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Air Force Common Admission Test 2025 ( AFCAT )

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Anangsha Patra

Anangsha PatraDeputy Manager – Editorial

Updated on Nov 22, 2024 16:35 IST

AFCAT Vacancy 2025: Indian Air Force (IAF) announced AFCAT 1 vacancy 2025 on November 22, 2024. A total of 336 vacancies have been announced for both male and female candidates. Out of the total vacancies, 10 per cent of seats out of CDSE vacancies are reserved for Permanent Commission (PC). 10 per cent of seats out of AFCAT vacancy for Short Service Commission (SSC) are reserved for the NCC Special Entry Flying branch.

AFCAT exam is conducted to select candidates for Class-I Gazetted Officers in Flying Branch and Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) branches/NCC Special Entry/Meteorology Entry for courses. Read below for more details on AFCAT vacancy 2024.

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Q:   How many vacancies have been announced for AFCAT 1 2025 exam?

A:

AFCAT 1 vacancy break-up is given below:

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemale

AFCAT

Flying

21

9

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

95

27

AE (M)

53

14

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

42

11

LGS

13

3

Accounts

11

2

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

03

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

07

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.
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Q:   What is the age limit for AFCAT?

A:
AFCAT age limit is given below: Flying Branch-Candidates should be between 20 and 24 years. The upper age limit for candidates having a Commercial Pilot License is relaxed up to 26 years Ground Duty (Technical & Non-Technical) Branch-The age of candidates should be between 20 and 26 years.
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Q:   How many attempts are in AFCAT?

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There is no limit to the number of attempts the AFCAT exam. Candidates falling within the prescribed age limit can appear for the exam. As per AFCAT eligibility, applicants must be 20 to 24 years (at the time of commencement of course). The upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot License issued by DGCA (India) is relaxed up to 26 years (at the time of commencement of course).
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Q:   What are the important points related to AFCAT vacancies?

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Few important points related to AFCAT vacancies are given below:

  • AFCAT vacancies announced by IAF are tentative and subject to change without notice
  • Candidates are selected based on requirements, various cadre control mechanisms, availability of training slots, and the actual number of vacancies
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AFCAT 1 Vacancy 2025

AFCAT 1 vacancy 2025 is given below.

Entry Type Post Code Male Female

AFCAT

Flying

21

9

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

95

27

AE (M)

53

14

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

42

11

LGS

13

3

Accounts

11

2

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

03

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

07

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

 

Q:   Is EKT compulsory for AFCAT?

A:
No, EKT (Engineering Knowledge Test) is not mandatory for all applicants appearing for Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT). Students who aspire to join technical posts have to appear for Engineering Knowledge Test. Exam pattern for AFCAT: Mode of Exam: Online No. Of Questions: 100 Duration of Exam: 2 hours (120 minutes) Maximum Marks: 300 Sections in Paper: General Awareness, Numerical Ability, Reasoning, Verbal Ability in English, and Military Aptitude Test. Negative Marking: 1 mark Exam pattern for EKT: Mode of Exam: Online No. Of Questions: 50 Duration of Exam: 45 minutes Maximum Marks: 150 Sections in Paper: Mechanical, Computer Science, and Electrical & Electronics (according to your Branch). Negative Marking: 1 mark The Air Force Common Admission Test exam is conducted by the (IAF twice a year to recruit Class-A Gazetted Officers in Flying and Ground Duties for both Technical and Non-Technical Branches.
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Q:   What is the time duration of AFCAT exam?

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AFCAT exam is conducted for two hours whereas EKT is held for 45 minutes. There is no sectional time limit in AFCAT exam. The candidates are allowed to leave the examination hall after the completion of the exam. AFCAT exam is conducted in two shifts. Shift 1 exam is conducted from 9.45 am to 11.45 am whereas Shift 2 is held from 2.15 pm to 4.15 pm. Candidates need to answer 100 questions in AFCAT exam within two hours. Candidates can divide time among the sections according to their convenience. Candidates can learn time management by practicing previous years' question papers and mock tests. The total marks allotted to AFCAT exam are 100.
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Q:   What is section-wise weightage in AFCAT exam?

