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NCC Special Entry Scheme in Indian Air Force : NCC.nic.in

There is a good opportunity for you if you are an NCC Cadet.

Are you an Air Wing Senior Division ’C’ Certificate holder of the National Cadet Corps?


NCC Special Entry in indian air force

You can join indian air force in the Flying Branch through the NCC special entry scheme.

Here is a good news that, if you have scored an A or B grade in your NCC ‘C’ Certificate exam, you can appear for the SSB interview directly without undergoing any other entrance examinations.


Verify the following eligibility conditions to join Indian airforce through NCC.

Eligibility criteria for NCC Special Entry Schemes to join IAF:


Age –Your age must be between to 24 years at the time of commencement of course to be eligible to enter the Air Force through this mode.

Nationality – Only an Indian Citizen can apply for this post.

Marital Status – You must be Single

Gender - Only men are allowed to join the Indian Air Force through NCC special entry mode and will be given a Permanent Commission.


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Educational Qualifications to join IAF through NCC:

(a) Any Graduate in Three Year Course in any discipline from a recognized University is eligible for this post with minimum 60% marks or equivalent and have passed Physics and Mathematics at 10+2 level

OR

(b) Any B.E. or B. Tech in Four Year Course from a recognized University with minimum 60% marks or equivalent can apply for this post.

(c) A Final Year/semester student is also eligible to apply. He should produce Degree certificate issued by the University as per the date stipulated in the advertisement.

You must have an NCC Air Wing Senior Division ’C’ certificate to have a career in Indian Air Force.


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Advertisement Schedule for NCC Vacancies:

For advertisement schedule and Indian air force application form for NCC special entry, you are to apply through respective NCC Air Squadrons/DG NCC.



Selection Procedure for NCC Candidates:

You are eligible for SSB interview without any entrance exam like NDA, CDSe or AFCAT. To get selected you must pass in the SSB Interview which will be taken by the service selection board.

The SSB interview will be same as for the NDA and the CDSE candidates.

Then you will have to pass in the PBT. You are allowed to appear in The Pilot Battery Aptitude Test only once in your lifetime.

This will test your ability to read instruments, mental strength and control over your movements.

If you qualify in the PABT and the subsequent medical examination, you will be sent for a training course at the Air Force Academy.

Thus, you will be commissioned as a pilot of the Indian Air Force after completion of your training from the AFA.


Conclusion:

Joining Indian air force through NCC Special Entry Scheme is easier than the other processes. you must keep an eye on the NCC recruitment notifications.
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