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AFCAT eligibility and exam details

The AFCAT exam is different from NDA and CDS: AFCAT is primarily a graduate-level entry route into the Indian Air Force. It offers Flying, Ground Duty Technical and Ground Duty Non-Technical branches. Both men and women can apply for eligible branches.

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1. AFCAT exam pattern

SubjectQuestionsMarks
General AwarenessIncluded in total—
Verbal Ability in EnglishIncluded in total—
Numerical AbilityIncluded in total—
Reasoning and Military AptitudeIncluded in total—
Total100300
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Mode: Online, objective-type questions in English
  • Correct answer: +3 marks
  • Incorrect answer: −1 mark
  • Unattempted question: 0 marks. Indian Air Force+1

2. Age limit and educational qualification

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Flying Branch

  • Age: 20–24 years under the applicable course-date rules.
  • Graduation with at least 60%, with the required Class 12 Mathematics and Physics marks; or an eligible engineering degree.
  • Commercial Pilot Licence holders may qualify for an upper-age relaxation under the notification.
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Ground Duty — Technical

  • Age: 20–26 years under the applicable course-date rules.
  • Requires specified engineering or technology qualifications, with the prescribed marks and Class 12 subject requirements.
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Ground Duty — Non-Technical

  • Age: 20–26 years under the applicable course-date rules.
  • Many branches require a recognised bachelor’s degree with at least 60%; Accounts and other specialist branches have additional qualification rules.

Source: Official Indian Air Force AFCAT eligibility. Always verify the specific branch criteria in the relevant notification.

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3. AFCAT selection process

  1. Online AFCAT exam — qualify according to the applicable cut-off.
  2. AFSB interview — includes officer intelligence tests, picture perception and discussion, psychological tests, group tasks and interview.
  3. Medical examination — meet the relevant Air Force medical standards.
  4. Final merit list — based on performance and eligibility, subject to vacancies.

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