Air Force Common Admission Test
Dear student,
If you just cross the afcat exam at it's cut iff then you will have to appear for ssb interview in which your overall preparation is observed. If you perform exceptionally well in the interview then there are chances that you might be selected because, marks of a
Hello,
You need to hold a graduation degree in order to apply for both of the CDS and AFCAT exam. Your class 12th marks won't pose any hindrance.
The education qualification needed for CDS are:
For I.M.A. and OTA, candidates should have a bachelor's degree from a university or equivalent
HI Aspirant,
Please go through the admit card and the documents given to you since there the slot alloted to you is already mentioned.Students can appear in the paper only during the shift allotted to them, specifically. They cannot appear at another shift timing. If one does so, their candidature
Hello Aspirant,
The educational criteria for flying branch is a minimum of 60% marks each in Maths and Physics at 10+2 level and graduation with a minimum of three years degree course in any discipline or B.Tech from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent or
Jainism is considered as a minority group in India but they are not entitled with reservation. Therefore, their cutoff is same as a General category student for any entrance exam. Jainism is considered as a minority group in India but they are not entitled with reservation. Therefore, their cutoff
In AFCAT. Fyling branch, Ground duty(technical) and Ground duty (non-technical) are the 3 posts you can apply for.
As far as the educational qualification is concerned , for flying duty , candidates must have passed Class 12 with 60% in Maths and Physics and graduated in any discipline/BE/BTech/Cleared
Dear aspirant
The eligibility criteria for Flying branch in Air force academy is:
Candidates can apply through AFCAT only for Short service commission. Unmarried men and women can apply for SSC in the Airforce. The Short service commission in the Flying Branch is for 14 years with no further extension.
I assume that you are asking about AFCAT application. In that case , for graduation , being a final student, you can write the marks or percentage secured by you till the previous semester or year means if it is a 3 year course then enter the percentage
Candidates who are in final year of the qualifying exam must enter their aggregate percentage until the semester or year for which the results were declared. If it is 3 year B.Sc then you need to enter the aggregate percentage that you have scored until 2nd year or 4th
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