AFCAT

To be eligible for the flying branch of the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test), candidates normally need a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in their graduation, as well as certain academic requirements in 12th grade. While AFCAT eligibility criteria vary from year to year, a 69% overall in 12th grade is normally sufficient, but specific subject marks are also important. For the flying branch, you normally need to have studied Physics and Mathematics at the 10+2 level with a minimum percentage, frequently 60% or higher in each subject. Your Physics and Maths scores of 65 and 45 respectively meet the subject requirements; however, please go to the most recent AFCAT notice for exact eligibility details and plan appropriately.

Qualification for AFCAT Education Graduation (minimum three years) in any field with at least 60% of the possible points and passing Physics and Math at the 10+2 level B.E.B. Both male and female Indian citizens who are single may apply to the Indian Air Force's AFCAT. Candidates for the Flying Branch must be between the ages of 20 and 24 on July 1, 2024, have completed at least a three-year university degree with 60% of the possible points, and have passed math and physics with 50% of the possible points. Verify the requirements for age and educational attainment. Additionally, confirm that you have 60% overall for your degree and 60% in math and physics at the 10 + 2 level.

Applicants may apply for the AFA exam if they have passed their graduation exams. Additionally, they have the option to apply through the twice-yearly CDS test. Through the AFCAT exam, individuals, both male and female, can apply for technical and ground tasks as well. Through the NDA, those who have finished their Class 12 can become members of AFA. After spending the first three years in NDA Khadakwasla, Pune, flying training will be transferred to AFA. It should be mentioned that if a candidate has chosen IAF, they can only join the flying branch of AFA through the NDA.Successful candidates are invited to the SSB interview after the written exam, which is a demanding process that assesses a candidate's fitness for a job 

AFCAT administers the 300-mark exam. The exam consists of 100 questions, each carrying three marks. The AFCAT syllabus is common to all branches. The syllabus includes general awareness, verbal ability, numerical ability, reasoning, and a military aptitude test. The AFCAT syllabus for ground duty branch is provided below: AFCAT General Awareness Syllabus includes topics such as history, sports, geography, the environment, civics, basic science, defence, art, culture, current affairs politics, and so on. The AFCAT Verbal Ability Syllabus covers English Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms, and Vocabulary Testing. Numerical ability includes decimal fractions, simplification, averages, profit and loss, percentages, ratios and proportions, and simple interest. Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test: Verbal and Spatial Ability.

The Indian Air Force prescribes the AFCAT syllabus. The authority responsible for exams maintains the authority to establish and modify the syllabus. General awareness, English verbal ability, quantitative ability, reasoning, and the military aptitude test are all included in the AFCAT test syllabus. With the exception of mathematics, all other subject areas will have graduation-level questions. The Mechanical, Electrical, and Electronics, and Computer Science engineering topics are covered in the EKT syllabus. The Indian Air Force administers the AFCAT exam to select candidates for a variety of Air Force positions. The AFCAT exam is given twice a year, in December and June, respectively.