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Part 107 Remote Pilot Study Plan

A free week-by-week schedule to pass the Unmanned Aircraft General knowledge test — built on all 5 ACS areas (346 practice questions), the proven 5-step method, and Learn-library lessons to fill every knowledge gap.

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Your 8-week Part 107 Remote Pilot plan

Follow the weeks in order. Each week pairs the Learn lessons (understand it) with the 5-step drills (lock it in).

  1. Week 1

    Preflight Considerations

    41%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on Preflight Considerations.
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 49 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  2. Week 2

    National Airspace System (part 1/2)

    47%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on National Airspace System (part 1/2).
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 48 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  3. Week 3

    National Airspace System (part 2/2) + Weather (part 1/2)

    53%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on National Airspace System (part 2/2) + Weather (part 1/2).
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 81 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  4. Week 4

    Weather (part 2/2)

    58%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on Weather (part 2/2).
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 33 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  5. Week 5

    Operations + Regulations (part 1/2)

    64%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on Operations + Regulations (part 1/2).
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 93 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  6. Week 6

    Regulations (part 2/2)

    70%
    readiness goal
    • Read the linked lessons first to understand the "why" before you drill.
    • Step 1 Answer Imprint + Step 2 Recognition Drill on Regulations (part 2/2).
    • Step 3 Full Practice — work through roughly 42 questions across these areas.
    • Daily: Step 4 Weak Point Focus on anything you miss (Smart Review resurfaces it before you forget).
  7. Week 7 · Review

    Mixed review & weak points

    85%
    readiness goal
    • Step 3 Full Practice across every category, mixed and randomized.
    • Flag every miss — those become tomorrow's focus.
    • Step 4 Weak Point Focus daily until each flagged question earns a green check.
  8. Week 8 · Review

    Full review & exam simulation

    95%
    readiness goal
    • Step 5 Exam Simulation — take full timed mock exams under real conditions.
    • Keep going until you score 90%+ three sessions in a row — that's your green light to sit the real test.
    • Step 4 Weak Point Focus every morning on any question you still miss.

What's a “readiness goal”?

Each week above lists a target — here's exactly what it means and where you'll see it.

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Ready 90%+ ↓
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Readiness is your Exam-Readiness score — a live 0–100 estimate of how likely you are to pass, shown right on your dashboard once you start studying.

It blends three things: how accurately you're answering, how much of the full question bank you've covered, and how well it's stickingover time. High accuracy alone won't max it out — the FAA draws from the whole bank, so broad coverage counts too.

Each week's readiness goal is the level to aim for by that point. Hit or beat it and you're on pace. When you're consistently at 90%+ — including three full exam simulations in a row — you're genuinely ready to sit the real test.

Where to find it: your dashboard shows your live readiness score and updates it every time you study.

The 5-step method behind the plan

Every week runs on the same proven sequence. Do the steps in order — don't skip ahead.

  1. Step 1
    Answer Imprint

    see each question with its correct answer to lock it in

  2. Step 2
    Recognition Drill

    pick the right answer from shuffled choices

  3. Step 3
    Full Practice

    work every question mixed together

  4. Step 4
    Weak Point Focus

    drill only what you missed until it sticks

  5. Step 5
    Exam Simulation

    a full timed mock — 90%+ three times in a row means ready

Keep going

Always confirm current certificate requirements and test details at faa.gov.