The amount of time it takes you to solo is completely irrelevant to everything...It means absolutely nothing.

Obviously everyone is going to be different. Instructors will be different, flying condition will be different, and the amount of time it takes for the beginner to grasp all the new things coming in to him will be different. Nothing is ever the same...

In full scale aircraft, there is no set amount of instruction time. You will continue with instructors and trainers until you are ready to go free. The instructor makes this decision and the FAA examiner confirms it...

So, what does this have to do with your question? I'm not sure...But the answer to it is not important!

If you really want to know though...My first flight was my solo.

Many guys out where I fly have been working on it for many months and are just now starting to get the hang of landings. Others get it in a couple days.... Don't rush it. If you're not ready, you better speak up and tell your intstructor. It never hurts to spend more time on the buddy box...

What makes you think he is wanting you to solo too soon?