- Number of vacancies
- Difficulty level of the exam
- Number of candidates appearing for the exam
- Previous year's cutoff trends


- The AFCAT cutoff marks for the Ground Duty (Non-Technical) branch have been relatively lower compared to the Technical branch.
- In recent years, the cutoff marks for the Ground Duty (Non-Technical) branch have ranged between 130-150 out of 300 marks.


- Cutoff marks determine the minimum score required by a candidate to be eligible for the next stage of the selection process.
- Candidates who score above the cutoff marks are shortlisted for further rounds such as the AFSB (Air Force Selection Board) interview.


- Understand the AFCAT exam pattern and syllabus.
- Create a study plan and allocate time for each subject.
- Practice previous year question papers and mock tests to get familiar with the exam pattern and time management.
- Focus on improving your English language skills, general awareness, and reasoning abilities.
- Stay updated with current affairs and developments in the field of defense and aviation.
- Take guidance from experienced mentors or join coaching institutes to enhance your preparation.


- The AFCAT cutoff for the Ground Duty (Non-Technical) branch varies every year based on multiple factors.
- Candidates aspiring to join the Ground Duty (Non-Technical) branch need to score above the cutoff marks to be eligible for further selection rounds.
- With proper preparation, dedication, and practice, candidates can improve their chances of scoring above the cutoff marks and securing a position in the Indian Air Force.