Royal Air Force
RAF aptitude test practice
Most people joining the RAF sit the Defence Aptitude Assessment. The RAF used to call it the Airmen Selection Test. It is six timed, multiple-choice sections, and the score you need depends on the role.
- The six sections are verbal reasoning, numerical reasoning, work rate, spatial reasoning, electrical comprehension and mechanical comprehension. After your application is accepted, you take the real DAA online on your own computer, or at an Armed Forces Careers Office.
- Some RAF roles sit a different aptitude test instead of the DAA. Pilot is one of them. Your recruiter will tell you which test your role uses. The practice on this site is for the DAA.
Close to the questions on the day
Built from a real Defence Aptitude Assessment that was sat and passed. The 3D shapes, the circuit diagrams and the mechanical drawings follow that paper.
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Mechanical comprehension
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Verbal Reasoning
The ability to understand written information and reach a sound conclusion.
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Numerical Reasoning
Two part test focusing on your ability to use and interpret numerical information.
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Work Rate
The ability to solve simple problems quickly and accurately.
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Spatial Reasoning
Two part test focusing on your ability to picture and work with shapes.
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Electrical Comprehension
The ability to understand simple electrical circuits and components.
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Mechanical Comprehension
The ability to understand simple machines, forces and pressure.
Unofficial practice. Not affiliated with the Royal Air Force.