Saturday 23 June 2012

SSB





What is Service Selection Board  ( SSB ) Interview:?
The existing scheme of selection was initially designed in the US army, after the second World War. The system was adopted in the selection of officers in Army, Navy and Air Force for induction through National Defence Academy, Army Cadet Corps, Officers Training Academy, Indian Military Academy, Air Force Academy or Naval Academy.
The selection process in SSB has the following stages/components.
(a) Psychological/Intelligence Test.
(b) Group Testing Officer’s (GTO’s) Test.
(c) Personal Interview.
(d) Medical Examination.
The Candidates are called through “Call Letters” to appear in 5 days Tests at SSB (Allahabad/Bhopal/Bangalore/Mysore/Varanasi/Dehradun).

SSB Selection Procedure Begins !

First  Day (Written TEST ) 

1. Verbal and Non-Verbal Tests.
2. Picture Story Writing followed by Discussion of the Stories.

Psychological Test  : Second day @ SSB

These tests are in four parts as under:
Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) – Commonly known as Picture Story writing.
You would be given 11 slides + 1 blank slide.
For each slide 30 sec to view the sketch  &  we are expected to write a small story based on the picture. Here again the thrust is on portraying positive traits of personality .
For example : If in picture you are shown Graveyard and a boy , then  the character is  Christian named James…and has gone to offer to his dad’s death bed or so….
Write your own sensible non-fictional realistic stories.The last slide is a blank slide.
Rumour :It is often said that the psychologist reads the blank slide story first.
* Word Association Test (WAT)
Only about 15 seconds are allowed to formulate each sentence and there are 60 words to be  answered.
Remember they want to see what strikes your brain first , what is your first thought or view regarding the word that you see.
Please avoid writing the phrases or sayings in reply to the given words.
Example : Honesty : People wrote Honesty is best policy.
I wrote : Honesty is the foremost quality a officer must have.
Necessity : mother of invention…
The answers vary would vary from person to person. Its your personal opinion that you should stick to. Again saying please dont mug up the words which are given in few ididotic publication books.
Situation Reaction Test (SRT)
Raction of the candidate in response to everyday lifelike situations is analyzed.
Some circumstances, which may occur in the day-to-day life of ordinary individuals, are put to the candidates and they have to give their immediate reaction from among the multiple choices given.
Answers are not rated in absolute terms of right or wrong;
They are in fact weighted in the degree of correctness.
Time for reaction is very short, approximately 30 seconds.
There are 60 questions and time allotted is 30 minutes.
Self Description Test (SD)
We were given 3 blank pages , and we were supposed to write on following topics:
1. What do you think about yourself  ?
2.What friends think about you ?
3. What  teachers think about you  ?
4.What do you want to achieve in your life ? Your mission, your aim & Your goals.

