AFCAT
The Indian Air Force conducts the Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) to select Class-1 Gazetted Officers in Flying and Ground Duties (Technical and Non-Technical). The examination is held twice a year, in February and in August/September. And millions of people take this exam in the hopes of joining the acknowledged Indian Air Force Academy and becoming an Indian Air Force Officer.
AFCAT is a gateway for both male and female candidates who wish to join the Indian Air Force for both Short Service Commission in Flying Branch and Permanent Commission/Short Service Commission in Ground Duties for both Technical and Non-Technical roles.
Candidates are selected based on their performance in the online exam and Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) interview. Candidates opting for Ground Duty (Technical) branches are required to appear in both AFCAT and Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT).
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AFCAT Course Summary
| Lectures: | 4 Hours Per Day (GIS, Maths, English & Science - One Hour Each) |
|---|---|
| Duration: | 1 Year, 6 Months, 4 Months and 1 Month |
| Success Rate: | 84% |
| Max Students: | 45 Students |
| Language: | English and Hindi |
AFCAT Entrance Exam - Paper Pattern
| S.No. | Subjects | Duration | Max. Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Mathematics | 2.5 Hours | 300 Marks |
| 2 | General Ability Test (English, GK and Science) | 2.5 Hours | 600 Marks |
AFCAT Entrance Exam - Course Syllabus
As regards the past achievements, the DDCP has contributed nearly half of the total selections done for defence since 2012 in Uttarakhand which by itself says a lot.
Paper 1: Mathematics
Paper 2: General Ability Test (English, GK and Science)
AFCAT Entrance Exam - Eligibility
As regards the past achievements, the DDCP has contributed nearly half of the total selections done for defence since 2012 in Uttarakhand.
- AFCAT - Age and Marital Status
- AFCAT - Educational Qualification
- AFCAT - Each Physical Standards
FAQs about AFCAT Exams
AFCAT stands for Air Force Common Admission Test. It is conducted by the Indian Air Force for the selection of officers in various branches such as Flying Branch, Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) Branches.
Graduates (in any discipline) can apply for AFCAT. However, specific educational qualifications are required for different branches within the Indian Air Force.
The AFCAT selection process typically involves a written test followed by an Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) interview for candidates who qualify in the written test.
The AFCAT exam usually covers subjects like General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English, Numerical Ability, Reasoning, and Military Aptitude Test.
Preparation for the AFCAT exam involves understanding the exam pattern, studying relevant topics, practicing previous years’ question papers, and taking mock tests. Additionally, candidates should focus on improving their physical fitness and general awareness.
