Got a 50 5/5/5 What are my chances of improvement?

[jtbrogan3]

Obviously it won't be happening anytime soon because of what's going on with the selection boards, but realistically, why are my chances of improving this score to the 7/7/7 range, and where do I need the most improvement?

 

[mikeyw]

There's a thread like 5 down from this that is called 1,001 questions about the ASTB where you can post scores and questions, this post would be a great place for that.

 

[FormerRecruitingGuru]

Obviously it won't be happening anytime soon because of what's going on with the selection boards, but realistically, why are my chances of improving this score to the 7/7/7 range, and where do I need the most improvement?

Echoing the above, use the search function to find similar posts and threads, very easy to find your own answer.

 

[BattlingTrain]

I went from a 4/4/4 to a 9/9/9 so there is always hope. As previously mentioned hop on the ASTB thread and look into buying yourself a stick and throttle for the ASTB sim. I also play a lot of war thunder. Easier to play for a few hours without losing your mind as compared to the ASTB sim.

 

[MotorCookie]

I also greatly improved my scores from 5/6/5 to 8/9/9. I simply focused on what I felt weak on.

Based on your scores, it looks like you did decent on the OAR part of the test. I'm willing to bet you didn't do so great on the Pilot sections.

Here are a couple of tips based on my experience:
- Don't get any of the UAV questions wrong and answer each one in 2 seconds or less.
- Dichotic listening is more important than you think. I think a lot of people overlook this part of the test.
- Practice using the Jantzen simulator using an X52 or buy the TBAS Study Pro on Steam.
- You should not get any of the emergency procedures wrong.

 

[keepmovingon]

Obviously it won't be happening anytime soon because of what's going on with the selection boards, but realistically, why are my chances of improving this score to the 7/7/7 range, and where do I need the most improvement?

6/5/5 -> 8/9/8. 3 hours a day for a month and you will get very similar scores, just study. You got this