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The following is an overview of the AFCAT selection process:
The AFCAT test is used to select candidates for the Indian Air Force. This exam is separated into three stages: the online exam, the AFSB interview, and the medical test. After each stage of the test is completed, the written exam cut-off scores and total cut-off marks will be announced. The following is a summary of the AFCAT test stages:
Minimum Qualifying marks | |
Online Exam (Technical & Non-Technical candidates) | 153 |
EKT Exam (Technical candidates) | 40 |
Q1. Can I apply for AFCAT after completing Class 12?
Ans. No, candidates must be graduates to be eligible for the AFCAT exam.
Q2. How many times may I take the AFCAT exam?
Ans. There is no restriction to the number of times you may take the AFCAT exam. Candidates who meet the specified age restriction are eligible to take the test.
Q3. How are applicants chosen for training after being appointed through AFCAT?
Ans. Candidates suggested by AFSBs and confirmed medically fit are chosen for training based on merit and vacancy availability.
Q4. I neglected to include my registration number when I downloaded my AFCAT admit card. What should I do?
Ans. Candidates should check their email for the registration number in order to download the AFCAT admission card. After a successful registration, applicants will get an email with their registration number.
Q5. My AFCAT applications have been submitted twice. Am I going to get my admit card for AFCAT?
Ans. You will be awarded an AFCAT admission card based on your most recent application.
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