Students must log in with their login information. The candidate is also given a step-by-step procedure for determining the IAF Exam Date and City.
Digital Desk: Admit Card for IAF Agniveer 2023: On its official website, the Indian Air Force (IAF) has announced the exam day and city for applicants who have filed for IAF Agniveervayu Recruitment 2023 and are taking the Phase 1 Online Exam (agnipathvayu.cdac.in). The Agniveer Exam Date is listed on the website's login section. Students must log in with their login information. The candidate is also given a step-by-step procedure for determining the IAF Exam Date and City. Students can, however, verify the IAF Agniveervayu Login Link in the article below:
What is IAF Agniveer Admit Card Date ?
It should be remembered that candidates will be able to download their IAF Admit Card via Candidate Login just 24 to 48 hours before the exam date. Students must download the CASB Admit Card, print it in colour, and bring it to the examination centre.
IAF Agniveer Exam 2023: How to Check Exam Date and Venue ?
The candidates who have successfully their application for the Agniveervayu Vacancy 2023 can check their exam date and city by following steps:
Step 1: First, visit the website of the IAF - agnipathvayu.cdac.in
Step 2: Go to ‘Exam Date and name of Exam City for Agniveervayu 01/2023 is available in your login [Click here]’
Step 3: This will open the candidate’s login
Step 4: Fill in Your details such as your email ID, Password and Captcha
Step 5: Check your exam date and time
The online test will be objective in nature, with questions for both science and non-science subjects as follows:
1. Science Subjects - As per the CBSE 10+2 syllabus, there will be questions on English, Physics, and Mathematics.
The online test will be 60 minutes long in total.
2. Other than science subjects, the questions include English from the CBSE 10+2 syllabus as well as Reasoning and General Awareness (RAGA). The exam takes 45 minutes to complete.
3. Science Subjects and Other Subjects - The online test will last 85 minutes and will include English, Physics, and Mathematics from the 10+2 CBSE syllabus, as well as Reasoning and General Awareness (RAGA).
For each incorrect response, 0.25 points will be deducted.
IAF will submit the marks earned by candidates in STAR Phase-I Testing using the "Normalised" algorithm to account for differences in the difficulty levels of the question papers across different sessions.
Candidates who have been shortlisted will be invited to take the IAF Agniveer Phase 2 Exam.
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