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AFCAT exam comprises sections such as General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English Numerical Ability, Military Reasoning, and Aptitude test. Out of the 100 questions, Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test carries 35 questions, Verbal ability in English carries 30 questions, Numerical Ability carries 15 questions, General Awareness carries 20 questions. The Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test section carries a total of 105 marks, Verbal ability in English carries a total of 90 marks, Numerical ability section carries a total of 45 marks, General Awareness section carries a total of 60 marks. Candidates can check below the section-wise weightage of AFCAT exam: Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test: 35 questions and 105 marks Logical Reasoning: 30 questions and 90 marks Numerical Ability: 15 questions and 45 marks General Awareness: 20 questions and 60 marks.
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Q:   What is the difference between NDA and AFCAT?

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The full form of AFCAT is Air Force Common Admission Test whereas the full form of NDA is National Defence Academy. Both exams are the sought-after defence entrance exams in the country. NDA exam is conducted by Union Public Service Commission to select candidates for admission to the Army, Navy and Air wings of NDA and Indian Naval Academy Courses. AFCAT exam is conducted to select candidates as Class 1 gazetted Officers in the flying branch and ground duty (Technical and Non-Technical) branches. NDA exam is conducted after Class 12 whereas AFCAT is conducted after graduation. The selection process of AFCAT comprises online test and AFSB interview. NDA selection process comprises written exam and SSB interview. Candidates after clearing NDA exam are required to first undergo training at the National Defence Academy after which they are sent to the respective defence academies as per their preferences for further training. Through AFCAT exam candidates are directly inducted into the Indian Air Force. There is also a difference in the exam pattern and syllabus of NDA and AFCAT. NDA exam pattern is such that it is divided into two papers-Maths and GAT. NDA exam is conducted offline and carries 900 marks. AFCAT exam pattern is such that it comprises several sections such as General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English Numerical Ability, Military Reasoning, and Aptitude test. Additionally, candidates who opt for the technical branch in AFCAT are required to appear for Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT). The total marks allotted to the AFCAT test are 300 whereas EKT 150 marks.
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AFCAT 2024 Dates

Take a look at the table below for the complete schedule of AFCAT 2025 exam

DatesUpcoming Exam Dates

02 Dec '24 -

31 Dec '24

AFCAT 1 Application Form 2025

ONGOING

22 Feb '25 -

23 Feb '25

AFCAT 1 Exam Date 2025

May '25

AFCAT 2 Notification 2025

TENTATIVE
DatesPast Exam Dates

02 Dec '24

AFCAT 1 Notification 2025

09 Aug '24 -

11 Aug '24

AFCAT 2 Exam 2024

24 Jul '24

AFCAT 2 Admit Card 2024

AFCAT Previous Year Vacancy

Candidates can check below the AFCAT previous year vacancy so that they can prepare for the exam accordingly. Going through the AFCAT previous year vacancies will give candidates an average idea of the number of candidates recruited through the exam. 

AFCAT 1 Vacancy 2024

AFCAT 1 and 2 vacancies 2024 are given below.

AFCAT 2 Vacancy 2024

Entry Type Post Code Male Female

AFCAT

Flying

18

12

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

88

23

AE (M)

36

09

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

43

03

LGS

13

14

Accounts

10

11

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

02

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

08

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

AFCAT 1 vacancy 2024 

Entry Type Post Code Male Female Total

AFCAT

Flying

28

10

38

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

104

11

125

AE (M)

45

05

50

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

44

06

50

LGS

11

02

13

Accounts

11

02

13

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

08

02

10

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

15

02

17

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

09

02

11

NCC Special Entry

Flying

10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

AFCAT 1 Vacancy 2023

AFCAT 1 vacancy 2023 was released along with the notification. A total of 256 vacancies were announced for the exam. In 2022, a total of 269 vacancies were announced for AFCAT 1 exam. For AFCAT 1 2023 exam, no vacancies were announced for the Permanent Commission. The vacancy break-up of AFCAT 1 2023 exam is given below.

