AFCAT

About AFCAT

AFCAT is the national-level entrance exam conducted by the Indian Air Force for recruitment of officers into the Flying and Ground Duty branches. It is held twice a year in online mode.

What is AFCAT?

• National officer-entry exam for the Indian Air Force.
• Conducted by the Indian Air Force.
• For Flying and Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) branches.
• Held in online (computer-based) mode.

AFCAT Highlights

AFCAT Exam Pattern

• Objective questions on general awareness, verbal ability, numerical ability and reasoning & military aptitude.
• Technical branch candidates also take the Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT).
• Refer to the official notification for exact marks, question count, duration and marking scheme.

AFCAT Eligibility

• Graduation in the relevant discipline as per branch.
• Age limits vary by branch, with relaxation as per rules.
• Refer to the official notification for detailed eligibility.

AFCAT Selection Process

1. Qualify the AFCAT written exam (and EKT if applicable).
2. Attend the Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) testing.
3. Undergo medical examination.
4. Final merit list and joining as per norms.

How to Apply for AFCAT

1. Visit afcat.cdac.in.
2. Register to generate login credentials.
3. Fill the online application form.
4. Upload photograph, signature and documents.
5. Pay the application fee online.
6. Submit and print the confirmation page.

How to Prepare for AFCAT

• Practise quantitative aptitude, reasoning and English.
• Stay updated with current affairs and general knowledge.
• Solve previous papers and timed mock tests.
• Prepare for AFSB interview and aptitude tests.