AFCAT Physical Standards Test Full Detail

AFCAT physical standards Test:- Friends, Today we will give detailed information about the Physical Standard Test to be held in the Common Admission Test of the Indian Air Force. There is no deformity in the body while doing any type of physical examination, so you should exercise care and do physical exercises. The Common Admission Test is conducted twice a year by the Indian Air Force, which takes place in February and September. Through this application, selected for Flying Branch, Technical Branch, and Ground Duty Branch in Indian Air Force.

After the written examination, the candidates have to undergo a 5-day SSB interview. In the interview, things like Psychology test, Physical fitness, Communication skills are tested and examine. The candidate who clears the SSB interview is selected for medical fitness Notifications regarding medical fitness and physical fitness are issued by the Indian Air Force every year.Through this article, we will share with you information related to physical fitness, on the basis of which the candidates are selected in the Indian Air Force.

AFCAT physical standards Test

Working in the Indian Air Force is a respectable job and it is the most demanding job For this job, a person has to be strong not only with knowledge but also physically and mentally.After which you can easily join the Indian Air Force For physical tests in the Indian Air Force, doctors from hospitals under the Army test the candidates. With the help of the table below, you give information about what is the appropriate physical standard for different types of branches.

height standard for flying branch

Both female and male candidates are accepted for flying branch The following types of height are required for both types of candidates

Parameter	Minimum height	Maximum height
Valid height	162.5 cm	…
leg length	99 cm	120
Sitting height	81.5	96
Thigh length	…	64

Height standard for ground duty branch

Both female and male candidates are accepted for ground duty branch The following types of height are required for both types of candidates.

parameter	minimum height	maximum height
acceptable height for female	152	…
acceptable height for male	157.5	…
gorkhas, Garhwal and Kumaon region	155	…

height and weight for AFCAT (for male)

With the help of the policy table, we are sharing you detailed information about the height and weight recognized in the Indian Air Force.This information is determined by age

Height (in CM)	weight (in KG) age:-15-17	weight (in KG) age:-18-22	weight (in KG) age:-23-27	weight (in KG) age:- 28-32	weight (in KG) age:- 33-37
152	46	47	50	54	54
153	47	47	51	55	55
154	47	48	51	56	56
155	48	49	52	56	56
156	48	49	53	57	57
157	49	50	54	58	58
158	49	50	56	58	58
159	50	51	55	59	59
160	51	52	56	59	60
161	51	52	56	60	60
162	52	53	57	61	61
163	53	54	58	51	52
164	53	54	59	62	63
165	53	55	59	63	63
166	54	56	60	63	63
167	54	56	51	64	65
168	55	57	61	65	65
169	55	57	52	56	66
170	56	58	53	66	67
171	56	59	64	66	68
172	57	59	64	67	68
173	58	60	65	68	70
175	59	61	66	69	71
177	60	62	68	70	72
179	61	64	69	72	73
180	61	64	70	72	74
182	62	66	72	74	76
184	64	67	73	75	77
186	65	68	744	76	78
188	66	69	76	77	80
190	67	71	77	79	81
191	67	71	78	79	82
192	68	72	79	80	82
193	68	73	79	81	83
SD	6.0	6.3	7.1	6.6	6.9

Height and weight for AFCAT (for female)

Height (in CM)	weight (in KG) age:-20-25	weight (in KG) age:-26-30
148	43	46
149	44	47
150	45	48
151	45	48
152	46	49
153	47	50
154	47	50
155	48	51
156	49	52
156	49	52
157	50	52
158	50	53
159	51	54
160	51	55
161	52	55
162	52	56
163	53	57
164	54	57
165	54	58
166	55	59
167	56	60
169	57	61
170	58	62
171	58	62
172	59	63
173	59	64
174	60	64
175	61	65
176	61	66
177	62	67
178	63	67
SD	5	5

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Visual standard for AFCAT (AFCAT physical standards Test)

Eye is a very important approach in the Indian Air Force.Therefore, at the time of selection of the candidates by the Indian Air Force, they must conduct tests related to the candidates’ point of view.Below we are giving information about the vision capability recognized by the Indian Air Force.

