AFCAT 1 Result 2026 Declared – Download Scorecard PDF, Check Cutoff & AFSB Selection Process

* PC – Permanent Commission | SSC – Short Service Commission | Vacancies are tentative and subject to change. NCC Special Entry: 10% seats out of CDSE vacancies for PC and 10% seats out of AFCAT vacancies for SSC.

• Candidate's Full Name – as per educational certificates
• Registration Number / Roll Number – unique for each candidate
• Section-wise Marks Obtained – marks in English, General Awareness, Numerical Ability, Reasoning & Military Aptitude
• Total Marks Scored – out of 300 marks
• AFCAT Cutoff Marks 2026 – minimum qualifying marks for your category
• Qualifying Status for AFSB – whether shortlisted for Air Force Selection Board testing
• Category-wise Rank – your rank among candidates from same category
• Photograph & Signature – as uploaded during application

Note: Candidates who score equal to or above the prescribed cutoff marks are shortlisted for the next stage – Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) testing.

Marking Scheme: +3 marks for each correct answer | -1 mark for each wrong answer | 0 marks for unattempted questions.
Exam Duration: 2 Hours (120 minutes).

1. AFCAT 01/2026 Written Exam – Conducted on 31 January 2026 (Completed)
2. AFCAT Result Declaration – 11 March 2026 ✅ (Current Stage)
3. Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) Testing – For shortlisted candidates. Includes:
   • Stage I: Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) Test and Picture Perception & Discussion Test (PP&DT)
   • Stage II: Psychological Tests, Group Testing Officer Tasks, Interview, and Conference
4. CPSS/PABT (Computerized Pilot Selection System / Pilot Aptitude Battery Test) – Only for Flying Branch candidates (once in a lifetime test)
5. Medical Examination – Conducted at Air Force Central Medical Establishment (AFCME), New Delhi or Institute of Aerospace Medicine (IAM), Bengaluru
6. Final Merit List – Prepared based on AFCAT marks + AFSB marks
7. Training Commencement – January 2027 at Air Force Academy, Hyderabad

Note for Flying Branch Candidates: If you have failed CPSS/PABT in any previous attempt, you are not eligible for Flying Branch again.

• Keep a printed copy of your AFCAT Scorecard safe – you will need it during AFSB testing and document verification.
• Shortlisted candidates will receive AFSB call letters via email – regularly check your registered email ID.
• Aadhaar Card is mandatory for AFSB reporting and verification.
• Carry all original certificates (educational, category, NCC, etc.) along with self-attested photocopies to the AFSB centre.
• If you are a Serving Airman / Government Employee, you must bring No Objection Certificate (NOC) from your employer.
• CPSS/PABT is a one-time test. If failed earlier, you are not eligible for Flying Branch.
• Electronic devices (mobile phones, smart watches) are strictly prohibited during AFSB testing.

✅ AFCAT 01/2026 Result Declared on 11 March 2026 – Check Your Scorecard Now

📌 Total Vacancies: 340 | Flying Branch & Ground Duty (Technical & Non-Technical) | AFSB Testing Next

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