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AFCAT Notification 2021 Released: Check Eligibility, Vacancy, Selection Process And Salary

The notification for AFCAT 2021 has been released. he application process will begin on December 1, 2020.

AFCAT 2021: The Indian Air Force Recruitment Department has released the notification for the Air Force Common Admission Test or AFCAT. The application process is to begin on 1st December 2020. There are about 238 positions up for grabs. Indian Air Force has issued a detailed notification regarding the Air Force Common Admission Test or AFCAT 2021. Indian Airforce recruitment department is inviting all Indian candidates to apply for AFCAT online. Applicants who have completed their graduation in any stream, B.E./B.Tech pass can apply for this Indian Airforce AFCAT Exam 2021. There are 238 posts (including short service and permanent commission) for which a written exam and physical test will be conducted. There is a salary scope ranging from Rs.56,100 – Rs.1,10,700 per month. ALSO READ: UGC NET Result Date: When Will Results Be Announced? Know More About Past Trends Here are some of the details regarding the application process: • Applicant should be between 20 and 26 years of age in to apply. The age calculation will be done on the basis of the following date: 01.01.2022 • Application fee AFCAT Entry: Rs.250 for aspirant except for NCC Special Entry candidates who don’t have to pay a fee. Payment can be made through Debit Card, Credit Card, Net Banking or E Challan. • For AFCAT 2021 there’s only the option of apply online. • The selection process includes a written test and physical exam. • the online application form will be active on 1st Dec. 2020 and this link for filling up the online form will remain active till 30th Dec. 2020. • Applicants are requested to read the eligibility criteria carefully

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