AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022 & Student Reaction: Check Difficulty Level for Shift 1 & 2
Air Force Common Admission Test 2026 ( AFCAT )
AFCAT 2 2022 was conducted on August 26, 27 and 28. The overall paper of AFCAT 2 was easy to moderate. Check here AFCAT 2 exam analysis 2022 & student reaction.
AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022 & Student Reaction
Indian Air Force (IAF) conducted AFCAT 2 2022 exam on August 26, 27 and 28 in two shifts. The online test of AFCAT was divided into four sections. The overall difficulty level of the paper was easy to moderate. The exam pattern of AFCAT 2 remained the same as previous years'. Students said that the paper covered all the topics given in the AFCAT syllabus. For the first time, probability questions were asked in the Maths paper of the AFCAT exam. The current affairs questions were from the recent events that took place in 2022. There were questions from Ujjwala Scheme, Military Exercises, Name of the company that manufactures Tejas, Name of the aircraft that can carry Brahmos, etc.
In Numerical Ability, questions were asked from Profit & Loss, Simple Interest, Compound Interest, Proportion. There were Arithmetic questions more. In English questions were asked from Antonyms, Synonyms, Idioms and Phrases, Fill in the Blanks, Jumbled Sentences. The Reasoning section carried questions based on the topics given in the syllabus.
AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis & Student Reaction is provided on this page. Candidates can go through the exam analysis to understand the difficulty level of the exam, weightage of topics, good attempts, distribution of questions and expected cutoff. Read below for more details on AFCAT 2 exam analysis 2022.
Also Read: AFCAT 2 2022 Result Live Updates: Merit List, Cut off & Scorecard
- AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022 (Shift 2)
- AFCAT 2 Memory Based Questions 2022 Asked in Shift 2
- AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022: Overall Difficulty (Shift 1)
- AFCAT 2 Exam Pattern 2022
- AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis & Student Reaction 2022
AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022 (Shift 2)
The overall difficulty level of the exam held in shift 2 was moderate. An attempt of 65 to 68 questions are considered as good. Candidates can check below the overall AFCAT 2 exam analysis 2022 for shift 2.
| Sections | Number of Questions | Level |
|---|---|---|
| General Awareness |
25 |
Moderate |
| Numerical Ability |
20 |
Easy-Moderate |
| Reasoning and Mental Ability |
25 |
Moderate |
| English Language |
30 |
Easy |
| Overall |
100 |
Moderate |
AFCAT 2 Memory Based Questions 2022 Asked in Shift 2
Candidates can check below AFCAT 2 memory based questions asked in shift 2:
English
General Awareness
AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis 2022: Overall Difficulty (Shift 1)
The overall difficulty level of the AFCAT 2 exam was easy to moderate.
| Sections | Number of Questions | Level |
|---|---|---|
| General Awareness |
25 |
Easy |
| Numerical Ability |
20 |
Moderate |
| Reasoning and Mental Ability |
25 |
Easy to Moderate |
| English Language |
30 |
Moderate |
| Overall |
100 |
Moderate |
AFCAT 2 Exam Pattern 2022
The question paper of AFCAT comprises a total of 100 questions. The maximum marks allotted for AFCAT are 300. The duration of AFCAT exam is two hours. Candidates who have opted for the Ground Duty (Technical) branch are required to appear for AFCAT and EKT both. All questions asked in the AFCAT and EKT exams are objective type, having multiple options. The EKT exam is conducted for 45 minutes and carries questions from subjects such as Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science Engineering, and Electrical & Electronics Engineering. EKT paper carries a total of 50 questions. The maximum marks allotted for EKT exam are 150. Candidates need to secure the minimum qualifying marks to qualify for the exam. The structure of AFCAT 2 exam pattern 2022 is given below.
| Subject | Time | No of Questions | Maximum Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Awareness | Two hours | 100 | 300 |
| Verbal Ability in English | |||
| Numerical Ability | |||
| Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test |
Also Read: AFCAT Exam Pattern 2022
AFCAT 2 Exam Analysis & Student Reaction 2022
Shiksha reported live from one of the AFCAT 2 exam centres in Delhi to gather the feedback of students. Check below the feedback shared by the students on the difficulty level of the exam:
Ashutosh said, "The paper was easy and balanced in terms of difficulty level. In English, mostly there were questions from Synonyms, Antonyms. The Maths section was lengthy and there were questions from Probability for the first time. Mostly questions in General Awareness were from government schemes."
Ashwini said, "The paper was moderate. I found the English section to be hard. In GK, most questions were asked related to defence such as military exercises, history, awards, polity, etc. The Reasoning section was moderate. In English questions were asked from idioms, phrases, etc. In Maths, questions were asked from Arithmetic, profit and loss."
Sachin said, "The questions in English were quiet normal and not difficult. Questions were asked from paragraph, idioms and phrases, etc. In Maths questions were easy and questions were asked from direction, distance, simple and compound interest, etc."
Ashwini Kaushik said, "I found the paper to be moderate in terms of difficulty level. In English Questions were asked from Synonyms, Vocab, Idioms and Phrases, Unseen Passage, fill in the blanks. Questions in Maths were of moderate level. The topics from where questions were asked in Maths were SI, CI, Profil & Loss, etc. General Awareness questions were based on current affairs like defence-related questions, govt schemes, etc."
The overall difficulty level of AFCAT 2 exam is moderate. The shift-wise difficulty level of the exams held on August 26, 2023 is given below.
Section | Difficulty Level (Shift 1) | Difficulty Level (Shift 2) |
General Awareness | Moderate | Easy to Moderate |
Numerical Ability | Moderate | Moderate |
Reasoning and Military Aptitude | Easy to Moderate | Easy to Moderate |
English Language | Easy | Moderate |
Total | Moderate | Moderate |
Candidates need to secure the minimum qualifying marks separately in the written exam and AFSB test. Candidates are placed in the order of merit on the basis of the total marks secured by them in the written examination and in the AFSB tests. 10 per cent of the vacancies are reserved for NCC Air Wing Senior Division C Certificate holders in Ground Duty (Technical and Nontechnical) Branches. Allotment of branch is based on number of vacancies, performance in the selection process, medical fitness and the choice given by the candidates. Candidates need to secure the section-wise and overall cut off marks inorder to qualify the online test of AFCAT.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered Yesterday
AFCAT 1 2026 exam analysis will be released on January 31. This will be provided after the completion of the exam. They can refer to the same to check the level of the exam. They can also know the topics from where questions were asked in the exam.
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Answered a week ago
AFCAT reporting timings are mentioned in the admit card. The shift-wise reporting timings are given below.
| AFCAT Shifts | AFCAT Reporting Time |
|---|---|
| Shift 1 | 7.30 am |
| Shift 2 | 12.30 pm |
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Quant is the most scoring section and very basic questions are asked. With just practice, candidates will be able to score good marks. Questions are asked from Profit and loss, Time and Work, Time Speed and Distance, Percentage, Simplification, Average, Mixtures, SI and CI, etc. For English, candidates must practice RCs, Vocab and Idioms. Candidates must solve five question papers as this will help them to know their strengths and weaknesses in the given subjects or topics. Candidates need to work on their weaknesses. Candidates must revise everything in the last 30 to 31 days leading to the exam. Also focus on taking the mock tests.