INRAT
Common INRAT Study Mistakes
Mistakes that waste study time: American sources, question-bank only study, and ignoring weather products.
Most INRAT candidates who struggle are not short on intelligence or flying ability. They study hard for the wrong exam. The INRAT is 50 multiple-choice questions in three hours with a 70% pass mark, and according to TP 691E, the Transport Canada Study and Reference Guide, it combines general IFR questions with questions based on a simulated IFR flight. Study methods that suit a different exam, or no exam in particular, tend to fail here. These are the mistakes I see most often, and how to fix each one.
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