Indian Air Force after B. Tech Mechanical

I have completed B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering and now want to join Indian Air Force so please give me all important details?

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Here I am giving you all important details to join Indian Air Force after B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering.

Eligibility Criteria:

Age Limit:
Minimum: 18 years
Maximum: 28 years

Educational Qualification:
First division (60% & above) in BE / B. Tech in Aeronautical / Mechanical / Production / Industrial Production or a combination of these subjects

OR

Section A and B of Associate Membership Examination of Institution of Engineering (India) with Mechanical / Aeronautical subjects by actual studies

OR

Section A and B of Associate Membership Examination of the Aeronautical Society of India with Group 1 (Design and Production) or Group II (Maintenance, Repair & Overhaul) subjects by actual studies.

University Entry Scheme (UES):
Only Men can apply

The candidate must be currently studying in Pre-final year of BE/B. Tech course in the relevant streams of engineering as applicable to AEC Courses. There must be no backlog /arrears 0 papers in the previous semesters.

Job Profile for Mechanical Engineer:
Mechanical Engineers are involved with preventive maintenance and servicing of aircraft or of common user and specialist application vehicles.

Mechanical Engineer can also be involved in the safety and maintenance of firearms and ammunition at an Air Force Base.

Selection Procedure in Air Force:
Selection is made on the basis of EKT. EKT is a screening test which has only Objective Multiple Type Questions on general engineering and specialized subjects.

Candidates who qualify EKT will undergo two phase personality test at AESBs subsequently.

Pay Scale of Mechanical Engineer in Air Force:
Selected candidates are paid a stipend equivalent to the initial basic pay of Flying Officer Rank for 12 months for the final year of study of engineering on completion of training.

After AFA completion these candidates are granted provisional SSC and subsequently considered for Permanent Commission at the specialist’s phase of training at AFTC.