Group Testing Officers (GTO) Test : Third and Fourth day @ SSB

Please note before you read this , remember dont bother or panic if they dont follow they same sequence. Few GTO officers may change the sequece of the tasks that all depends on Board to Board &  one SSB Centre to other SSB Centre.
Group discussion
We were given topics like :
1.The best Home Minister Yashwant ? Chidambram..
2. AMERICA & Ties with Pakistan : Funding of money by America to Pakistan inspite of  Terrorism menance by pakistan.
3.PUB culture rising in Metro cities like Bangalore.
Please remember few points while you are appearing for  GD :
1. Speak and let others  have an opportunity to speak.
2. Try to  speak or initiate the topic, you would definitely have plus points for it.
3.Try to be patient,calm composed and less agressive .
4.Speak the main points . Dont beat the bush.
5.Dont worry if you speak less but make sure you speak the best!
* Group Planning Exercise (sometimes known as Military Planning Exercise)
A model of a real life practical situation  would be  shown to  group of candidates and then you would be  asked to arrive at a plan of action.
Initially you would be  asked to write down their own plan of action  and thereafter they are expected to go over the different views and arrive at a consensus or group action plan.  [Time factor again there.]
In this please make sure you dont give fictional suggestions like do calculate how much time takes to travel particular distance. Ex Few friends end up assuming they  will reach the particular destination in 10 minutes that means they would be  travelling at 300KM/hr.
Evaluation of the analytical ability of the candidates,interaction with other candidates, their ability to function in a group, appreciate the situation and plan accordingly.    It gives an opportunity for the group to select a leader or for a leader to emerge in the group. Then it remains to be seen whether the leader can come up with the necessary qualities to carry the group towards a solution to the problem.
Before you start any of the task , GTO officer would brief you up regarding where we need to cross some field without touching the ground and by not violating the rules which were told us before the task and it was a team work. [  Simpler terms out of bound area thats where you need not to touch & more..]
* Progressive Group Tasks
Here then entire group is given series of task which they have to clear out.Assessment of candidate participation in-group activities, planning and intelligent assessment of the situation put to the group. This test reviews individual qualities in the context of a group.
* Group Obstacles Race [ Snake Race]
We had series of 10 tasks , hurdles to be cleared along with Snake . There were few conditions but infact it was too awesome. You got to clear 10 feet height, walk on pole n more..
* Individual Obstacles
You would be given 10 obstacles  like series of obstacles and activities such as rope climbing, climbing walls, jumping, etc.   & this task was of 55 Marks.
Personally speaking,  i did tasks of marks 9,8,7,6 to score more leaving other tasks which were of less weightage.
According to me , attitude  , approach of the candidate towards a task matters rather than how many sets of task you repeat.
The obstacles are as follows :
1. Difficult jump. (Jump over a small slide from the opposite side.)
2. Long jump. (jump across a 6 ft.* 3ft. drum.)
3. Zig – Zag Balance (walk over a zig-zag balance and complete I and land properly.)
4. High Screen jump ( jump over a slide and over a screen placed on it and land properly.)
5. Burma bridge (walk across a structure of rope tied between two ends of post carefully. Climb form
any side and climb down from other side.)
6.Tarzan swing
( While taking the leap fold your body and legs and leave the rope at the instant where
you feel it would be accurate for you to jump and cross the line.)
7. Monkey Jump (Climb on a big staircase structure and jump on the land safely.)
8. Double Ditch 8ft.*3ft. and 4ft.*3ft..(cross the 1st ditch with the help of a rope and the second one
with ease ,just by proper leg work..)
9. Commando walk aka Tower of Victory (walk from any side up and down from another, maintain balance..)
Tip : Please make sure you walk  quicker on Tower of Victory as it starts shaking if you stay more on the podium.
10. Tiger leap (walk up a podium, leap and catch hold of a rope, count 1001,1002 and start coming down, don’t come rushing down , but do it step by step.).
The best way of doing this is to follow this sequence:        10, 9, 8, 4, 6, 7, 1, 2, 5, 3.

* Command Task [ Half Group Tasks ]
In this task each, individual will be treated as commander  and  you  need to order your subordinates so  appointed by you  in crossing the obstacle . Please make sure while you are commander, the subordinat doesnt give you tips on pretext of helping you . Infact that might be troublesome for you.
* Lecturette
You would be given 3 minutes to prepare & 3 minutes to speak.
Topics  for example :
1.Recession
2.Cricket
3. Sachin Tendulkar
4. UID cards
5.Population Explosion India
6.Teenagers & Sex education in colleges
7. CO-education in schools.
8.Cybercafe…& more

Your level of confidence, your way of presentation , your clarity of thought all matters.
* Final Group Task
Again you would be given small group task to complete.

