Air Force Common Admission Test
Dear Aspirant
For ground duty ( NON TECHNICAL )
Administration & Logistics: Graduate Degree (Minimum three years degree course) in any discipline from a recognized university with a minimum of 60% (sixty) marks or equivalent or cleared section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognized university with a minimum of 60% (sixty) marks or equivalent.
(2) Accounts: B.Com Degree (Minimum three years degree course) from a recognized university with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
(ac) Education: MBA/ MCA or MA/ MSc degree in English/ Physics/ Mathematics/ Chemistry or/ Statistics/ International relations or/ International Studies or/ Defence Studies/ Psychology/ Computer Science/ IT/ Management/ Mass Communication/ Journalism/ Public Relation with a minimum of 50% (fifty) marks in aggregate of all papers put together in Post-Graduation (Minimum two years programme) and 60% marks in graduation, (both recognized by UGC/ Competent Accreditation Authority). For integrated courses (single degree without permission to exit and lateral entry), the minimum duration must be as per prevailing UGC guidelines with a minimum of 50% (fifty) marks in aggregate of all papers put together
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Hi aspirants
For all entries other than NDA and CDSE and for all branches, candidates have to undergo the AFCAT. The test is conducted all across India by the Indian Air Force.
AFCAT full form is Air Force Common Admission Test. The AFCAT is conducted by Indian Air Force and there are two types of services under it - Flying Branch and Non-Technical Ground Duty. AFCAT is also accompanied with Engineering Knowledge Test (EKT). Candidates planning to appear for Ground Duty (Technical) branches are required to appear in both AFCAT and EKT.
the stages of exam are
Subjects asked in the AFCT exam are - general awareness, verbal ability, numerical ability, reasoning and military aptitude. In the EKT exam are from subjects like mechanical, computer science, electrical and electronics.
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yes you can apply
For CDS the minimum qualification is bachelor degree from any discipline.
For AFCAT the minimum qualification is 12th PCM with 60% and Bachelor degree with 60%
The candidate who has obtained a Bachelor's degree in any discipline recognized by the government are eligible to apply to CAPF AC
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Hello,
Yes, you will be eligible to apply for AFCAT if you study Mathematics from NIOS and pass in it with minimum 50% marks. The eligibility criteria to appear for AFCAT is that a candidate must have passed 10+2 with Mathematics and Physics with minimum 50% marks individually. And must have passed 3 year Bachelor's Degree or 4 year BE/B Tech (Four Year Course) from a recognized university with minimum 60% marks or equivalent. Or cleared Section A & B examination of Associate Membership of Institute Engineers (India) or Aeronautical Society of India from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent. Candidates who are in the final year of the qualifying examination are also eligible to apply.
Dear Student,
For AFCAT there is officially mentioned that you need to complete your graduation from any recognized board with maths and physics as a compulsory subject. When you will fill the application form they they will ask you to submit the pdf copy of your marksheet for the proof, and there is only one tab where you have to submit that, so even if you complete your maths degree from a open source also then you will not able to submit the proof of that degree. Everything they are asking need to be mention in a single degree.
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In many exams there's a rule that candidates' fingers should not be coated with stamped ink/mehndi/colour. However AFCAT hasn't mentioned any specific rules regarding that.
They have mentioned in guidelines that no electronic devices or gadgets will be allowed inside the AFCAT examination centre like mobile phones, smartwatches, bluetooth devices, etc.
I hope this helps.
NIOS is the largest open school in the world and is very popular in the commonwealth countries.NIOS is only authorised to provide education at Secondary and senior secondary level but not for graduation and post graduation level.NIOS does not provide any education at graduation level through its certificate for secondary and senior secondary level are approved to get admission in any University or institute all over India.In case of requirement of 10+2+3 pattern,you will have to take up the senior secondary course through the NIOS.There is no age bar for this institute.Nios accepts students from every government recognized body.You can opt for ODES,on demand examination,this mode allows you to appear for senior secondary examination for these two subjects.After passing exam you will get only one marksheet from Open School Board.
Hello Dristi,
AFCAT FLYING BRANCH demands 60% in physics and mathematics at your 10+2 level , thus it doesn't have any connection from you 10th standard results.
You are only eligible if you had 60% in physics and Mathematics in your 12th standard, otherwise you are not eligible.
Hope this helps,
All the best !
Hi Nikhil,
IGNOU is very much recognized by the UGC and there is no problem regarding the validity of the degree provided by them.
And as far as your question is concerned... Yes, you are eligible for CDS (Combined Defence Service) Exam
There will be no issue on which college you have passed your degree, your college should be UGC-recognized. Same thing goes for AFCAT as well. Although there are other eligibility criteria you might want to look into.
Do check out the following links to know more about eligibility criteria of:
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