Best Books For AFCAT Exam Preparation 2024

More than 90 exam centers were allotted across the country to carry out the exam during the pandemic.

The paper for the Numerical Ability section is expected to be of a moderate-difficult level. However, questions can be set in a tricky way to test candidates.

The selection process for the AFCAT includes Online Test, AFSB Testing (Stages 1 & 2) & Medical Examination.

The AFCAT flying branch eligibility, in terms of age, ranges between 20 – 24 years, whereas for ground duty the range is between 20 -26 years.

 No, only Indian nationals are eligible to appear for AFCAT Exam.

No, AFCAT Exam has no criteria for age relaxation.

The difference lies in the height and weight requirement but the visual standards are the same for both female and male candidates.

Yes, final-year students can apply for AFCAT Examination, on the condition that they do not have any backlog at the time of AFSB Testing.

There are three stages: Online examination, SSB/AFSB Interview, and the medical examinations for the Indian Air Force.

The Indian Air Force conducts the AFCAT selection procedure (IAF).

The AFCAT exam is conducted twice a year.

The total marks allotted to the AFCAT Exam are 300.

There is no deduction in marks for unattempted questions in the AFCAT exam.

The duration of the AFCAT exam is 2 hours.

The AFCAT exam is taken online.

Candidates must have a thorough understanding of the AFCAT syllabus and test pattern to prepare for the exam. Candidates should review their fundamentals and understand the principles.

The important topics for English in the AFCAT exam are Comprehension, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms, Testing of Vocabulary, Idioms, Phrases, etc.

The standard of questions in the Numerical Ability section of the AFCAT exam is of matriculation level.

There will be a negative marking scheme of 1 mark.

The annual salary of the flying officer is approximately INR 8-10 lakhs per annum.

Yes, all the employees are given extra perks and benefits apart from the salary package offered to them.

The in-hand salary of Ground Duty – Non-tech employees in the Indian Air Force is INR 71,872/- per month.

A flying officer can avail of the highest designation of the Air Chief Marshal.

 Six months before the notification’s publication is the best time to start preparing for the AFCAT.

No, it is moderately difficult so you need to prepare well if you want to crack it.

The maximum Age for the Flying Branch & NCC Entry exam is 24 years.

The minimum Age for the Flying Branch & NCC Entry exam is 20 years.

The application fee for AFCAT Entry is expected to be INR 250.

The vacancies are expected to be equal to 10% of the CDSE vacancies (PC ) and 10% seats of AFCAT vacancies (SSC).

The candidates applying for the Flying branch will go through two extra tests in the second stage of the AFCAT selection process which is the CPSS (Computerized Pilot Selection System)Test / PABT (Pilot Aptitude Battery Test).