AFCAT 01/2020 Notification, Eligibility Criteria, How to Clear AFCAT by Saurabh Singh Today in this video we will understand the complete eligibility criteria and selection process for AFCAT 01/2020 and also Air Force NCC Entry for Course Commencing January 2021
AFCAT is a golden opportunity for both male and female graduates. It is the best way to Join Indian Air Force as a Commissioned Officer.
You can join The Flying Branch as a Short Service Commissioned Officer
And as far as Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) Branches are concerned, you can join both as a Permanent or Short Service Commissioned Officer
You can apply for AFCAT 01/2020 and NCC Entry from 1 Dec to 30 Dec 2019
As far as Exam date is concerned, it will be in February 2020. You will get to see the exact date in the detailed notification that you will get to see when you login to apply from 1 December. Last year also applications were accepted from 1 Dec to 30 Dec 2018 and exam was conducted on 16 and 17 February 2019. 16th and 17th were Saturday and Sunday. So this time as well the exam should happen on 15 and 16 February 2020.
Admit card is made available around two weeks before the exam.
The good news is that this time there is vacancy in Logistics and Accounts trades as well. Last time there was no vacancy in Logistics and Accounts Branches.
But the bad news is that in the notification they have not mentioned Meteorology Entry so this time they are not recruiting for Meteorology Entry but aspirants can login to AFCAT website on 1st Dec and double check.
Age
20 to 24 for Flying Branch
20 to 26 for Ground Duty
Flying Branch born between 02 January 1997 to 01 January 2001
Ground Duty (Technical/Non-Technical) Branches - born between 02 January 1995 and 01 January 2001
Gender: Males and Females
Marital Status: Unmarried
Educational Qualifications: Graduation with 60 % marks in aggregate
Flying Branch
Candidates should have mandatorily passed with a minimum of 60% marks each in Maths and Physics at 10+2 level and
Ground Duty (Technical) Branch
Engineering with 60 % marks in aggregate
Ground Duty (Non-Technical) Branches
Administration & Logistics
Graduation with 60% marks in aggregate
Accounts
B.Com Degree with minimum of 60% marks in aggregate
Through NCC Special Entry you join Flying Branch so educational qualification is same as I mentioned earlier.
Scheme of Examination
Online Exam, Objective Type, 100 Questions, 2 Hours, 300 Marks
Additional EKT Paper (Engineering Knowledge Test) for Technical Branches
45 Minutes, 50 Questions, 150 Marks
In Both AFCAT and EKT paper
3 Marks for correct answer.
1 Mark will be deducted for every incorrect answer.
No marks for unattempted questions
The Questions will be only in English
AFCAT Syllabus
General Awareness,
Verbal Ability in English,
Numerical Ability and Reasoning
Military Aptitude Test
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