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How Are Helicopter Pilots Trained in Indian Air Force ?
Most of the youngsters seeing a helicopter often fascinate to fly helicopter once in their life. Helicopter pilots are in IAF and also in some private airline service providers. Today, we are going to discuss about how and where the helicopter pilots of IAF are trained. If you dream to be a pilot in IAF, then there are different entries like CDS, AFCAT, NDA and NCC. And in all these entries the seats for flying branch is reserved. One can become fighter pilot, helicopter pilot and transport pilot through NDA after 12th, CDS after graduation, AFCAT and NCC special entry
What is Airforce Phase 2 Exam ?
Air Force Phase 2 is the next step after successfully completing Phase 1, which usually involves initial screening, aptitude tests, and an assessment of basic eligibility criteria. Phase 2 is typically more rigorous and comprehensive, aiming to assess candidates in various areas to determine their suitability for a career in the Air Force. Physical Fitness Assessment: Candidates who pass the online test and are selected based on merit will be contacted and called to the Airmen Selection Centre for the Physical Fitness Test (PFT), which entails running 1.6 kilometres (1,600 metres) in 6 minutes and 30 seconds, followed by performing
Career Options In Defence After 12th in Indian Army, Navy, Air Force
Career Options In Defence After 12th in Indian Army, Navy, Air Force There are several career options available in the defence sector for students after completing their 12th standard. Some of these options are: 1. National Defence Academy (NDA): The NDA is a premier institution that trains candidates for the Indian Armed Forces. Bihar Board students who are interested in joining the defence forces can apply for the NDA after completing their 12th standard. The selection process includes a written exam followed by a physical fitness test and an interview. 2. Indian Military Academy (IMA): The IMA is a training
What is Height Requirements For Females in Indian Army, Air Force and Navy ?
Minimum Height Requirements For Females in Indian Army, Air Force and Navy More than 10400 women officers are selected and serving as class 1 officers in Indian Armed forces.Today Indian women are taking part in every aspect of life without discrimination. 19 seats are reserved for the female candidates in NDA after the historical verdict of the Honorable Supreme Court.That means the day is not far away that the Indian female candidates will be far ahead from the male counterparts. In this Blog, we are going to discuss about Height Requirements For Females in Indian Army, Air Force and Navy
What is AFSPA “Armed Forces Special Powers Act” ?
What is AFSPA “Armed Forces Special Powers Act” ? What is AFSPA : Being a defence Aspirant each one of you  should know about AFSPA. In 1947 when India got freedom from foreign rule, India was divided into many small provinces and states (rajwade) the then home minister Shri Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel took the responsibility to unite all the small Provinces. For that constantly he tried to convince the rulers of the provinces and states and there were some clashes and small fights also. After all there is a huge unrest in the north eastern states because some local
How Many Commands are there in Indian Air Force?
Commands are there in Indian Air Force The IAF currently has total seven commands.Five are Operational Commands and is headed by an Air Officer Commander-in-Chief with the rank of Air Marshal also known as CNC. Two Commands  – Training Command and Maintenance Command. AirHQ is at New Delhi is commanded by the Chief of Air Staff. 1.Western Air Command (WAC) Established on 27 Sep 1947 HQ New Delhi In 1949, It was redesignated as Operations Command. In 1962, with the raising of Central Air Command, Operations Command was renamed as Western Air Command. WAC is the maximum vital of the 5 local commands. It controls air operations north
What are the Most Common AFSB interview Questions?
Most Important AFSB interview Questions During Your SSB Interviews Often During Personal Interview Round,Questions Pertaining to Your Choice of Forces Is Asked. In this Blog we are going to Discuss about the Most common AFSB interview questions asked during your Air Force Selection Board Interviews.These are set of Questions taken from students who have faced SSB Interviews Of Indian Air Force In either of 5 SSB Boards i.e. 1. AFSB-Dehradun 2. AFSB-Mysore 3. AFSB-Gandhinagar 4. AFSB-Varansi 5. AFSB-Guwahati Questions asked during SSb Interview are as follows:- Here is the list of most common AFSB interview questions… Q.What are the 3
WAYS TO JOIN INDIAN AIR FORCE
WAYS TO JOIN INDIAN AIR FORCE : Joining the military, such as the Army, Navy, or Air Force, allows you to serve your country with pride and honour. Many people who desire to join the Indian Defence Forces aspire to be part of the Indian Air Force. The IAF can be joined in a variety of ways. Exams such as the NDA, AFCAT, CDS, University Entry Scheme (UES), and others are available to anyone interested in joining the Air Force. Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) The AFCAT exam is administered by the Indian Air Force. The AFCAT test is
How Girls Can Join Indian Air Force
How Girls Can Join Indian Air Force : Girls who want to join the Indian Air Force must take the AFCAT exam. The Air Force Selection Board (AFSB) interviews the candidates who have been shortlisted. Candidates must pass medical examinations after successfully completing the interview process. They can join the elite Indian Air Force after passing the test. AFCAT has three branches: Flying Branch, Technical Branch, and Non-Technical Branch. Flying Branch Flying fighter planes, helicopters, freight planes, and other aircraft will be part of the flying branch. To be considered for this post, a candidate must have a B.Tech/B.E. degree
Experimental Induction Scheme of Women Fighter Pilots in IAF Into Permanent One
Women Fighter Pilots in IAF : The Defense Ministry has decided to change the experimental plan to induct women fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force into a permanent one. Defense Minister Rajnath Singh said on Tuesday that this decision is a testament to the potential of India’s women power and Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s commitment towards women empowerment. “The Ministry of Defense (MoD) has decided to convert the pilot plan to induct women fighter pilots in the Indian Air Force into a permanent one,” It tweeted. “This is a testament to the potential of India’s ‘Nari Shakti’ and our
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