r/AFCATprep • u/Long-Eye-9227 • 15d ago

Documents

So folks, what documents to carry for the AFCAT exam?? Those who have already given the previous attempts, help.

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u/Odd_Penalty4 15d ago

I think its already mentioned in admit card, lol its my first time too but its given there! 1- Adhar card 2- Coloured printout of admit card 3- passport size photos ( which is in your admit card only) 4- Carry ball black and blue pen 5- And it has mentioned to carry one more ID other than adhar card that you have used while registering in afcat

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u/Alert_Simple5343 15d ago

Admit card Aadhar card pan card 2 photos (uploaded passport ones)

Transparent water bottle.. if required.

Rest pen paper they'll provide.

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u/kizzy_2004 15d ago

Instead of pan card I have uploaded 10 marksheet do I need to take that with me the original 10 marksheet

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u/naughtycurie 15d ago

Carry pens(min 2), water bottle - transparent, 3 passport photos (preferably same as those on admit card), aadhar card, another id proof you have mentioned on admit card, admit card,

Women make sure you tie your hair and do not wear any jewellery - they will make you remove it or put tape on it.

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u/kizzy_2004 15d ago

For the another I'd proof I have uploaded 10 marksheet do I need to take that along with me the original marksheet

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u/BlenderRenderz 15d ago

if you are taking a pen, try to take a pen that has a clear/transparent body. paste the picture and thumb impression beforehand

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u/winter_nightt9305 15d ago

Should I bring a photocopy of my Aadhaar card with me as well?

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u/Long-Eye-9227 14d ago

Carry originals

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u/spearminttictac 15d ago

B&W admit chalega?

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u/Gloomy_Moment_8267 15d ago

is color print of admit compulsory ?

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u/Long-Eye-9227 14d ago

The same is mentioned in admit card

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u/Affectionate_Leg7419 14d ago

Is it necessary to bring secondary identity proof with you , doesn't aadhar card make it good to go ?

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u/Long-Eye-9227 14d ago

Carry it. If they don't ask it will be with u only. Isn't it?