Air Force Common Admission Test
Hello,
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:
Hope this was helpful.
Unlike for Ground Duty Technical there is no requirement to study Mathematics and Physics in 10+2 level and score minimum 50% aggregate marks for Ground Duty Non-technical. So if you have passed 10+2 with Biology, Physics and Chemistry and passed in graduation in the relevant field then you are eligible to apply for AFCAT Ground Duty Non-technical. There are various branches in Ground Duty Non-technical listed below
The eligibility is branch specific which you need to fulfill. To check the eligibility requirements use the link below
https://afcat.cdac.in/AFCAT/CareerAsPerBranches.html#groundNonDutyDiv
Hey,
AFCAT is a national exam conducted for admission into air forces of Indian academy. The minimum eligibility for the exam is,
- a minimum of 50% marks in maths and physics and over all 60% marks in your class 12th from a recognized board.
- a graduation in any field from a recognized university.
As far as your question is concerned as you have done only BCA so your educational level will be Graduation.
Below I have attached a link that contains detailed information about the AFCAT exam and it's registration process.
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat-application-form
Hope that helps.
Thank you
Hello Aspirant,
Yes of course you can go for Flying branch through AFCAT even if you are B.Sc biology student. The reason being is the eligibility criteria for flying branch through AFCAT which goes like :-
** The candidate should have passed 10+2 with minimum 60% separately in Physics and Mathematics.
** Along with he above requirement one should have Bachelor's degree of minimum 3years duration in any discipline form any recognized university or college.
OR
** One should have cleared section A and B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers (India)/ Aeronautical Society of India with minimum 60% from a recognized university
** One should have completed BE/B.Tech with minimum 60% from any of the recognized university.
Note that first point is necessary to fulfilled along with any of the later mentioned points. So if you passed your class 12th with PCMB and specially if you have 60% in Mathematics as well as Physics and along with this you also holds Bachelor's degree of 3 years then you are definitely eligible for Flying Branch through AFCAT.
You can check out more from the link given below :-
https://competition.careers360.com/exams/iaf-afcat
I hope this information helps you.
Good Luck!!
Dear aspirant,
There are some eligibility criterias which needs to be fulfilled by the candidates before the filling of the application form so these are as follows-
1- Candidates age should be within 20 and 24 years of age( January 2 1998 to January 1 2002)
2-Upper age limit for Candidates holding valid and current DGCA issued commerical pilot license is 26 years.
3- Candidates should be graduates and should pass with minimum percentage of 60 per year.
For more information you can check out the link given below-
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat-eligibility-criteria
AFCAT Eligibility Criteria 2021 (Nationality & Marital Status)
AFCAT Eligibility Criteria 2021 (Age Limit)
To know about educational and medical eligibility criteria of AFCAT, you can check its official website:
https://afcat.cdac.in/AFCAT/CareerAsPerBranches.html
Hope, it helps!
Indian Air force mentions the eligibility criteria of afcat 2021 in its official notification. Candidates who fulfill all the eligibility criteria can apply the afcat examination.
The eligibility criteria is as follows:-
1-For flying branch candidates must be between 20 and 24 years of age and for ground duty candidates must be between 20 and 26 years of age.
2-Candidates must be graduates. Final year students can also apply for the afcat. They should have scored atleast 60% marks in the last semester.
3-In 12th candidates must have secured 60% marks in physics and mathematics.
For more information you can check out the link given below:-
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