UK IR(R) / IMC theory revision

Pass your IR(R) theory with confidence.

Calm, focused revision for the Instrument Rating (Restricted) and IMC theory exam. Exam-style questions, realistic mock exams and clear explanations — so you walk in prepared.

132 exam-style questions · mock exams · updated for UK IR(R)

How it works

Three steps to exam-ready

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Practise & sit mocks

Drill by section, reveal explanations, and sit realistic 25-question mock exams against the 75% pass mark.

The syllabus

All six exam sections, covered

The question bank is organised around the areas the IR(R) theory exam draws from. Drill each one until it's second nature.

Meteorology & Instrument Flying

25 Q

Weather hazards, icing, cloud, and flying accurately on instruments.

Air Law & ATC Procedures

25 Q

Rules of the air, clearances, airspace, and talking to controllers.

Navigation & Flight Planning

24 Q

Tracks, headings, radio aids, fuel, and planning an IFR route.

Human Factors & Emergencies

18 Q

Spatial disorientation, decision-making, and handling the unexpected.

Instrument Procedures & Approaches

23 Q

Holds, ILS, RNAV and the geometry of getting down through cloud.

UK Flight Information Services

17 Q

Basic, Traffic, Deconfliction and Procedural services explained.

Mock exams

25 questions. 75% to pass.

Mirror the real thing. Each mock pulls a random 25 questions across all sections, shuffles the options so positions can't be memorised, and scores you against the official pass mark.

  • Per-section breakdown so you know exactly where to focus
  • Explanations and comments unlock after you finish — no spoilers mid-test
  • Every attempt saved to your results history
Mock examQ 18 / 25

A standard rate (rate one) turn corresponds to a heading change of:

A1° per second
B3° per second
C6° per second
D10° per second

Correct. Rate one is 3°/sec — 360° in two minutes.

A growing bank

Built with the community

Spotted a question in your real exam? Submit it. Every contribution is reviewed by an admin before publishing, so the bank keeps growing without losing accuracy. You can also mark questions you've seen in a real exam to build a personalised revision set.

Pricing

One payment. Thirty days. No subscription.

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£9.95one-time · 30 days access
  • All 132+ exam-style questions
  • Unlimited mock exams (25 questions, 75% to pass)
  • Practice by section + all-questions mode
  • Explanations, comments and exam-frequency insights
  • Results history you can review any time
  • Light and dark mode
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FAQ

Questions, answered

No. IR(R) Revision is an independent revision aid built to mirror the style and topics of the UK IR(R) / IMC theory exam. It is not affiliated with the CAA. Always verify against current official publications such as CAP 804 and the UK AIP, and study with your instructor.

A single one-off payment of £9.95 unlocks full access to the platform for 30 days: every published question, unlimited mock exams, per-section practice, explanations, your results history, and light/dark mode. It is access to this study site — not the CAA exam fee itself.

Thirty days from the moment your payment completes. It is a one-time purchase, not a recurring subscription — nothing renews automatically, and you will not be charged again unless you choose to buy another 30 days.

Because access is granted immediately and digital content is consumed straightaway, we generally do not offer refunds once access has been unlocked. If something has genuinely gone wrong, get in touch and we will do our best to help.

The core bank is written in the style of the IR(R) / IMC syllabus across the six exam sections. Users can also submit their own questions, which an admin reviews before they are published — so the bank keeps growing while staying accurate.