Interview:

They are generally held  during  morning/afternoon/evening hours on 2nd/3rd/4th day. You would be informed well in advance. 
Now you would be wondering what they ask in  interview  ?
All the details which you have filled up in PIQ form after  you are  Screened in.
They would be testing how honest you are to much more…!
Questions may relate to current happenings like BP petroleum to Common Wealth Games,  Views on politics, religion, and nationalism [ like India & its relation with neighbouring countries]  may be sought from the candidate.
Even  your attitude towards family, friends, sports, games, hobbies, etc. are analyzed on the basis of the answers.
If you are from Mech then boilers to Petrol/Diesel Engine effeciency , working of Plane to Submarines  was asked !!
Elec/ EC then Radars to Series Parallel Connection to Star-Delta Cobmbination
CS/IT guys Optic Cables to Networking Basics
A balanced view with an intelligent assessment of the pros and cons is the best one.
Please dont be too free with them, else they  will get  you  to a comfort too comfy level and you wont even get to know , knowingly unkowingly you did  bundle of mistake .You may reveal all those things which you had never dreamt of or had planned to conceal them.

Board Meeting: Fifth day,Judgement Day 

The candidates are required to appear maximum 30 seconds  before the complete Board of Examiners comprising of President, Dy President, all the psychologists, all the GTO’s and Technical Officer. After the Board Meeting is over, the final result is declared within ½ an hour thats roughly approx lunch break.

Selected candidates aka Recommended guys  are required to stay back for their medical examination (takes about 3 to 5 days) in the Military Hospital near by or at a different place and the remaining candidates are dropped at the Railway Station for their return journey.


source : gurushala.net

NDA Exam I 2012 Result

         

UPSC NDA Entrance Exam Result 2012 Date :
 National Defence Academy Examination – NDA Exam I 2012 Result is likely to be declared in the month of July, 2012.
Please keep watching this page, to check your NDA I Exam Results 2012…

Friday 22 June 2012

IAF PILATUS TRAINER

The Indian Air Force is all set to induct new trainer aircrafts for basic flight training. A deal of $523 Million (Rs. 2800 crore) has been signed on 24 May 2012 with the Swiss Company Pilatus aircraft for a fleet of 75 PC-7 MkII turboprops with an integrated ground based training system and a comprehensive logistics support package.
The aircraft will help the IAF to replace its fleet of HPT-32 basic trainer aircraft which have been grounded for over two years now after a fatal air crash in 2009.
Included in the contract is the establishment of in-country depot-level maintenance capabilities, including the transfer of technology to Hindustan Aeronautics Limited(HAL), enabling in-country maintenance of the platform throughout its service life of over 30 years.
Delivery of the aircraft and the complete training system is scheduled to commence in the fourth Quarter of  2012. The decision to select the PC-7 MkII training system was made after a thorough evaluation by the Indian Air Force, which looked at all available options.





SPECIFICATIONS
   
      Crew: Two, student and instructor
  • Length: 9.78 m (32 ft 1 in)
  • Wingspan: 10.40 m (34 ft 1 in)
  • Height: 3.21 m (10 ft 6 in)
  • Max. takeoff weight: 2,700 kg (5,952 lb)
  • Maximum speed: 412 km/h (222 knots, 256 mph) (max cruise at 6,100 m (20,000 ft))
  • Stall speed: 119 km/h (64 knots, 74 mph) flaps and gear down, power off
  • Range: 2,630 km (cruise power, at 5,000 m (16,400 ft) – 20 min reserves)
  • Rate of climb: 10.9 m/s (2,150 ft/min)
  • Wing loading: 114.5 kg/m² (23.44 lb/ft²)

Thursday 21 June 2012

Useful links for the defence career aspirants


Useful links for the defence career aspirants

Hi gentlemen, these are the some of the links of the indian defence careers, please check and make use of that.


