AFCAT 1 2025 Cut off and Exam Analysis

AFCAT 1 2025 Cut off

AFCAT 1 2025 expected cut off and exam analysis. Aspirants across India took AFCAT to join Indian Air Force in flying, technical and ground duty branches. AFCAT exam is an online test conducted by C-DAC on behalf of the Indian Air force. Indian Air Force recruits exceptional men and women through this entry.

Students who took the AFCAT (1) 2025 exam found the overall difficulty to be moderate. The General Awareness section was also easy, with questions focusing on events from the past six months. The Verbal Ability in English section was moderate, covering topics like Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion, Synonyms/Antonyms, and Cloze Test.

The Numerical Ability section was of easy to moderate, featuring questions on topics like Decimal Fraction, Time and Work, Averages, Profit & Loss, Ratio & Proportion, Simple and Compound Interest, and Time and Distance. The Reasoning and Military Aptitude section was also easy.

Based on the aspirants feedback, the overall number of good attempts for the AFCAT 1 2025 exam is expected to be around 65-75.

AfCAT (1) 2025 Expected Cut Off :

IAF determines the AFCAT (1) 2025 cutoff on the basis of certain factors which are given here. The number of applicants has a direct bearing on the cutoffs dependent on the vacancies announced. Some other factors are:

• Total number of seats available
• Number of candidates appearing for the exam
• Difficulty level of exam
• Previous years cutoff trend

AFCAT Previous Year’s Cutoff :

The below table will give you an idea about the AFCAT cutoff trend in the past years. In addition, it also gives an insight on the difficulty levels of the exam and chances of selection for interview.

Considering the above cutoff trend it is expected that the Afcat 1 2025 cutoff will be :

How to Prepare For AFCAT exam?

Candidates preapring for AFCAT exam must refer AFCAT – The first step book.

The book is divided into four in-depth sections, each of which includes numerous practise questions to help you become exam-ready. The general knowledge section includes more than a thousand questions about current events, sports, the military, history, geography, politics, science, the arts, and other topics.

Solve your numerical questions with amazing tricks which helps you to approach all the variants so that you can answer them with ease. The verbal ability section also covers logics, approach & practice set to be confident enough in English.

The reasoning and military aptitude section includes verbal and non-verbal reasoning, spatial ability, rotated blocks, hidden figures etc. and will help you know all variants of questions asked.

Selection Process Of  AFCAT:

There are three stages for the final AFCAT selection. They are

Stage I: Online test for all candidates. EKT for Ground Duty Technical Branch only. – Candidates who appear and secure the cut off marks will be selected to appear in the next stage.

Stage II: AFSB Interview Process comprises three stages starting with Stage-I which is the Officer Intelligence Rating Test along with Picture Perception and discussion test. After that, screened in candidates will be subjected to second stage of the interview. Stage-II has the Psychological test followed by Group Tests and an Interview.

Note: Flying Branch aspirants have to undergo the Computerised Pilot Selection System (CPSS) which is a once in a lifetime test.

Stage III: Medical examination – The last stage in the selection process is the medical examination. A candidate must undergo the tests specified. If they clear the same, they are eligible for selection.