Have you been having a hard time with one of the subject tests? Could it be principles of flight or aviation law and procedures? Maybe it has been a while since you brushed up on navigation. Whichever JAA exam it is, there are tools available to help you overcome this hurdle ranging from books to test samples to desktop software to practice with. Many software packages are available to help you practice for the exams. They come with varying amounts of test questions to practice with, some going as high as 2300 questions.

For your information, the JAA exam is maintained by the Joint Aviation Authorities which created a central question bank. When you decide to invest in test practice software make sure they use the real questions in their program. Why practice using sample questions when you could be studying from the bank of questions that will actually appear on the test.

Also with the advancements in computer technology, using software is much easier than going through stacks of old paper examinations. You no longer need to use expensive books listing questions and answers. Software can time your test taking efforts and give you instant feedback as to how well you are doing in preparing for that JAA exam.

Don’t waste you time signing up for the real test until you are ready. If you do you will have confidence in your test taking abilities. After all you have practiced with the same questions that are on the exams and now you know you can answer them quickly enough to complete any subject test in the time allotted. When selecting the right tool for you, check how often the question pool is updated. You should also try to find a tool which randomizes the questions you are asked every time you do a practice test.