AFCAT 1 2022 exam begins today; Know exam guidelines, timings, dress code
AFCAT 1 2022 exam has begun today. AFCAT 1/2022 is conducted on 12, 13, 14 February in two shifts for each day. Strict COVID-19 guidelines are followed during AFCAT 2022.
Candidates can download AFCAT question papers along with answers from here.
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New Delhi: The Indian Air Force will hold the AFCAT 1 2022 today. IAF AFCAT 2022 will conduct the other sessions on February 13 and 14, 2022. Shift 1 of the exam will be held from 9.45 AM to 11.45 AM and the second shift will be conducted from 2.15 pm to 4.15 pm. February 12, 2022, to February 14, 2022. The exam is conducted in two shifts each day. Due to the pandemic, strict COVID-19 guidelines are followed during AFCAT 2022. Check more information about AFCAT 2022 covid guidelines here.
AFCAT 2022 exam guidelines for candidates
1. Candidates must wear a mask or a face shield.
2. Candidates can also wear gloves so that they will not be infected while touching doorknobs, lift buttons, staircase.
3. Candidates must carry their hand sanitizer, personal water bottle.
4. Do not forget to carry all the documents required at AFCAT 2022 exam center.
AFCAT 2022 Dress code
1. Candidates must wear slippers/ flat sandals. Closed footwear is not allowed in the exam hall.
2. Clothing should be plain and simple. Clothes with large buttons are not allowed at the AFCAT 2022 exam center.
3. Candidates wearing specific attire for religious purposes will be required to report to the exam hall for mandatory frisking.
AFCAT 2022 Exam Pattern
AFCAT 2022 exam has questions from general aptitude, verbal ability, general awareness, reasoning, and military aptitude. Aspirants can check the exam pattern for AFCAT 2022 from the table mentioned below.
|
Exam |
AFCAT 2022 |
|
Mode of exam |
Online |
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Total questions |
100 |
|
Total marks |
300 |
|
Negative markings |
1 for each wrong answer |
|
Duration |
120 minutes |
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Sections in AFCAT 2022 |
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Candidates must follow the guidelines strictly during the exam to avoid any type trouble which can affect the exam at the centre.
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