Different times, different scenarios. You’ll take the AFOQT in a “normal” standardized test setting, more or less. It’s just like any other test and there will be other people there too.

You’ll take the TBAS alone in a quiet room.

Worry about one at a time. AFOQT first and TBAS second is the typical order of things.

Congratulations! That’s an incredible result, and with the power outage… wow. Thanks for the tips and motivation. Do you know what you were averaging for the UAV at home? I think there’s a bit of a delay on the actual thing so the reaction time is quicker on the test than on the software. I’ll shoot for 100 on each for multitasking on…

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Thanks. How did it go? You’re exactly the person whose brain I want to pick since I think you were in a similar situation. Did you think the software helped you out? Did you track your results of each event and see progress? I’ve been using the program daily for two months now (1 month to go) but I’m not sure if I’m where I need to be. It won’t…

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Bumping this thread as well.

I’m currently practicing with the software and I’ve been recording my results but I have nothing to compare it to except my previous results. I’ve seen improvement since I started but I don’t really know where I’m at. I messed up my first TBAS pretty bad (67 PCSM with 99 pilot and 10 hrs) so I’m pretty motivated to…

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Had the same thought. I’ve taken the TBAS once but now I’m deep in practice and I’m wondering if I even remember correctly. It IS inverted, right?