Sir i have been participating in afcat exam since2019.but did,t reach in final merit.

Ans: You can kindly go to careerairforce.nic.in for details on the eligibility. Please go through the syllabus and study all topics thoroughly. Once you pass, we can look at further guidance for SSB. Pune has a large number of classes for afcat. I can suggest you try with APEX career academy with is considered good.

Ans: Shubham, as per my estimate, if you score above 220, the chances are high that you will get into the merit list. It also depends on which branch of the IAF that you have applied for. The vacancies for non-flying branches are less and therefore more the written marks you get in the AFCAT, brighter your chances are.

Ans: Visit careerairforce.nic.in for all information on the subject.

Ans: Welcome back.
You have a chance to appear in 2025, so why you are worrying without any reason? Please concentrate on the JEE exams and try to clear both Mains + Adv in the upcoming attempts. Please keep your all worries aside for the next few months if possible.
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Thanks, Radheshyam

Ans: Hi Gaurav,
Greetings.
Whenever we decide to take an entrance exam, it’s important to review the guidelines thoroughly. Like other entrance exams, CDAC has provided details on their website regarding the examination process. Admission is based on the vacancies available in the respective areas, and candidates will be admitted after a proper evaluation.

As you mentioned, there are several stages that candidates must clear for admission, if a candidate achieves average marks (Point 8a. (v) In order to rationalise the marks scored by candidates appearing in different shifts in an objective manner through a statistical method, before declaration of result marks scored by candidates will be Normalised based on the formula ), it can be challenging to predict their likelihood of admission. The Air Force has the discretion to set qualifying marks for any or all subjects of the examination. Below are points extracted from CDAC to provide more clarity about the admission process.

Sometimes, they may even consider a second cut-off if necessary ( Based on organizational requirements, IAF may impose a second cut-off for particular branch and call additional eligible candidates for SSB testing. These candidates will be shortlisted purely based on order of merit for the particular branch. That particular branch should be one of the choices submitted by the candidate at the time of registration. The candidature of candidates thus shortlisted, will be valid for that particular branch only and not for any other branch. In the overall Order of Merit, they will be placed below the last candidate qualifying the First AFCAT cut off marks {Para 9(a) above}. If successful in the selection process, these candidates will be inducted into that particular branch only, subject to vacancies and order of merit. These candidates would be required to submit an undertaking to this effect).

So,If you've decided to pursue this path, then proceed with thorough preparation.

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