing your ability to identify correct information from a mechanical graphic. The test includes 24 tasks and takes 15 minutes to complete. You have to find the relevant information in order to respond to different types of questions.
This test measures your aptitude. You have to analyse, evaluate and draw logical conclusions from the data presented in tables and charts. It captures how well you locate relevant information when confronted with different types of questions. The test includes 37 tasks, but you get 12 minutes to complete it.
This Cut-e test measures your aptitude for understanding, analysing and drawing logical conclusions from information presented in written text. It measures how well you locate relevant information when approached with different types of questions. You have 8 minutes to complete 24 tasks.
This Cut-e pilot test measures your aptitude for understanding, analysing and drawing logical conclusions from written text. The test includes 49 tasks and you get 12 minutes to complete as many tasks as you can. Accuracy also matters.
Not every airline takes this test. It measures your judgement regarding work-related scenarios. The scenarios represent situations that you may face in the job you are applying for. This Cut-e test helps draw conclusions regarding your behaviour, personality and abilities at work. The assessment can be timed or untimed. You will be informed about the time limit before the actual test.
You get five minutes to solve as many basic numerical questions as you can. It includes addition, subtraction and multiplication questions that can be done mentally.
This test measures your ability to keep something in mind while simultaneously trying to process other information. You get nine minutes to complete nine tasks of varying difficulty.
This test measures your ability to concentrate. You get two minutes to complete as many tasks as possible. You will get questions with different shapes and you have to select correct or incorrect. If the shape is an E with exactly 3 dots next to it, then you have to select correct. You are marked on how many tasks you complete as quickly and as accurately as possible.
You get 6 minutes to complete as many tasks as possible. It is similar to Basic Numerical Comprehension, but with questions that require more thinking.
This test measures your aptitude for inductive logical reasoning. You have to look at a group of items, observe common patterns and interrelationships in order to draw logical conclusions. You get 6 minutes to complete as many tasks as you can.
This test measures your ability to look at a group of items, observe common patterns and interrelationships to draw logical conclusions. This Cut-e test includes 20 tasks and you get five minutes to complete them.
You are assessed on your ability to work out rules and patterns and to apply them correctly. You get 6 minutes to complete as many tasks as quickly and accurately as possible.
You get 12 minutes to complete 12 tasks. The tasks measure your ability to understand common rules in the patterns given and then assign new images to the relevant patterns.
The airline or flight school you applied to delivers the report to you, so this depends on the airline or the flight school. However, the practice tool developed by PilotSphere for Aon’s Cut-e assessment instantly delivers the results to you.
This depends on the airline or flight school you are applying to. Some airlines allow retaking the test while some do not. Some airlines allow a maximum of 2 attempts, after which you are permanently barred from appearing for the airline’s vacancies, which is why you should do your Cut-e test prep with PilotSphere before appearing for the actual test to give your best performance.
Once you start any of the Cut-e tests, you cannot pause it. Most of the tests last less than fifteen minutes though. Ensure that you are not disturbed during this time.
Most airlines have a zero-tolerance policy towards cheating and towards someone else taking the test for you. If you are caught, you may be excluded from the selection process. Retests are often performed in person, so if someone else took the test for you, it will come to light during the retest.