Entry Branch AFCAT Vacancies
Women Men

AFCAT

Entry

Flying Branch

SSC - 05

SSC - 05

Ground Duty (Technical)

AE (L): 10

AE (M): 03

AE (L): 87

AE (M): 30

Ground Duty (Non - Technical)

Weapon Systems

(WS) Branch: 02

Admin: 05

LGS: 02

Accts: 02

Edn: 02

Met: 02

Weapon Systems

(WS) Branch: 15

Admin: 43

LGS: 19

Accts: 11

Edn: 08

Met: 07

NCC

Special

Entry

Flying

10% of PC seats from CDSE vacancies and

10% of SSC seats from AFCAT vacancies

AFCAT 2 Vacancy 2023

The vacancy break-up of AFCAT 2 2023 exam is given below.

Entry Branch AFCAT Vacancies
Women (SSC) Men (SSC)

AFCAT

Entry

Flying Branch

SSC - 05

SSC - 05

Ground Duty (Technical)

AE (L): 11

AE (M): 4

AE (L): 98

AE (M): 38

Ground Duty (Non-Technical)

Weapon Systems

(WS) Branch: 02

Admin: 05

LGS: 02

Accts: 02

Edn: 02

Met: 02

Weapon Systems

(WS) Branch: 15

Admin: 45

LGS: 17

Accts: 08

Edn: 07

Met: 07

NCC

Special

Entry

Flying

10% of PC seats from CDSE vacancies and

10% of SSC seats from AFCAT vacancies

AFCAT 1 Vacancy 2022

Candidates can check below AFCAT 1 previous year vacancy.

Post Name Branch Total

AFCAT Entry

Flying

77

Ground Duty (Technical)

103

Ground Duty (Non – Technical)

89

NCC Special Entry

Flying

10 per cent seats

AFCAT 2 Vacancy 2022

Candidates can check below AFCAT 2 2022 vacancy break-up.

Entry Branch PC/ SSC Course Number Vacancies
Men Women

AFCAT

Entry

Flying

SSC for Men &

Women

214/23F/SSC/M & W

SSC -02

SSC-10

Ground Duty (Technical)

{Aeronautical Engineer Electronics and Aeronautical Engineer Mechanical}

PC for Men and SSC for Men & Women

213/23T/PC/103AEC/M

213/23T/SSC/103AEC/M & W

AE(L):

PC-23,SSC-80

AE(M):

PC-07,SSC-26

AE(L): SSC-11

AE(M): SSC-04

Ground Duty (Non- Technical)

PC for Men & SSC for Men & Women

213/23G/PC/M

213/23G/SSC/M & W

Admin:

PC-11,SSC-43

LGS:

PC-05,SSC-16

Accts:

PC-03,SSC-11

Edn: PC:02,SSC:08

Admin: SSC-02 LGS: SSC-02

Accts: SSC-02

Edn:

SSC:02

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

PC for Men & SSC for Men &

Women

213/23G/PC/M

213/23G/SSC/M & W

Met: PC-03,SSC-08

Met:

SSC-02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

PC for Men & SSC for Men & Women

214/23F/PC/M and

214/23F/SSC/M & W

10 per cent seats out of CDSE vacancies for PC and 10 per cent seats out of AFCAT vacancies for SSC

Last Four Year AFCAT Vacancy

Exam Details Flying Branch Ground Duty (Technical) Ground Duty (Non-Technical) Total Vacancies

AFCAT 2 2021

96

137

73

334

AFCAT 1 2021

69

96

76

241

AFCAT 2 2020

74

105

55

234

AFCAT 1 2020

60

105

84

249

Q:   How many AFCAT 2 vacancies were announced for 2024?

A:

AFCAT 2 2024 vacancy break-up is given below.

