DGCA AME CAR-66 Module 10 Aviation Legislation Exam exam-day guide
DGCA AME CAR-66 Module 10 Aviation Legislation Exam · Prepare for the day ahead.
Your checklist
Valid photo ID
Bring the same government-issued photo ID used on your application. Confirm with the provider which ID types are accepted and whether a second form is required.
Admit card / hall ticket / confirmation email
Carry a printed copy plus a digital copy if available. Confirm with the provider whether printing is mandatory.
Exam centre address and route plan
Note the exact building/room and arrival time. Confirm with the provider which entrance is used on exam day.
Reporting time and late-entry cut-off
Arrive before the stated reporting time. Confirm with the provider the latest time you will be admitted after the start.
Permitted calculator or none
Module 10 has minimal calculation, but rules vary. Confirm with the provider whether a basic non-programmable calculator is allowed or provided on screen.
Writing materials policy
Do not assume pens, pencils, or rough paper are provided. Confirm with the provider what is supplied and what is prohibited.
Personal items and storage
Phones, smart watches, and notes are normally not allowed at the desk. Confirm with the provider where bags and devices must be left.
Medical needs and access arrangements
If you need medication, water, or extra time for a documented condition, request approval in advance. Confirm with the provider the deadline and evidence required.
Break and restroom policy
Rules on leaving the room mid-test differ between centres. Confirm with the provider before exam day.
Syllabus scope reminder (CAR-66 Module 10)
Review the official module content list: regulatory framework, CAR-66/CAR-145 and related requirements, certification of maintenance, and continuing airworthiness concepts. Use the current published syllabus, not memory of older versions.
Question format and pass mark
Know the number of questions, time allowed, and pass percentage before you sit. Confirm with the provider as these can change between sittings.
Rest and logistics
Plan sleep, food, and travel so you arrive calm. Avoid last-minute cramming of new topics in the final hours.
Plan the day
Do a final pass over the official module syllabus and tick off any topic you cannot explain in one sentence. Spend remaining study time only on those gaps. Stop learning brand-new material after this point.
Take one timed practice set under exam conditions. Review wrong answers for the underlying rule or concept, not just the correct option. Re-read key definitions such as maintenance, continuing airworthiness, and certification of release to service.
Confirm reporting time, venue, and ID requirements with the provider. Pack ID, admit card, and any approved items. Do light revision of summaries only. Aim for a normal night's sleep.
Set two alarms, lay out clothes and documents, and check travel time including a buffer for delays. Avoid heavy study or long screen time late at night.
Eat a normal meal, arrive early, and re-check that phones and notes are stored as instructed. Do not attempt to revise new topics in the waiting area; skim only your own short summary sheet if permitted.
Read each question fully, answer confident items first, and flag uncertain ones. Watch the clock against the number of questions remaining. Only change an answer if you find a concrete reason.
Ensure every question has an answer if there is no negative marking; confirm with the provider whether unanswered questions score zero or are penalised. Submit and confirm the on-screen acknowledgement.
Rules to check
Carry valid photo ID matching your registration; without acceptable ID you may be refused entry. Confirm with the provider the exact accepted documents.
Electronic devices, smart watches, notes, and unauthorised materials must be switched off and stored away from the desk as directed; possession at the desk may lead to invalidation.
Follow all invigilator instructions on seating, starting, and stopping. Do not communicate with other candidates during the test.
Raise your hand and wait for permission if you need to leave your seat; break and restroom rules vary, so confirm with the provider in advance.
Attempt every question unless the provider states a penalty for wrong answers; confirm the scoring and pass-mark policy before the exam.
Do not remove or copy question papers, answer sheets, or any exam material; doing so can void your result and affect future eligibility.
If you believe a question is defective, note it and continue; report it through the provider's stated channel after the exam rather than disputing it during the test.
Arrive by the stated reporting time; late admission is at the centre's discretion. Confirm with the provider the cut-off and any rebooking policy.