AAI Junior Assistant Study Notes 2026: What to Include and How to Revise
Short, exam-focused study notes for the AAI Junior Assistant CBT, organised by Part A and Part B.
AAI Junior Assistant study notes are your condensed record of the CBT syllabus: formulas, key facts, grammar rules and current affairs you can revise quickly before the exam. The CBT in each regional notification of the Airports Authority of India carries 100 marks in 2 hours, split between Part A (subject knowledge) and Part B (General Knowledge, General Intelligence, General Aptitude and English), with no negative marking.
Good notes are short, organised by section and updated after every mock. This page explains what to put in them, how to organise them and how to revise.
What to Include in Your Notes
Section | What to note |
|---|---|
Basic Mathematics (Part A, Fire Service) | Formulas for percentage, ratio, averages, interest, time and work, speed and distance, area and volume; one solved example each |
Basic Science (Part A, Fire Service) | Definitions and units, laws of motion, heat and combustion, electricity basics, acids and bases, simple diagrams |
Office and HR subjects (Part A) | Office procedure terms, MS Office shortcuts and functions, basic HR terms |
General Knowledge (Part B) | Static GK lists, polity articles, geography facts, aviation basics and AAI facts |
General Intelligence (Part B) | Shortcut methods for series, coding-decoding, directions and blood relations |
English (Part A and B) | Grammar rules with examples, common errors, idioms, one-word substitutions |
How to Organise Your Notes
Short notes: one or two pages per topic, written in your own words.
Formula sheet: all mathematics formulas on a single sheet for daily review.
Error log: every mock mistake with the correct concept, grouped by topic.
Monthly current affairs notes: one page per month covering national news, sports, awards, schemes and aviation updates.
Second-stage sheet: PET events and standards (Fire Service) or MS Office tasks (Office and HR) from your notification.
Revision Schedule
Daily: 15 minutes on the formula sheet and the last day's error log entries.
Weekly: revise one full section of notes and the week's current affairs.
Monthly: a full pass through all notes and a fresh monthly current affairs page.
Final 2 weeks: notes and error log only, alongside full-length mocks; no new topics.
Official and Reliable Sources
AAI notification: the only official source for pattern, eligibility and PET standards.
NCERT books up to class 10: the right level for Part A mathematics and science.
Government press releases and the AAI website: for current affairs and aviation facts.