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Yes, you can apply for AFCAT with a one-year education gap but you need to meet the age criteria. The flying branch requires a minimum age of 20 and a maximum of 24 (26 for DGCA CPL holders). Ground duty positions have a lower limit of 20 and an upper limit of 26. Fulfilling the specific education eligibility for your chosen post is essential.

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Hello aspirant,

In the official notification, the IAF defined the eligibility requirements for AFCAT 2 2023. Candidates who intend to take the AFCAT 2023 exam must first confirm that they meet the requirements. Nationality, academic standing, the AFCAT age limit, physical requirements, etc. are included in the AFCAT eligibility requirements for 2023.

The eligibility criteria for AFCAT is different for different branch. To know complete eligibility criteria, you can visit our site by clicking on the link given below.

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/afcat-eligibility-criteria

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Yes, according to AFCAT eligibility criteria for 2023, students in their final year can apply for the exam. They should have achieved a minimum of 60% marks until their last completed year or semester when they submit their application. Additionally, they must provide evidence of completing their graduation by May 30, 2024.

Regarding the CDS exam, it's open to students from any engineering discipline. The CDS exam is held biannually to select candidates for IMA (Indian Military Academy), INA (Indian Naval Academy), AFA (Air Force Academy), and OTA (Officers Training Academy).

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As long as you cleared that backlog, it shouldn't be a problem and you can definitely apply for exams like SSC CGL.

You just have to make sure that you have done graduation which means clearing all backlogs. As you have done so, there won't be any problem in SSC CGL.

To know more about SSC CGL: SSC CGL by Careers360

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Hello dear,

If you want to do BSc in physics then I want to tell you that BSc physics and Natural science are both different fields. BSc physics is a 3 year programme where you can study about only phsyics. When you do BSc in physics you can dive down into the physics.

But at the other hand if you studied Natural science so it is 2 to 4 year course. In Natural you have to study math, physics, chemistry, biology as well.

But you are eligible to give your CDSE as well as AFCAT exams by studying natural science as well BSc in physics the only thing is at last you can score more than 60 percent in your course. Because 60 percent marks in compulsory in both CDSE and AFCAT.

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