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemale

AFCAT

Flying

18

12

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

88

23

AE (M)

36

09

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

43

03

LGS

13

14

Accounts

10

11

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

02

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

08

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.
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Q:   How many AFCAT 1 vacancies were announced in 2024?

A:

AFCAT 1 2024 vacancy break-up is given below.

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemaleTotal

AFCAT

Flying

28

10

38

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

104

11

125

AE (M)

45

05

50

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

44

06

50

LGS

11

02

13

Accounts

11

02

13

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

08

02

10

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

15

02

17

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

09

02

11

NCC Special Entry

Flying

10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

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Q:   How many vacancies have been announced for AFCAT 2 2023 exam?

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AFCAT 2 vacancies 2023 have been announced along with the short notification. A total of 276 vacancies have been announced for AFCAT 2 2023 exam. In 2022, a total of 304 vacancies were announced for AFCAT 2 2022 exam. Out of the total vacancies, 10 per cent of seats out of CDSE vacancies are reserved for Permanent Commission (PC). 10 per cent of seats out of AFCAT vacancy for Short Service Commission SSC are reserved for the NCC Special Entry Flying branch.
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Q:   How many vacancies were announced for AFCAT 1 2023?

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IAF had announced a total of 256 vacancies for AFCAT 1 2023. A total of 5 vacancies were announced for the Flying Branch, 130 for Ground Duty (Technical) branch, 118 for Ground Duty (Non-Technical) branch. 10 per cent of seats were reserved for the NCC Special Entry for the Flying branch.
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Details of AFCAT Training

Candidates are recommended for training on the basis of merit and availability of vacancies in various branches/ sub-branches. The duration of training for Flying and Ground Duty (Technical) Branches is 74 weeks and that of Ground Duty (Non-technical) Branches is 52 weeks at various Air Force Training Organisations. 

Q:   What are the career opportunities after the AFCAT?

A:
Candidates through their Force Common Admission Test exam are selected for the post of Group A Gazetted Officers in Flying branch and Ground Duty for Technical and Non-Technical branches. AFCAT Ground Duty Technical Job Profile: 1- Maintenance of all technical tools and equipment of aircraft. 2- Responsibility for managing the technicians who are already qualified. 3- Make sure the technicians are being provided with the required equipment and tools for the job consisting of Aircraft, RADAR, etc. 4- Technical officers must be able to perform aeronautical engineering, weapons, communication systems, avionics, etc. 5- Handling of the aircraft service. 6- Technical processes and management in the aircraft. AFCAT Ground Duty Non-Technical Job Profile: 1- Administration of Air Traffic Controller and Fighter Controller. 2- Accounts of the department. 3- Logistics of the department. 4- Education. In-hand Salary : 1- Flying Branch- INR 85,372 2- Ground Duty for Technical post- INR 74,872 3- Ground Duty for Non-Technical post- INR 71,872.
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Q:   What are the ground duty positions in AFCAT?

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Ground Duty Technical Job Profile in AFCAT: 1- Maintenance of all equipment of aircraft and technical tools. 2- Responsibility for managing the technicians who are already qualified for the technical post. 3- Checking technicians are being provided with the required equipment and tools for the job consisting of Aircraft, RADAR, etc. 4- Must perform communication systems, avionics, aeronautical engineering, weapons, etc. 5- Handling of the Technical processes, aircraft service, and management. Ground Duty Non-Technical Job Profile in AFCAT: 1- Administration of ATC (Air Traffic Controller) and Fighter Controller. 2- Managing Accounts and Logistics of the department. 3- Managing Education.
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Q:   How can I correct DOP, DOB and Photo in AFCAT form?

A:

The online correction window for AFCAT is made available by IAF after the application process closes. Only two sections are editable, 'Fill Application Form' and 'Upload Document'. Using the correction window, candidates can edit the details such as Candidate's name, Father's name, Passport Size Photo, Signature, Thumb Impression. No other fields are editable. No extra fee is charged to make the changes in the application form. The facility for editing the application form can be done by candidates who register successfully and pay the application fee. Therefore, you can correct the photograph and not DOB. The admit card is issued to candidates based on the information provided by candidates in the application form. To download the admit card, candidates need to enter the required details.

