Air Force Common Admission Test
The eligibility criteria for AFCAT have been provided below:
So you aren't eligible without your 10+2 result. But you can get through it by joining open schools and I think this will not hamper your studies very much. It will be hard to manage but It's never impossible.
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Dear student,
Since you do not belong to obc ncl and just belong to obc, you will be considered as a general candidate who cannot take advantage of any reservations during the admission process. Since you were not able to provide the obc ncl certificate you will be considered as general. Don't worry your application wouldn't be rejected.
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Yes you can apply for AFCAT exam. AFCAT. Is conducted for the recruitment of candidates as gazetted officer in flying and for ground duty in the air force. The eligibility for the exam is you must had mathematics and physics subject in 10 plus 2 with 60% aggregate in each subject.
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Hi Dear,
Yes, you are eligible for AFCAT exam after completion of your BE/B Tech (Four Year Course) from a recognised University with minimum 60% marks or equivalent. The Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) is conducted twice a year by the Indian Air Force for selection of Officers in Flying and Ground Duties. If you are just a diploma holder then you are not eligible for AFCAT exam. However, Diploma + Engineer graduates are eligible for AFCAT.
You can visit the link below for AFCAT exam preparation:
https://competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat
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NDA is an entrance exam for admission in to Airforce Academy, Indian Military Academy and Indian Naval Academy. You need give the preferences when applying for NDA. If you qualify exam, SSB interview and Medical Test you will be given admission into one of the academies based on your overall performance. If you clear the cut off for AFA then you will get admission into AFA. And you will complete your graduation in the respective academy along with the cadet training. After completion of training your will be commissioned as Flying Officer and the level increase with the service.
AFCAT is an entrance for admission into Airforce for various branches such as Flying branch, ground duty technical, ground duty non-technical etc. Candidates who have passed 3 year bachelor's degree or 4 year B.Tech with minimum 60% and must have studied Mathematics and Physics in 10+2 level and scored minimum 60% marks in each are eligible. If you clear the AFCAT then you will have to appear for AFSB interview and Medical Test. If you are merit in then based on your preferences and the overall marks you will be commissioned as flying officer.
You can appear for AFCAT to join in AFA after passing out from NDA if you have got admission in IMA or INA in NDA.
The following are the branches under AFCAT Ground Duty Non-technical
To be eligible of the non technical branch Mathematics and Physics at 10+2 level is not necessary but you need to fulfill the eligibility criteria as specified. The eligibility criteria is different for each branch. To check the eligibility use the link below
https://afcat.cdac.in/AFCAT/CareerAsPerBranches.html
Dear Aspirant,
Yes, you can apply for Technical, Flying as well as Non Flying Branches in AFCAT after B.tech Metallurgical Engineering. and also you are eligible for other defence jobs since their eligibility is a graduation or engineering from any stream with minimum 60%.
Major Fields where the graduates can find employment are:
Metallurgist
Civil services
Process Engineering / Corrosion Engineering
Non Destructive Testing Specialist
Steel industry
Heat Treatment Specialist
Foundries
Mineral Process Engineering / Ceramic Engineering
Manufacturing industries of metals
Polymer Engineering / Welding Engineering
Composites Engineering
Semiconductor Processing Engineering
Quality Planning Engineering
Ballistics Engineering
Metallurgical, Materials Research and Development Laboratories
Biomedical engineering
Nuclear energy field
Space research/Aeronautic
Visit below link for complete info-
Metallurgical Engineering - Eligibility, Admission, Syllabus, Colleges, Salary (careers360.com)
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If you are recommended and merit in candidate in flying branch you will undergo 54 weeks of training in flying branch. The training is divided into 4 stages namely Stage 0, State 1, stage 2 and Stage 3.
Stage 0 and state 1 training is for 6 weeks and the duration of state 2 and Stage 3 training is 48 weeks. During this training you will be receiving Rs. 56,100 per month as stipend. You do not have to pay anything for your flying training.
To apply for SSC in the Flying Branch, you can apply through AFCAT. This is for 14 years with no further extension. The eligibility criteria says that:
This information is available at: https://afcat.cdac.in/AFCAT/CareerAsPerBranches.html
Now regarding B.Tech Lateral Entry, it says that B.Tech should have been 4 years but you have studied only 3 years due to Lateral entry. Please mail them at: afcatcell@gmail.com for a clarification on this. Going by what has been mentioned in the official website, lateral Entry is allowed for Integrated courses but not regular courses.
Dear Aspirant
For joining the Flying and Ground Duty in Indian Air Force you need to qualify AFCAT.
The eligibility criteria is as follows:
For flying branch through AFCAT/ NCC entry
Candidates must be 20 to 24 years as on January 1 of the year that you are applying
The upper age limit for candidates holding valid and current commercial pilot license issued by DGCA is relaxable up to 26 years
For Ground Duty branch:
Candidates must be 20 to 26 years
Marital status: Single
Educational qualification:
candidates must have scored a minimum of 60% marks each in maths and physics at 10+2 level.
Graduation with a minimum of three years degree course in ay discipline from a recognized University with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent
or
BE/ B.tech degree from a recognized university with a minimum of 60% marks or equivalent.
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