Military Aptitude Test for AFCAT

Can you tell me if Military Aptitude Test is a part of Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) syllabus? Provide me the syllabus and previous year question paper of AFCAT?

Yes, Military Aptitude Test is a part of Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) syllabus. The syllabus and previous year question paper of AFCAT are as follows:

(a) General Awareness –
History, Sports, Geography, Environment, Civics, Basic Science, Defence, Art, Culture, Current Affairs, Politics etc

(b) Verbal Ability in English –
Comprehension, Error Detection, Sentence Completion, Synonyms, Antonyms and Testing of Vocabulary

(c) Numerical Ability –
Decimal Fraction, Simplification, Average, Profit & loss, Percentage, Ratio & Proportion and Simple interest

(d) Reasoning and Military Aptitude Test –
Verbal Skills and Spatial Ability

Question Paper

Read the following passage carefully and answer the questions given below it.
The awareness of equal corruption will be a better emotional basis for the so-called multiracial commonwealth, of which much is made, than its professed principle-the pursuit of common aims in world politics, aims which are so rarefied that a large volume of artificial political oxygen is needed to keep that body-politic breathing. After all, it cannot be denied that even the United States and the Soviet Union are pursing common aims in world affairs, such as peace, disarmament, democracy, technological progress, as well as freedom as understood by each. But that is not preventing them from doing things which might lead to the destruction or near destruction of mankind. Thus, common aims would seem to be very undependable as guarantees for goodwill and co-operation among nations. On the contrary, a frank admission of being equal sinners would at least encourage charity and discourage moral arrogance. That would be a better foundation for integration for international and multi-racial co-operation.

Q1. The Commonwealth is characterised by
(a) the failure of the constituents to work for the same goals
(b) the racial nature of its membership
(c) uniform lack of moral standards
(d) constant redefining of objectives

Q2. The super powers may claim to have the same laudable objectives, but these
(a) do not work earnestly to achieve them
(b) undo each other’s efforts
(c) still act against the interest of mankind
(d) do not see them in the right perspective

Q3. Common goals are desirable, but these
(a) do not ensure international co-operation
(b) lead to unnecessary tensions
(c) encourage rivalry between super powers
(d) lead to destruction of mankind

Q4. International co-operation can come about if
(a) nations become aware of their own failings and discard pride
(b) charitable organizations are encouraged
(c) different races are treated on the basis of equality
(d) nations guilty of immoral actions are exposed

AFCAT Question Paper

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