INRAT
How Long Should You Study for the INRAT?
Study duration varies. Plan enough time to understand Canadian IFR procedures, not just exam format.
Every INRAT candidate wants a number. How many hours, how many weeks, when can I book the exam? The honest answer is that there is no official number, and the right one depends on you. This article explains why, gives you realistic planning guidelines, and shows you a better way to decide when you are ready.
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