Here, I have included the three major forces and five para-military forces of our India
Indian Army Official Website http://indianarmy.gov.in/
Indian Army Career Website http://joinindianarmy.nic.in/
Indian Navy Career Website http://www.nausena-bharti.nic.in/
Indian Air Force Official  Website http://indianairforce.nic.in/
Indian Air Force Career Website http://careerairforce.nic.in/
Latest defense news in India http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/
Sashastra Seema Bal Official Website http://www.ssb.nic.in/
Sashastra Seema Bal CareerWebsite http://www.ssbrectt.gov.in/
Defense Research and Development Organization Official Website http://www.drdo.gov.in
Border Security Force Official Website http://bsf.gov.in/
Central Industrial Security Force Official Website http://cisf.nic.in/
Indian Coast Guard Official WebSite http://www.indiancoastguard.nic.in/
Central Reserve Police Force Official Website http://crpf.nic.in/
Indo Tibetian Border Police Official Website http://itbpolice.nic.in/

NCC Special Entry Scheme


NCC Special Entry Scheme 33rd Course-April 2013 for NCC "C" Certificate holders and Wards of Casualities in Battle


Type of Service:  Short Service Commission (NT) for Men & Women
Training Commencing at October 2013 at OTA, Chennai.
Number of Vaccanies: 50 for men and 08 for women candidates.
Age Limit: 19 - 25 years old i.e. Not born earlier than 02 january and not later than 01 january 1994.

Qualification to apply for this entry:-
A degree from a recognized university with minimum 50% aggregate by calculating all the semester marks.
Serving in NCC for atleast two academic years in  Senior division/wing of NCC.
The candidates should also get minimum "B" grade in the "C" certificate of NCC.
Note:- For, the wards of casualities NCC "C" certificate is not mandatory.
Selection Process is same as the normal for the officer entry.

Physical Standards:-
Minimum acceptable height is 157.5 cm for men and 152 cm for women.
Visual Standards:-
Distant Vision (corrected) Better Eye: 6/6, Worse Eye: 6/18. Myopia: not more than 3.50 (for women: 5.50).

How to apply:-
The applications for this should be in the prescribed format.  The candidates should paste a recent passport size photograph in the form.  The application should be given or posted to the nearest OC of the NCC Unit from where the "C" certificate has been obtained.  This application should be signed by the Commanding Officer and the same should be forwarded to
DG, 
NCC West Block-IV,
RK Puram, 
New Delhi-110066

Note:- The last date to receive this is on 01 August 2012.
Also, attach all the relevant documents along with the application.

Application of Wards of battle Causalities holding of NCC 'C' certificate should be forwarded to:-
Additional Directorate General of Recruiting, 
Recruiting NCC Entry, 
West Block-III, 
RK Puram, 
New Delhi-110066

Note:- The last date for this is 15th August 2012

Online/Offline Application For Air Force Common Admission Test(AFCAT)


Online/Offline Application For Air Force Common Admission Test(AFCAT) – 02/2012 – JULY 2013 Course

Our Air Force invites brave men and women to join the Air Force as Commissioned Officers in the following branches such as FLYING, TECHNICAL AND GROUND DUTY BRANCHES
Applications are invited in both ONLINE AND OFFLINE mode.

Official Advertisement for Men CLICK HERE
Official Advertisement for Women CLICK HERE
To Apply Online CLICK HERE
To get Offline Application for Men CLICK HERE
To get Offline Application for Women CLICK HERE
To get the form filling details CLICK HERE
Last Date for both Online and Offline Applications are 09th July 2012


NOTE: The candidates with backlogs are not allowed to apply.


The below are the courses commencing in July 2013 for Men
FLYING BRANCH
No. 12 Short Service Commission Courses (Men) (12 SSC )
TECHNICAL BRANCH
No 83 Aeronautical Engineers Course (83 AEC)(Permanent Commission)
No. 55 Short Service Commission Courses  (55 SSC )
GROUND DUTY BRANCHES
No. 134 Ground Duty Officers Courses (134 GDOC Permanent Commission)
No. 27 Short Service Commission Courses (27 SSC )


