Air Force Common Admission Test
Hello Aditya Sharma,
There is no limit as such to answer CDS and AFCAT exams. For CDS, if your age lies between 19-25 years and if you have completed your graduation, then you can apply for the exam. You can also apply during the final year of your degree if you complete 19 years by then. In other words, I would say until your age is under the limit as mentioned, you can give multiple attempts.
Also, for answering AFCAT exam, there are age limits for different branches. If you are a graduate student, your age limit is 20-23 years. Note that, you should have completed your graduation. You can also apply after completing masters degree if you opt to do higher studies. In that case, the age limit should be 20-25 years. Again, there is no limit to the number of attempts for this exam too.
Dear aspirant,
According to your question and taking into consideration that you want to know about the eligibility criteria of the afcat exam and considering you are doing a bsc degree.
I would like to tell you that you have to score a minimum of 60% in your graduation degree to give afcat.
And the other thing is anybody can give afcat exam whether you do bsc or BTech.
You are eligible, provided you are under the age limit and have fitness by your side, since once you clear the aptitude/AFCAT Exam, you need to subsequently undergo SSB/Air Force Interview where you will be critically tested, and your age and fitness plays a great role in competiton with your peers.
Hello
Yes , you can give AFCAT. You can apply if you are in your final year of your B. SC. You need to keep in mind that you don't have any backlog while appearing for ssb and you are eligible for exam in all ways.
To see the detailed information you can refer to the link below:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat/amp
Hope the answer helps you
All the best!!!
Hello Aspirant,
Yes Of course he is eligible for AFCAT as well as for Flying Branch.
The eligibility criteria is as follows. Hope it clears your question.
Hope this helps. For more details, such as the syllabus and preparation tips, follow the link: https://competition.careers360.com/exams/iaf-afcat
Hi, Hope you are doing well!
In AFCAT there is no limit on the number of attempts one can make. However, your degree must be complete at the time of course commencement. In AFCAT, the age limit for different posts differs. Here is a detailed account:
-For Graduate: 20 to 23 years
-For Post Graduate/LLB (Five years integrated course): 20 to 25
-For LLB (Three years course after Graduation): 20 to 26 years
-For M.Ed/Ph.D/CA/ICWA: 20 to 27 years.
-All the ages are inclusive and refer to the age at the time of course commencement.
Hello Riyan,
Yes,you are eligible for AFCAT 1 2021.
It can be predicted that the AFCAT 2021 application form will be published in December 2020, while the AFCAT (I) will be conducted in February 2021. On the other hand, AFCAT (II) application form will be released in June, whereas the examination will be conducted in October 2021 (tentatively). To enroll the names, the interested aspirants should visit the official website of Indian Air Force. Read the following steps to know more about the AFCAT 2021 Application Form Fill up process.
The Eligibility criteria of AFCAT is as follows:
Flying Branch through AFCAT/ NCC Entry:
Ground Duty (Technical & Non-Technical) Branch:
Marital Status:
The books you preferred are good ones . Solving previous year question papers will help you to prepare your self. You can also refer books given below
1.AFCAT Solved Papers and Practice Sets by Arihant Expert
2. SSB Interview: The Complete Guide by Dr. N.K. Natarajan
3.Quantitative Aptitude for Competitive Examinations by R. S. Aggarwal
4.AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) Exam Guide: For Flying and Technical Branch by R Gupta
All the best.
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