AFCAT Attempts Calculator
Planning to join the Indian Air Force through AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test)? One of the biggest questions aspirants have is:
Am I eligible? How many attempts do I have left?
The AFCAT Attempts Calculator is a smart tool designed to answer these questions instantly. Just enter your details, and it tells you:
✅ Eligibility status
✅ Years left to apply
✅ Maximum attempts remaining
No more manual calculations or confusion! Let’s explore how it works.
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What is the AFCAT Attempts Calculator?
The AFCAT Attempts Calculator is a free online tool is Developed by AICalculator to helps you determine:
- Whether you meet the age criteria for your desired branch (Flying, Technical, etc.).
- How many times you can appear for AFCAT before crossing the age limit.
It’s especially useful because AFCAT has different age limits for each branch, and the rules can get confusing.
Key Features of the AFCAT Attempts Calculator
- Branch-Specific Calculation
- Works for Flying,
- Technical, Non-Technical,
- NCC, and
- CPL entries.
- Instant Eligibility Check
- Shows if you qualify based on your date of birth.
- Attempts Left
- Calculates how many AFCAT exams you can give before aging out.
- Mobile-Friendly
- Works smoothly on phones, tablets, and desktops.
- No Registration Needed
- 100% free, no signup required.
How to Use the AFCAT Attempts Calculator (Step-by-Step Guide)
The tool takes Only 30 seconds to Know your Eligiblity:
- Enter Your Date of Birth
- Select your birth date in the calendar.
- Choose Your Branch
- Pick from:
- Flying Branch
- Flying Branch (with CPL)
- Ground Duty (Technical)
- Ground Duty (Non-Technical)
- NCC Special Entry
- Pick from:
- Click “Calculate”
- Get instant results about your eligibility and attempts left.
Example:
If you’re 23 years old and select Flying Branch, the tool might say:
“You’re eligible! You have 1 year left and 2 attempts (AFCAT is held twice a year).”
AFCAT Eligibility Criteria for 2025
AFCAT eligibility depends on age, education, and physical standards. Here’s a quick breakdown:
1. Age Limits (As of July 1, 2025)
| Branch | Age Range (Men) | Age Range (Women) |
|---|---|---|
| Flying Branch | 20–24 | 20–24 |
| Flying Branch (with CPL) | 20–26 | 20–26 |
| Ground Duty (Technical) | 20–26 | 20–26 |
| Ground Duty (Non-Tech) | 20–26 | 20–26 |
| NCC Special Entry | 20–26 | 20–26 |
Note: Age relaxations may apply for reserved categories.
2. Educational Qualifications
| Branch | Education Required |
|---|---|
| Flying Branch | Bachelor’s (50% marks) + Physics & Maths in 12th |
| Technical (Ground Duty) | Engineering degree (60% marks) |
| Non-Technical (Ground Duty) | Bachelor’s (60% marks) |
| NCC Special Entry | NCC Air Wing ‘C’ Certificate + 50% in Graduation |
3. Physical Standards
- Height:
- Men: Min 162.5 cm
- Women: Min 152 cm
- Eyesight:
- Flying Branch: 6/6 vision (correctable to 6/6)
- Ground Duty: 6/36 to 6/9 (correctable to 6/6)
(For exact details, refer to the official AFCAT notification.)
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Final Thoughts
The AFCAT Attempts Calculator removes the guesswork from your preparation. Instead of worrying about eligibility, you can focus on studying and maximizing your attempts.
FAQs
Q1. Can I apply after crossing the age limit?
- No, AFCAT has strict age limits. The calculator helps you plan before it’s too late.
Q2. How many times can I take AFCAT in a year?
- AFCAT is conducted twice a year (Feb & Aug). You can appear for both if eligible.
Q3. Does the calculator work for NCC/Special Entries?
- Yes! Select the NCC Special Entry option for accurate results.
Q4. Is there any relaxation for OBC/SC/ST candidates?
- Yes, age relaxations apply (typically 3–5 years). The tool calculates based on general criteria.