Eligibility by Age and Education for Men :-
For Flying Branch:-
Age:19 to 23 years as on 01 July 2013 i.e. born between 02 July 1990 to 01 July 1994 (Both dates
inclusive).  (Upper age limit for Candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot Licence issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable upto 25 years i.e. born between 02 July 1988 to 01 July 1994 (Both dates inclusive ).
Educational Qualifications: Graduates (Minimum three year degree course) in any discipline from a
recognised University who have attained minimum 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put together and
have passed Maths and Physics at 10+2 level OR BE / B Tech degree (Four year course) from a
recognised University with minimum 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put together.
For Technical Branch:-
Age: 18 to 28 years as on 01 July 2013 i.e. Born between 02 July 1985 to 01 July 1995 (both
dates inclusive).
Should passed B.E/B. Tech from a authorized university.  To get more details about this, refer advertisement.
For Ground Duty Branches:-
By Graduation type and age:-
For Graduates 20 to 23 Years, i.e. born between  02 July 1990 to 01 July 1993
For Post Graduates / LLB ( Five years integrated 20 to 25 Years course), i.e. born between 02 July 1988 to 01 July 1993
For LLB (Three years course after Graduation). 20 to 26 Years, i.e. born between  02 July 1987 to 01 July 1993
For M Ed / Ph D / CA / ICWA 20 to 27 Years , i.e. born between 02 July 1986 to 01 July 1993
Educational Qualification based on branches:


Administration & Logistics:-
Graduate Degree (Minimum three year degree course) in any discipline with a minimum of 60% marks in
aggregate of all papers put together or a Post Graduate Degree / equivalent Diploma in any discipline with a
minimum of 50% marks in aggregate of all papers put together.
Accounts:-
Graduate Degree in Commerce (B Com)(Minimum three year degree course) with a minimum of 60% marks
in aggregate of all papers put together or Post Graduate Degree in Commerce (M Com) / CA / ICWA with a
minimum of 50% marks in aggregate of all papers put together.
Education:-
Post Graduate Degree in any discipline with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate of all papers put together.
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For Women Aspirants who want to touch the sky:-


FLYING BRANCH No. 41 Short Service Commission (41 SSC) Course
TECHNICAL BRANCH No. 55 Short Service Commission (55 SSC) Course
GROUND DUTY BRANCHES No. 43 Short Service Commission (43 SSC) Course
Eligibility by Age:-
FLYING BRANCH:
Age: 19 to 23 years as on 01 July 2013 i.e. born between 02 July 1990 to 01 July 1994 (Both dates
inclusive).  (Upper age limit for Candidates holding valid and current Commercial Pilot Licence issued by DGCA (India) is relaxable upto 25 years i.e. born between 02 July 1988 to 01 July 1994 (Both dates inclusive ).
TECHNICAL BRANCH
Age: 18 to 28 years as on 01 July 2013 i.e. Born between 02 July 1985 to 01 July 1995 (both
dates inclusive).
GROUND DUTY BRANCH:-
For Graduates 20 to 23 Years 02 July 1990 to 01 July 1993
For Post Graduates / LLB ( Five years integrated course). 20 to 25 Years  i.e. Born between 02 July 1988 to 01 July 1993
For LLB (Three years course after Graduation). 20 to 26 Years  i.e. Born between 02 July 1987 to 01 July 1993
For M Ed / Ph D / CA / ICWA  20 to 27 Years  i.e. Born between  02 July 1986 to 01 July 1993
Educational Qualification is same as men, also refer to the official advertisement


After Filling the Offline Applications, it is to be forwarded to 
AFCAT Cell, 
Post Bag No-5, 
RK Puram (Main)
P.O., 
New Delhi -110066 
Note:- Send through Ordinary Post  Only.
Superscribe the envelope with ‘APPLICATION FOR AIR FORCE COMMON ADMISSION TEST : 26 AUGUST 2012’. 
To get more detail about AFCAT CLICK HERE

Friday 8 June 2012












OFFICER ENTRY IN THE INDIAN AIR FORCE
IAF:

How to become officers in Indian Air Force? How to join Air Force or IAF jobs?
Our Air Force is one of the strongest Forces in the world having sukhoi and all latest war planes. 
The Air Force is also offering two types of commissions to the candidates, such as Permanent commission and Short Service commission.
We can join our Air Force in three major entries such as
   i) Flying branch
 ii) Technical branch and
iii) Ground duty branch

