AFCAT 2 Result 2026 Declared: Check Your Scores and AFSB Status Now

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has officially released the results for the Air Force Common Admission Test (AFCAT) 2, 2026. Conducted on August 8, 2026, the examination serves as the gateway for 379 vacancies across the Flying Branch and Ground Duty (Technical and Non-Technical) roles. Candidates who participated in the exam can now verify their qualifying status through the official portal.

AFCAT 2 Result 2026: Overview

How to Check IAF AFCAT 2 Result 2026

Follow these steps to access your scorecard successfully:

1. Visit the official website at www.afcat.edcil.co.in.
2. Search for 'AFCAT-2/2026 Result has been declared and is available for viewing through individual login' in the notification bar.
3. Click on 'Click Here' to open the login page.
4. Enter your registered User ID and password.
5. Enter the captcha code as it appears on the screen.
6. Click on 'Sign in'.
7. View the scorecard on the screen and download it for future reference.
8. Check the notification bar for further testing process updates.

If you are looking for more details, you can visit the Read More About the AFCAT Exam page. For those analyzing their performance, you can Click for Detailed AFCAT Syllabus 2026 or review the latest benchmarks at AFCAT 2 Cut Off 2026.

Details Mentioned on the AFCAT 2 Result 2026

• Name of the candidate
• Cutoff marks for the year
• Mark candidates have secured
• AFCAT 2 cutoff marks

Important Points for Candidates

• The result is available online.
• Candidates need their login credentials to check the result.
• Download the result after checking the qualifying status.
• Keep the result/scorecard safely for the next stage.
• Qualifying the written exam does not mean final selection.
• Shortlisted candidates will have to appear for the subsequent selection process.
• Candidates should regularly check the official AFCAT portal for further updates.

Next Steps: AFSB and Beyond

Qualified candidates are now eligible for the AFSB testing stage. Selection involves a written test, AFSB Test, and a Medical Examination. Remember that the marking scheme awards +3 marks for correct answers and -1 mark for incorrect answers, with no marks awarded for unattended questions. Successfully training leads to a commission as a Flying Officer, with promotion to Flying Lieutenant following 3 years of service.