AFCAT 1 2023 exam is scheduled for 24th Feb to 26th Feb 2023. Candidates have just 1 month to prepare thoroughly for the exam. Mistakes can cost a lot for aspirants. Therefore, it is recommended to follow some standard and important guidelines to score high in the AFCAT 2023 exam.

Here are some do’s and don’ts for AFCAT Exam 2023.

Do’s for AFCAT 2023 Exam

  1. Go through the official notification and guidelines

    2. It is very essential to check the AFCAT official Notification thoroughly before the exam to get an idea about the exam guidelines, admission formalities, eligibility, selection process, etc.

  2. Check AFCAT Exam Pattern and syllabus

    3. Be thorough with the AFCAT exam pattern and syllabus. Be aware of any changes in the syllabus and, cover important topics concepts and clarify all doubts before the exam.

  3. Study from a limited but useful set of resources

    4. It is best to study from reliable and recommended sources of information to score well in the AFCAT exam and to avoid any confusion related to concepts and subjects.

  4. Practice mock tests and previous year’s papers

    5. Practice AFCAT mock tests, previous year papers, sample papers, etc. This helps in effective time management, strategy making, and gauging the difficulty level of the exam.

  5. Work on your pace and correctness

    6. Consistent practice can help you achieve your desired pace and accuracy. Therefore, practice questions daily and be thorough with your preparation.

  6. Work on your mental and physical health

    7. The AFCAT exam also includes a Physical standard test. You need to be mentally and physically prepared for it. Therefore, focus on these aspects too.

  7. Plan a schedule

    8. Create a timetable that fits into your regular routine and follow it religiously for the exam.

  8. Mark important days on a calendar

    9. Keep an eye on important dates, and the best way to do that is by marking those dates on your calendar. Dates related to application, admit card, and exam is critical and need to be marked.

  9. Be updated with current events

    10. Refer to good newspapers and check news channels daily to be updated with current affairs and general knowledge and to boost your communication skills.

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Don’ts for AFCAT 2023 Exam

  1. Avoid taking shortcuts

    2. Do not study any topic just to cover it. Go deeper into the concept and understand the fundamentals to get a grasp on it, and you can utilise it practically whenever needed.

    Make notes on important concepts, formulas, theories, etc. and practice numericals regularly. Have a consistent revision.

  2. Do not refer to any new concept/study material

    3. Avoid referring to too many resources for one subject. It would lead to unnecessary stress and confusion. It would also waste your valuable time that could be invested in something more relevant and useful.

  3. Do not worry too much about your preparation

    4. It is common among aspirants to worry about the result irrespective of having good preparation. Avoid stress as it would lead to panic, and you might not deliver the desired result on the exam day. Practice calming exercises and focus on your preparedness rather than the outcome.

  4. Avoid falling sick before the exam

    5. Avoid anything that might make you sick – improper sleep, eating habits, and lack of exercise. Focus on these aspects to boost your productivity and utilise the available time and energy efficiently.

  5. Don’t try to answer any questions that are outside your area of expertise. You could select the incorrect ones as well due to confusion.
  6. Do not stick to the questions that are taking too much time. If you have time after trying the paper, move on to the next section and review the problems left.

Some important exam day guidelines for AFCAT aspirants

  • Aspirants must not carry any Blue tooth device, communication/ electronic/digital/wireless devices like calculators, docupen, electronic watches with facilities of calculator, or cellular phone with them to the exam.
  • Candidates must not bring any valuable/costly items to the Examination Centres.
  • Candidates resorting to the use of unfair means during the exam will be withdrawn from the examination, and their candidature will be cancelled.
  • Candidate must not be involved in acts of indiscipline at the exam centre before, during or after the exam.

Succeeding in the AFCAT examination is not a cakewalk. Candidates need to focus on dedicated and planned preparation to ace the Air Force Common Admission Test. The strategised approach for AFCAT preparation will make it easy to ace the competition with flying colours.

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