AFCAT Coaching In Kolkata

About AFCAT

Siegwald provides AFCAT aspirants with the knowledge and abilities they need to succeed in their chosen professions, whether in the military, business, or government. Siegwald will assist in maximizing their potential to develop future leaders. Our training programs are designed to produce certain eloquent and sophisticated professionals who are better able to handle the challenges posed by an increasingly complicated work environment.

Eligibility For Admission

The Indian Air Force invites applicants to apply for the AFCAT exam through an initial statement and provides a thorough explanation of the requirements for Air Force eligibility that applicants must meet. Because the mere issuance of the Admit Card to the applicant does not imply that the IAF has fully cleared the application, applicants must carefully review the AFCAT eligibility requirements.

• The Air Force verifies eligibility requirements using the original paperwork as a guide.
• Once a candidate passes the written test and passes the AFSB Test, verification is completed.
• If a candidate is discovered to not meet the required requirements at any point during the recruiting process, the organizing body has the power to reject their application. There are three ways for graduates or engineers to get into the Flying Branch of the Air Force Academy. The first is through the CDS exam, for which UPSC releases notices in November and August. Other ways are through AFCAT Entry and NCC Special Entry, for which the Indian Air Force publishes recruitment notices in June and December. This information is made public by the IAF in June and December in conjunction with the NCC Special Submission.

There are three ways for graduates or engineers to get into the Flying Branch of the Air Force Academy. The first is through the CDS exam, for which UPSC releases notices in November and August. Other ways are through AFCAT Entry and NCC Special Entry, for which the Indian Air Force publishes recruitment notices in June and December. This information is made public by the IAF in June and December in conjunction with the NCC Special Submission.

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Admission Procedure

Phase 1 of the AFCAT Written Exam

The four sections of the AFCAT exam pattern for the online computer-based test are General Awareness, Verbal English Ability, Numerical Ability and Reasoning, and Military Aptitude Test.

• 100 questions totaling 300 points.
• Technical, computer science and electronic and electrical sections make up the EKT.
• There are 50 questions total, for 150 points.
• Regardless of the posts that are chosen, every question is of the objective variety.
• The written examination will be in English only.

Phase 2 of AFCAT: An interview with the Air Force Selection Board (AFSB)

Candidates who achieve the qualifying examination AFCAT score in the digital written test are put on a list by the Indian Air Force. Applicants who apply for the Meteorology Branch and NCC Special Entry will be called immediately for the AFSB testing.

The AFSB Interview consists of three phases.

AFSB Stage 1 Interview

• On the first day of the interview process, the Intelligence Rating Test, Picture Perception Test, and Discussion Test will all be scheduled.
• Candidates who advance to the stage 1 interviews will be required to provide documentation to prove their qualifications for the positions they have applied for.
• Candidates who do not meet the eligibility requirements or do not qualify will not be selected.

AFSB Stage 2 Interview

• On Day 1, the psychological examination will take place.
• After the document check, the team tests and personality assessments would begin for the following five days.

AFSB Stage 3 Interview

• Only the Flying Branch will be allowed to use this stage.
• It is required to take the Computerized Pilot Selection System (CPSS) Test.
• Candidates who have previously failed the CPSS/PABT or Flight Cadets who have had their flying instruction at the Air Force Academy suspended are ineligible.

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