What is Fast Track Selection by Indian Air Force By Editorial Team FTS Fast Track Selection [Pin on Pinterest] Recently Indian Air Force has published its Fast Track Selection Notification for the flying branch, apparently IAF is conducting FTS for flying branch after very long time, they are doing it for Meteorological branch regularly. This might be the reason few candidates are not aware of the procedure for Fast Track Selection test or the selection procedure of FTS. In this post, we will try to cover most of the things related to Fast Track Selection of Indian Air Force. Advertisement What is Fast Track Selection Fast Track Selection aka FTS is a conducted by Indian Air Force to select candidates for the respective branch. FTS is conducted in short amount of time and there is no fixed duration for the release of its notification, it may or may not happen yearly which is totally based on the number of vacancies. Syllabus of Fast Track Selection Written Test Like AFCAT Screening Test Like SSB or AFSB Interview PPDT Fast Track Selection [Pin on Pinterest] Test Procedure of Fast Track Selection On the spot registration Written Test PPDT ( for candidate those who have cleared written test) Allotment of AFSB centre and Dates for AFSB Interview ( only for candidates those who have cleared PPDT) Note: Candidate who fails in written test will be routed back. Documents Required for Fast Track Selection Two copies of pre-filled FTS Admit Card (on A4 size paper) as per format given in this advertisement. Original certificate and Marksheet of class Xth (as proof of date of birth) and of class XIIth. Original certificate and mark sheets (all semesters/years) of Graduation. Proof of identity such as Passport, Driving Licence, Voter Identity Card, College Identity Card or any other valid photo identity proof. Three recent colour passport size photographs. Who is eligible for Fast Track Selection Both men and women with qualification and age as mentioned in the notification. One who has already attend AFSB interview for the same course is not eligible for FTS. (Suppose you have already attend AFSB for the same course through AFCAT or CDSE Entry) In short, FTS is more like AFCAT entry but here IAF personnel will be coming to major cities and conducting it with speed as the name say FAST TRACK. Also it is an additional opportunity for the candidates those who have missed AFCAT entry or failed in AFCAT written test.
Posted on: Tue, 06 Aug 2013 04:29:07 +0000
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