AFCAT

Hi, the steps to fill the AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test) application form may vary depending on the specific guidelines of the conducting authority. However, in general, the following steps may be involved:
1. Visit the official website of AFCAT and click on the "Apply Online" link.
2. Register for the exam by providing basic details such as name, email ID, mobile number, and other relevant details.
3. Log in with the registered email ID and password and select the type of entry, AFCAT NCC Special Entry for Flying Branch, or Meteorology Entry.
4. Fill out the application form with personal details, educational qualifications, and other relevant information.
5. Upload scanned copies of the photograph, signature, and other relevant documents as per the specifications mentioned in the application form.
6. Pay the application fee through the online payment gateway.
7. Review the application form and make any necessary corrections.
8. Submit the application form and take a printout of the confirmation page for future reference. It is important to note that the specific steps for filling the AFCAT application form may vary depending on the conducting authority's guidelines. Therefore, candidates are advised to check the official website of AFCAT or contact the admission cell of the conducting authority for the latest updates and notifications related to the application process.

There are only four papers in the AFCAT exam-General Awareness, Verbal Ability in English Numerical Ability and Reasoning, and Military Aptitude Test. AFCAT technical syllabus comprises topics from Mechanical, Computer Science, and Electrical & Electronics. Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Drawing & Physics are some of the common topics which are covered in AFCAT EKT syllabus. The standard of Numerical Ability questions is of Matriculation level. The standard of questions in other subjects is of graduation level (Indian University). The exam paper is in English only. The test paper carries a total of 100 questions whereas EKT carries a total of 50 questions. All the questions asked in the exam are objective-type. Total marks allotted to the AFCAT test are 300 whereas EKT carries a total of 150 marks.