Procedure for Flying Branch i.e. Pilot Entry
AFCAT/CDSE à AFSB à Medical Test à PABTà Merit List
Procedure for Technical Branch i.e. Technical Entry
AFCAT/CDSE à AFSB à Medical Test à EKTà Merit List
Procedure for Ground Duty Branch
AFCAT/CDSE à AFSB à Medical Test à Merit List


** PABT – Pilot Aptitude and Battery Test
**EKT – Engineering Knowledge Test

Intermediate Entry (10 + 2):-
Training Academy:
National Defense Academy, Pune
Type of Commission:
Permanent (Serving till we retire)
Entry Name: 
NDA Entry
Educational Qualification:
Pursuing 12th or finished 12th standard of school.
Age and Sex
16 ½ - 19 years and Male
Advertisement Time:
April and October of Every Year
Interview and Exam procedure:
NDA Exam by UPSC à SSB InterviewàMedical TestàMerit List

Graduate Entry àFlying Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
 Permanent (Serving till we retire)
Entry Name: 
Direct Entry (CDSE by UPSC)
Educational Qualification:
Degree or Equivalent (with physics and Maths)
Age:
19-23 years
Advertisement Time:
April and September/October of Every Year
Interview and Exam procedure:
CDSE exam by UPSC à AFSB InterviewàMedical TestàMerit List

Graduate Entry àNCC Special EntryàFlying Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
 Permanent (Serving till we retire)
Entry Name: 
Direct Entry (CDSE by UPSC)
Educational Qualification:
Degree or Equivalent (with physics and Maths)
Age:
19-23 years
Advertisement Time:
April and October of Every Year
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Graduate Entry àShort Service CommissionàFlying Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
 Short Service Commission (Serving till we retire)
Entry Name: 
Short Service Commission
Educational Qualification:
Degree or Equivalent (with physics and Maths)
Age:
19-23 years
Advertisement Time:
December and June of Every Year
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Aeronautical Engineering (Electronics)àTechnical Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Aeronautical Engineering (Electronics)
Educational Qualification:
***See below this table.
Age and Sex
18-28 years , male/female
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

*** Educational Qualification (Aeronautical Engineer – Electronics)
Candidates applying for Aeronautical Engineer (Electronics) Branch would be eligible if they have undergone any one of the follwing Educational Qualifications
Four year degree qualification and secured a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put together from a recognised university OR Cleared section A and B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers OR Cleared section A and B examination of Aeronautical Society of India OR Graduate membership examination of the Institute of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers by actual studies
All the candidates should have studied at least eight subjects out of the list of eighteen subjects mentioned below while pusuing any one of the above mentioned qualifications:-
(1) Physics / Engineering Physics. (2) Mathematics / Engineering Mathematics.
(3) Engineering Graphics / Engineering Drawing. (4) Electrical Engineering / Electrical Technology. (5) Control Engineering. (6) Microprocessors. (7) Digital Electronics / Basic Electronics. (8) Computer Networks. (9) Information Technology. (10) Network Theory Design.
(11) Telecommunication Systems. (12) Electronic Circuit Design. (13) Radar Theory. (14) Switching Theory. (15) Instrumentation. (16) Microwave Engineering. (17) Antenna and Wave Propagation. (18) Electronic Devices.
Note : Final year students are eligible to apply provided they produce the degree and marks sheet 15 days prior to commencement of training.
Aeronautical Engineering (Mechanical)àTechnical Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Aeronautical Engineering (Mechanical)
Educational Qualification:
***See below this table.
Age and Sex
18-28 years , male/female
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

*** Educational Qualification (Aeronautical Engineer-Mechanical)
Candidates applying for Aeronautical Engineer (Mechanical) Branch would be eligible if they have undergone any one of the following Educational Qualifications
Four year degree qualification and secured a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put together from a recognized university
OR Cleared section A and B examination of Associate Membership of Institution of Engineers OR Cleared section A and B examination of Aeronautical Society of India

