How it works
Press the correct letter as a gauge enters the red zone, and follow the rule through the arithmetic series. Try it with the module's own Start button — no sign-up required.
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IPP · INFORMATION PROCESSING
PEGASUS CASE
PEGASUS CASE
IPP Test
Prepare specifically for the IPP (Information Processing Performance) module of the CASE test battery used in the Pegasus Airlines cadet pilot selection process. Train your continuous attention, perception speed and reaction time in exam format with the instrument monitoring and arithmetic tasks.
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How the module worksTwo tasks.
Two tasks.
Four distinct challenges.
Every set brings the same two tasks with different challenges: a gauge enters the red zone, letter assignments change, and the rule is renewed in the arithmetic series.
Letter accuracy (monitoring)
92,4%
Field tactics
TASK 01
Instrument Monitoring — Press the Right Letter
At the start of the test each gauge is assigned a letter (e.g. left V, top I, right H). When a gauge enters the red zone, you press that gauge's letter. In the demo the autopilot presses the correct letter and you see the CORRECT feedback.
Automatic demo
What it measuresTwo tasks.
Two tasks.
One performance score.
IPP does not measure speed alone. It exercises finding the right letter while monitoring gauges, adapting to changing assignments and holding the rule through an arithmetic series — all at once.
Three gauges, one right letter.
You catch the gauge entering the red zone and press the letter assigned to it.
Letters change during the test.
Noticing the new assignment and dropping the old reflex demands mental flexibility.
Carry the rule through the series.
The same rule applies to every incoming number; when the series ends, the rule changes.
Both are scored together.
IPP scores not only the correct answer but your reaction time as well.
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Let every session shape your next practice plan.
Every IPP session you complete is automatically broken down into a detailed psychometric analysis. See more than a score: where you slowed down, which rule you made mistakes on, and when your attention dropped.
Reaction time and speed
Mean, median, min–max, P50–P95 distribution and speed trend.
Accuracy and error behaviour
Hit, miss and wrong-letter counts; accuracy by letter assignment and calculation rule.
Attention and fatigue
Lapse detection, Q1–Q4 vigilance decline, fatigue curve and recovery.
Pilot profile and progress
D-prime, inhibition, percentile ranking, radar profile and expert guidance.
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IPP Test · detailed psychometric analysisÖrnek rapor
Ortalama tepki221 msMedyan 172 ms
Strongest rule%85,7Accuracy by rule
Toparlanma%83,3Post-error response
Reaction time distributionP50 · P75 · P90 · P95
Rule-switch cost+75 msStay / switch comparison
Focus areaİstikrarPersonal practice recommendation
Attention curve across the sessionFirst block → Last block
The report also includes percentile ranking, impulse control, lapse analysis and personal recommendations.Örnek oturum verileri
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Frequently Asked Questions
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info@cadetpro.com →What is the IPP test?
IPP (Information Processing Performance) is the psychometric assessment used by Pegasus Airlines in its cadet pilot selection process. It measures your capacity to perceive and process information together with your attention and reaction time. The test takes about 10 minutes in total.
What is the CASE test and how does IPP fit in?
CASE is the name of the psychometric test battery Pegasus Airlines applies to pilot candidates — the Pegasus counterpart of THY’s PACE battery. IPP is one of the modules within it. This page prepares you for the IPP module; the other modules in the battery are listed in the Pegasus CASE modules section below.
How many parts does the IPP test have?
It consists of two main tasks: the Instrument Monitoring Task and the Arithmetic Task. The first measures continuous attention and perception speed, the second mental arithmetic and processing speed.
How does the Instrument Monitoring Task work?
At the start of the test each gauge is assigned a letter (for example left gauge V, top gauge I, right gauge H). When one of the gauges enters the red zone you must press the letter belonging to that gauge. Letter assignments can change during the test; when you press a wrong letter the system reports the error and shows the current assignments on screen.
Is the Arithmetic Task difficult? Is advanced maths required?
No advanced maths is required. Basic arithmetic and quick adaptation to the given rule are enough. A green starting number and a calculation rule appear on screen; the rule is applied to every new incoming number and the answer is entered on the numpad.
What are the calculation rules?
Series revolve around four rules: add the incoming numbers, subtract the incoming numbers, add double of the incoming numbers, and subtract double of them. When a series is completed a new rule is defined.
What happens if I give a wrong answer?
The system shows the correct result and tells you which number to continue from. A single mistake therefore does not ruin the whole series; what matters is continuing at the same rhythm without panicking.
Which matters more, accuracy or speed?
Both matter. The assessment takes into account not only the number of correct answers but also your reaction time.
Are there sample / practice sessions for the Pegasus psychometric test?
Yes. This module offers unlimited practice in IPP format for candidates looking for Pegasus pilot test examples; you train the instrument monitoring and arithmetic tasks in the real exam flow and see your letter accuracy, arithmetic accuracy and reaction time after every session.
How do I get access after purchase?
Once payment is completed the course is assigned to your account. With no download required, you can open the module from your CADETPRO account and start practising.
Is CADETPRO an official product of an airline?
No. CADETPRO is an independent preparation platform; it is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, any airline or assessment provider.
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