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Q:   I am taking the AFCAT for the first time. How should I prepare for it to crack it in my first attempt?

A:
AFCAT is a competitive exam that assesses the knowledge and abilities of candidates who are interested in joining the Indian Air Force. To prepare for the exam, candidates should start by familiarising themselves with the exam pattern and syllabus. Here are some tips to help you prepare for the AFCAT exam: Understand the exam pattern and syllabus: The first step in preparing for the AFCAT exam is to understand the exam pattern and syllabus. Practice with sample papers and mock tests that will help candidates get familiar with the question types and the level of difficulty of the exam. This will also help you identify areas where you need to improve. Focus on your weak areas: Once you have identified your weak areas, focus on improving them. You can do this by reading more about these topics, solving related problems, and taking online quizzes. Stay updated with Current Affairs The GA section of the AFCAT exam assesses your knowledge of Current Affairs.
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AFCAT Vacancy 2024 FAQs

Candidates can check below AFCAT vacancies 2024 FAQs.

Q:   What is AFCAT salary?

A:
Candidates clearing AFCAT exam are offered a salary of INR 56,100-1,77,500. The salary structure is given below. Rank-Flying Officer-Level-10 Pay as per defence matrix-INR 56,100-1,77,500 Military Service Pay (MSP)-INR 15,500 per month. The rank-wise AFCAT Salary is given below: Flying Officer-INR 56,100 1,77,500 Flight Lieutenant- INR 6,13,00-1,93,900 Squadron Leader-INR 6,94,00 2,07,200 Wing Commander-INR 1,21,200 2,12400 Group Captain-INR 1,30,600-2, 15,900 Air Commodore-INR1,39,600-2,17,600 Air Vice Marshal-INR 1,44,200-2,18,200 Air Marshal HAG Scale-INR 1, 82, 200-2,24,100 HAG+Scale- INR 2,05,400 2,24,400 VACS/Airforce Cdr/ Air Marshal (NFSG)0- INR 2,25,000/-(fixed) CAS- INR 2,50,000/-(fixed) Selection of candidates for AFCAT exam is done based on the online test AFSB interview. Candidates are selected as Gazetted Officers in Flying Branch and Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) branches.
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Q:   Are there passing marks in individual subjects in AFCAT exam?

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Yes, in the AFCAT exam, candidates are required to score minimum passing marks in each subject to qualify for the next stage of the selection process. The minimum passing marks may vary from year to year and from one category of candidates to another. For AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test), the minimum qualifying marks are usually 30% in each subject, which means a candidate needs to score at least 18 marks out of 60 in each section to be eligible for the next stage. However, it's important to note that the final selection of candidates is based on their overall performance in the written exam and subsequent stages of the selection process. So, while scoring the minimum passing marks in each subject is important, candidates should aim to perform well in all sections to maximize their chances of selection. Give it upvote if you find it helpful, Thanks.
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Q:   I am a physics honors graduate. Am I eligible for AFCAT flying branch?

A:
To be eligible for the Flying Branch in AFCAT you must have a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate and should have passed Physics and Mathematics at the 10+2 level. Additionally, you must have a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent or BE/B Tech degree (4-year course) with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent. Since you have a graduation degree in Physics Honours, you fulfill the minimum educational qualification criteria for the Flying Branch in AFCAT. However, you should also ensure that you meet the age, nationality, and physical fitness criteria specified by the Indian Air Force.
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Q:   Do marks scored in AFCAT matter in AFSB and after that?

A:
Yes, the marks scored by you on the written test as well as the total marks scored in SSB (Services Selection Board) are summed up and considered during the merit list. Air Force Common Admission Test AFCAT scores and Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) interviews are two of the major factors that are considered while curating the final merit list. It is advised to get a good Air Force Common Admission Test score as it increases the chances of finding a spot on the merit list.
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Q:   I did my intermediate education with Biology, Physics and Chemistry. Am I eligible to apply for AFCAT?

