Course Details

The Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) is conducted by the Indian Air Force (IAF) for recruitment into the Flying, Technical, and Ground Duty branches. Held twice a year, the exam consists of four sections: General Awareness, covering Current Affairs, History, Geography, and Sports; Verbal Ability in English, assessing grammar, vocabulary, and comprehension; Numerical Ability, including topics like Number System, Time and Work, and Profit and Loss; and Reasoning and Military Aptitude, evaluating problem-solving and situational response. Successful candidates undergo further testing, including the AFSB interview and medical examination, leading to selection and training in the IAF.