IAF AFCAT 2 2021: Results out at afcat.cdac.in; check details here

The exam was conducted to fill 334 technical and non-technical vacancies in the IAF for commissioned officers in flying and ground duty

FP Trending|Sep 17, 2021, 22:47:06 IST

The results of the Air Force Common Admission Test 2 (AFCAT 2) 2021 have been declared by the Indian Air Force (IAF). Candidates can now view their results by visiting the official website at https://afcat.cdac.in/.Steps to view the IAF AFCAT 2 2021 results:

Go to the official website at https://afcat.cdac.in/
Click on the link for the IAF AFCAT results 2021 that is given on the homepage
A new page will appear. Login using the required credentials
The AFCAT 2 2021 results will appear on your screen
Save and download a copy of the results for the future

Click here for the direct link to AFCAT 2 2021 resultsThe AFCAT 2 2021 was held on 28, 29, and 30 August. The exam was conducted to fill 334 technical and non-technical vacancies in the IAF for commissioned officers in flying and ground duty. The registration process was open from 1 to 30 June.Candidates who qualify the AFCAT 2 exam will have to appear for a physical and medical test. Selected candidates will be recruited at the group A gazetted officer level in ground duty and flying (technical and non-technical) branches.Selected candidates have to appear for the training session, which is set to commence in the first week of July 2022 for all courses in Hyderabad at the Air Force Academy Dundigal. The duration of the training session will be 52 weeks in the case of non-technical branches and 74 weeks for the flying and technical branch. However, this period may vary due to service exigencies.The AFCAT is held twice a year in February and August at various centres across India. The online exam includes objective-type questions and is held in English only.Candidates are requested to check the official website of the AFCAT to gain more details about the exam.

Why are Bangladesh's students demanding the education minister's resignation?

Massive student protests have swept across Bangladesh as they demand Education Minister Dr ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon's resignation over flood-hit examinations, alleged question paper errors and controversial remarks. Here's why the demonstrations have spread nationwide and what the government has done in response

6 min read

Studying abroad without leaving home: India's new foreign campus ecosystem takes shape

India's emerging ecosystem of foreign university campuses is rapidly taking shape, offering students an alternative to studying abroad at a time when rising costs and tighter visa policies are reshaping overseas education plans

3 min read

How Nasa is trying to save its space telescope from falling back to Earth

Nasa is attempting an unprecedented mission to rescue its ageing Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory before it re-enters Earth's atmosphere. Using a commercial robotic spacecraft, the agency hopes to extend the telescope's life while demonstrating satellite-servicing technology that could influence the future of space exploration

8 min read

London’s National Portrait Gallery just removed Winston Churchill’s display. What is the India connection?

Winston Churchill's role in the 1943 Bengal Famine is back in the spotlight. A Helen Cammock video installation linking the former British PM to the famine was withdrawn from the National Portrait Gallery after criticism from historians and politicians

9 min read

After paper leak row, NEET-UG retest conducted with multi-layer security measures

The NEET-UG re-exam was held at centres across the country and overseas on Sunday amid tight security arrangements for the smooth conduct of the examination

4 min read

Up Next