Branch	Visual acuity error	maximum limits of reflective error	colour vision
F(P) including WSOs	Hypermetropia: + 2.0D Sph Manifest Myopia: Nil Retinoscopic myopia: – 0.5 in any meridian permitted Astigmatism: + 0.75D Cyl (within + 2.0D Max)	6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in other, correctable to 6/6 only for Hypermetropia	CP-I
Aircrew other than F(P)	Hypermetropia: +3.5D Sph Myopia: -2.0D Sph Astigmatism: + 0.75D Cyl	6/24 in one eye and 6/36 in other, correctable to 6/6 and 6/9	CP-I
Adm/Adm (ATC)/ Adm (FC)	Hypermetropia: + 3.5D Sph Myopia: -3.5D Sph Astigmatism: + 2.5D Cyl in any meridian	Corrected visual acuity should be 6/9 in each eye.	CP-II
AE(M) AE(L)	Hypermetropia: + 3.5 D Sph Myopia: -3.50 D Sph Astigmatism: + 2.5D Cyl in any meridian	Corrected visual acuity should be 6/9 in each eye. Wearing of glasses will be compulsory when advised	CP-II
Met	Hypermetropia: + 3.5 D Sph Myopia: -3.50 D Sph Astigmatism: + 2.50 D Cyl	Corrected visual acuity should be 6/9 in each eye. Wearing of glasses will be compulsory when advised	CP-II
Accts/ Lgs/Edn	Hypermetropia: + 3.5 D Sph Myopia: -3.50 D Sph Astigmatism: + 2.50 D Cy	Corrected visual acuity should be 6/6 in the better eye and 6/18 in the worse eye. Wearing of Glasses will be compulsory.	CP-III

Standard of ocular muscles balance for flying branch.

The ocular muscle balance is also examined by the Indian Air Force to examine the vision of the eye. The table below gives detailed information about ocular muscle balance.

SR	Test	Fit	Unfit (temporary)	Unfit (permanent)
1	Maddox Rod Test at 6 meters	Exo- 6 Prism D Eso- 6 Prism D Hyper- 1 Prism D Hypo- 1 Prism D	Exo- > 6 prism D Eso- > 6 prism D Hyper- >1 prism D Hypo- > 1 prism D	Uniocular suppression Hyper/Hypo more than 2 prism D
2	Maddox Rod Test at 33 cm	Exo-16 Prism D Eso- 6 Prism D Hyper- 1 Prism D Hypo- 1 Prism D	Exo- >16 prism D Eso- >6 prism D Hyper- >1 prism D Hypo- > 1 prism D	Uniocular suppression Hyper/Hypo more than 2 prism D
3	Hand held Stereoscope	All of BSV grades	Poor Fusional reserves	Absence of SMP, fusion Stereopsis
4	Convergence	Up to 10 cm	Up to 15 cm with effort	Greater than 15 cm with effort
5	Cover Test for Distance and Near	Latent divergence /convergence recovery rapid and complete	Compensated heterophoria/ trophia likely to improve with treatment /persisting even after treatment	Compensated heterophoria

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Frequently Asked Question (FAQs)

• How many times a year are the Common Admission Test of the Indian Air Force?
  Ans:- Air Force Common Admission Tests are conducted twice a year.
• Which physical criteria are mandatory for the branch in Indian Air Force?
  Ans:- Read the above article in detail for the physical standard.
• Can Air Force applications be filled after the operation of the eye? Ans:- If you have an eye operation done 6 months ago, you can apply otherwise you cannot.
• Which post is admitted through the Airport Common Admission Test?
  Ans:- Through Air Force Common Admission Test, recruitment is done for the posts of Flying Branch, Ground Duty Branch, and Technical Branch.
• How much salary is given to the selected candidates in the Air Force Common Admission Test?
  Ans:- If you are training in the Air Force, then you are given Rs 56100 and after training 88 thousand to ₹ 110700 per month.