Air Force Common Aptitude Test is conducted by the Indian Air force for entry into the Flying, technical and Ground duty branches of the Indian Air force as Commissioned Officers. An officer in the Indian Air force, you are adequately equipped to strategize through effective planning and organizing, optimally utilize the resources at your disposal and always lead through personal example.

All the aspiring candidates who are willing to apply for AFCAT Recruitment Test must first check the AFCAT Eligibility Criteria which includes the Age Limit Criteria and the Education Qualification requirement for various posts in Indian Air Force and then proceed to fill its registration form. The aspiring candidates can check the AFCAT Eligibility Criteria just below down of this paragraph.

1. Age Limit Criteria:
Flying Branch – 19 year to 23 years
Technical Branch – 18 years to 28 years
Ground Duty Branch – 20 year to 27 years

2. Education Qualification Criteria:

• For Flying Branch – The candidates must complete three or four year degree program (B.E/B.Tech) from any recognized university with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.

• For Technical Branch – The candidates must complete engineering UG course from Aeronautical, Mechanical or Electronic engineering from any recognized university with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks.

• For Ground Duty Branches – The candidates must have a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in graduation or 50% aggregate marks in post-graduation in any discipline.

How To Prepare For AFCAT?

The AFCAT examination consists of 100 questions carrying 3 marks each. You have to prepare for various subjects in order to clear this exam. The major subjects that you have to study for this exam are English, General Knowledge, General Science, Math (only 6 chapters), Reasoning, History, Geography, Indian Polity, Economics and Current Affairs. The results are declared four to six weeks after the exam.

Through AFCAT a candidate can apply for Flying Branch, Ground Duty Branch and Technical Branch of the Air Force.

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Mock Tests – Weekly Mock Tests for Each Subject (4 x 6 = 24 Tests)

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SCHEDULE OF COACHING AFCAT WRITTEN EXAM SYLLABUS

Examination Detail

Schedule Of Examination

PAPER	AVAILABILITY OF FORMS	DATE OF EXAMINATION
AFCAT - I	December	February
AFCAT - II	June	August

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