All the candidates should have studied at least eight subjects out of the list of eighteen subjects mentioned below while pursuing any one of the above mentioned qualifications:-
(1) Physics / Engineering Physics. (2) Engineering Maths / Mathematics. (3) Engineering Drawing / Graphics. (4) Automotive Engineering / Plant Engineering / Industrial Engineering.
(5) Engineering Mechanics / Strength of Material. (6) Aerodynamics. (7) Thermodynamics and Applications / Heat Power Engineering. (8) Heat and Mass Transfer.
(9) Theory of Machines (Kinematics and Dynamics of Machinery). (10) Fluid Mechanics / Turbo Machines. (11) Flight Mechanics. (12) Machine Drawing / Machine Design.
(13) Mechatronics. (14) Material Science / Metallurgy. (15) Vibrations. (16) Workshop Technology / Manufacturing Technology / Production Engineering.
(17) Hydraulics and Pneumatics. (18) Aircraft Structures.

Note : Final year students are eligible to apply provided they produce the degree and marks sheet 15 days prior to commencement of training.
UES – University Entry SchemeàTechnical Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission
Entry Name: 
UES-University Entry Scheme
Educational Qualification:
***See below this table.
Age and Sex
18-25 years , male
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List
*** The candidate must be currently studying in Pre-final year of BE / B Tech degree course in the relevant streams of engineering as mentioned above and must have secured minimum of 60% marks in aggregate up to the last semester for which results have been declared, at the time of applying / AFSB testing. There must be No backlog / arrears of papers of previous semesters. On completion of degree, minimum 60% of marks in aggregate in all papers put together are mandatory.
Ground Duty Branches àAdministration Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Administration Branch/ Ground Duty Branches
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 50%
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-26 for Law graduates, male/female
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Ground Duty Branches àAccounts Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Accounts Branch/ Ground Duty Branches
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 60%(M.Com, C.A, ICWA)
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-25 or P.G and 20-27 years for CA/ICWA, men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Ground Duty Branches àLogistics Branch:-
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Logistics Branch/ Ground Duty Branches
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 50%
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-25 or P.G and 20-26 years for Law graduates
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Engineering Entry in Air Force:-  For Engineering entry all other procedures are same except that the educational qualification is B.E/B.Tech and also the final year students are also allowed to apply but should not have any backlog at the time of application
Post Graduate EntryàGround Duty BranchàAdministration Branch
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Air Traffic Controller/Fighter Controller
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 50%
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-25 or P.G and 20-26 years for Law graduates and men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Post Graduate EntryàGround Duty BranchàAccounts Branch
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Accounts Branch
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 60%
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-25 or P.G and 20-27 years for Law graduates and men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Post Graduate EntryàGround Duty BranchàLogistics Branch
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Logistics Branch
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 60%
Age and Sex
20-23 years for graduates and 20-25 or P.G and 20-26 years for CA and men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Post Graduate EntryàGround Duty BranchàEducation Branch
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Education Branch
Educational Qualification:
Graduation with 60% or P.G with 60%
Age and Sex
20-25years for P.G and 20-27 for M.Ed and P. hD and men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List

Post Graduate EntryàGround Duty BranchàEducation Branch
Training Academy:
Air Force Academy, Hyderabad
Type of Commission:
Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission for men/women
Entry Name: 
Education Branch
Educational Qualification:
*** See below the table
Age and Sex
20-25years  and men/women
Interview and Exam procedure:
AFCAT-->AFSB Interviewà Medical TestàMerit List
*** Post Graduate Degree in any Science Stream / Mathematics / Statistics / Geography / Computer Applications / Environmental Science / Applied Physics / Oceanography / Agricultural Meteorology / Ecology & Environment / Geo- physics / Environmental Biology. All candidates should have scored a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate in all papers of Post Graduation put together and should have studied Maths & Physics in Graduation with minimum of 55% marks in both subjects.