Pass the Defence Aptitude Assessment with confidence
The DAA decides which RAF and Royal Navy roles you qualify for. Practise all six timed sections with realistic questions and a worked answer for every one — so nothing on test day is a surprise.
How the DAA fits into joining up
Apply & book
Register your interest with the RAF or Royal Navy and your Careers Office books you in to sit the Defence Aptitude Assessment.
Sit the six sections
The DAA is one computer-based test made of six separately-timed sections — around 100 multiple-choice questions in about 70 minutes.
Score for your role
Different roles need different section scores. The higher you score, the more roles open up — so practice pays off directly.
Practise all six sections
Try a free sample of each, then unlock the full banks and unlimited mock tests.
Verbal reasoning
Read a short passage and decide if statements are True, False or Cannot Say — judged only on the text.
Numerical reasoning
Fast mental maths — percentages, ratios, averages, speed-distance-time and sequences.
Work rate
Process simple information quickly and accurately — decoding, substitution and matching.
Spatial reasoning
Picture shapes in 2D and 3D — folding cube nets, rotations and counting hidden blocks.
Mechanical comprehension
Everyday physics — levers, gears, pulleys and forces, worked out from a diagram.
Electrical comprehension
Simple circuits — series and parallel, switches, and what happens to the bulbs.
Everything you need in one place
One payment unlocks every section's full question bank, unlimited randomised mock tests and an explanation for every answer. No subscription — yours for good.
One payment · all six sections · 14-day money-back guarantee
- ✓Verbal & numerical reasoning — The two sections that gate the most roles
- ✓Work rate — Build speed and accuracy under the clock
- ✓Spatial reasoning — Cube nets, rotations and block-counting with diagrams
- ✓Mechanical & electrical — Gears, levers, pulleys and simple circuits, explained
Why practise before the DAA?
It sets your career options
Your section scores decide which trades and branches you can apply for. A better result means more choice.
It's fast and unforgiving
Every section is tightly timed with no calculator. Familiarity with the format is half the battle.
You only sit it now and then
Re-sits usually mean a waiting period. It's worth walking in fully prepared the first time.