A:
Yes, you may be eligible to apply for the Air Force Common Admission Test AFCAT if you have completed your intermediate education with Biology Physics and Chemistry. The eligibility criteria for AFCAT may vary depending on the branch and type of commission for which you are applying. However, in general, the educational qualification required for AFCAT is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline from a recognised university with a minimum of 60% marks. In addition, you should have studied Mathematics and Physics at the intermediate level, or have a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Technology, or equivalent. As you have studied Physics and Chemistry at the intermediate level, you meet the minimum educational qualification required for AFCAT. However, you will also need to meet other eligibility criteria, such as age limit, physical standards, and nationality, among others. It is recommended that you carefully review the eligibility criteria for AFCAT on the official website of the Indian Air Force and ensure that you meet all the requirements before applying for the exam.
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Answered a week ago

To be eligible for the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test), you need to meet specific academic criteria based on the branch you are applying for:

For Flying Branch:

  1. You must have scored at least 50% marks each in Mathematics and Physics in 10+2.
  2. You should also have a bachelor's degree (minimum 3 y

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Rupesh Katariya

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a week ago

Candidates can calculate the probable scores using the AFCAT answer key in the following way:

  • For correct answers, candidates score three marks
  • One mark is deducted for every incorrect answer
  • No marks are allotted to unattempted questions

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Raushan Pradhan

Beginner-Level 3

Answered a week ago

Candidates can choose the best books for AFCAT exam in the following way:

  • Check the publishing year of the AFCAT books. Students must select the latest edition of books.
  • Choose books that are easy to read.
  • Select AFCAT books that are written in a simple language where students can understand the concep

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Bhumika Lama

Beginner-Level 3

Answered 3 weeks ago

The minimum visual acuity required for the AFCAT exam is 6/9 each eye which can be corrected to 6/6 in each eye if the usual acuity below6/ 6 classic must be worn the corrected visual acuity should be 6/6 in the letter I and 6/18 in the worse side

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Khushi Jaiswal

Contributor-Level 9

Answered 4 weeks ago

AFCAT 1 2024 vacancy break-up is given below.

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemaleTotal

AFCAT

Flying

28

10

38

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

104

11

125

AE (M)

45

05

50

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

44

06

50

LGS

11

02

13

Accounts

11

02

13

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

08

02

10

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

15

02

17

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

09

02

11

NCC Special Entry

Flying

10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 4 weeks ago

AFCAT 2 2024 vacancy break-up is given below.

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemale

AFCAT

Flying

18

12

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

88

23

AE (M)

36

09

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

43

03

LGS

13

14

Accounts

10

11

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

02

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

08

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 4 weeks ago

AFCAT 1 vacancy break-up is given below:

Entry TypePost CodeMaleFemale

AFCAT

Flying

21

9

AFCAT Ground Duty Technical

AE (L)

95

27

AE (M)

53

14

AFCAT Ground Duty Non Technical

Admin

42

11

LGS

13

3

Accounts

11

2

Ground Duty Non Technical

Education

07

02

Ground Duty Non Technical

Weapon Systems WS Branch

14

03

Meteorology Entry

Meteorology

07

02

NCC Special Entry

Flying

  • 10%  seats  out  of  CDSE vacancies  for  PC  and  10% seats   out   of   AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 4 weeks ago

Few important points related to AFCAT vacancies are given below:

  • AFCAT vacancies announced by IAF are tentative and subject to change without notice
  • Candidates are selected based on requirements, various cadre control mechanisms, availability of training slots, and the actual number of vacancies

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a month ago

AFCAT admit  ard can be downloaded by logging with email ID, password, and captcha code. The admit card is released online only. There is no facility to download the admit card offline. Candidates can download their admit cards by logging with the required credentials.

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered a month ago

AFCAT admit card download link is made available on the official website. However, the direct link to download the admit card is provided on this page. Candidates can download their admit cards by logging with the required credentials. The hard copy of the admit card is not sent to candidates by pos

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Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

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