Different levels of exam are conducted regarding this. Information on Job opportunities for Airmen is released on daily newspapers and the weekly employment news.
It is essential go directly on the specified date in the advertisement and take part. Must take the original certificates when taking part like this. This will be verified.
Next, a written examination is conducted. For Group-X, a technical airmen position questions from English, Physics and Mathematics will be asked.
For Group-Y Airmen position questions from General Knowledge, English and Reasoning will be asked. For Group-Y Medical Assistant position questions from English, Chemistry and Biology will be asked. These will be objective questions. For educational trainers and Music division. Questions to test their skills in the mentioned field will be asked.
A physical fitness test will be conducted to those who have passed the written exams. It is a must to pass this fitness test. 1.6 kms run within 6 to 8 minutes is part of it.
A direct interview is conducted for those who have passed the written exam and physical fitness tests. It is essential to pass a medical examination for the persons selected in the interview.
In Group-X division for technical Airmen post it is essential to obtain 50% marks. Apart from studying Physics, Mathematics and English or must have obtained a diploma in Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics / Automobile / Computer Science / Instrumentation Technology and IT. Should be between the age of 17 to 22.
In any one of the courses like B.E, B.Com, B.Sc and a B.Ed degree a minimum of 50% marks should be obtained. Otherwise, should obtain a qualification in B.Ed and have two years of teaching experience along with a degree in M.Sc, Maths/ Physics/ Computer Science or M.A English or M.C.A. For the first division must be between 20 to 25 years and for the next division must be between 20 to 28 years of age.
For group-Y and group-Z must posses’ skills in the related field. For Y division must be between the age of 17 to 22 and for Z division must be between 17 to 35 years. For these positions it is essential to have a height of 152.5 cms. Must have a weight proportional to the height and the age. Must have a minimum chest expansion of 5 cms. Should have good vision.
To register the application and to get complete details log on to http/indianairforce.nic.in.
IITs and IIMs to help the Government in Rural Employment Scheme
Besides the IITs and IIMs, many other universities and professional institutions have agreed to support the rural development ministry in implementing the Government's National Rural Employment Guarantee (NREG) scheme.
"The IITs may provide assistance for preparation of work manual and quality control guidelines for NREG. It will also provide technical inputs to improve the activities of NREG, besides helping create a model for work convergence with other government programmes," an official said.
"The IIT will also help in training and capacity building of NREG technical staff."
"The IIMs may help in development of tools for programme evaluation and monitoring, training and capacity building of programme officers and district programme coordinators. It may also help in the development of techniques and tools for convergence of agri-business and concurrent evaluation studies on NREG scheme," he said.
The 2006 Act provides enhancement of livelihood security to rural households by providing at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year.
Earlier this month, Rural Development Minister held meetings with the heads of several universities, technological and management Institutes seeking their support for the implementation of NREG programmes.
"Case studies may be developed through joint collaboration of the institutions and NREG programme implementation agencies that may be used in teaching as well as training institutions," he said.
The educational institutions may encourage undergraduate and postgraduate students in different programmes to work as summer interns in the NREG scheme and earn a certificate at the end of their internship.
Various areas of technical collaboration with the institutes were identified. It included the agricultural universities' potential support in conducting studies on impact assessment on employment, migration, income, wages, agricultural productivity and soil moisture.
In April this year, the NREG scheme was extended to all 630 districts in the country with 21.1 million households being provided employment till June 2008, says a Govt sources release.
"The IITs may provide assistance for preparation of work manual and quality control guidelines for NREG. It will also provide technical inputs to improve the activities of NREG, besides helping create a model for work convergence with other government programmes," an official said.
"The IIT will also help in training and capacity building of NREG technical staff."
"The IIMs may help in development of tools for programme evaluation and monitoring, training and capacity building of programme officers and district programme coordinators. It may also help in the development of techniques and tools for convergence of agri-business and concurrent evaluation studies on NREG scheme," he said.
The 2006 Act provides enhancement of livelihood security to rural households by providing at least 100 days of guaranteed wage employment in every financial year.
Earlier this month, Rural Development Minister held meetings with the heads of several universities, technological and management Institutes seeking their support for the implementation of NREG programmes.
"Case studies may be developed through joint collaboration of the institutions and NREG programme implementation agencies that may be used in teaching as well as training institutions," he said.
The educational institutions may encourage undergraduate and postgraduate students in different programmes to work as summer interns in the NREG scheme and earn a certificate at the end of their internship.
Various areas of technical collaboration with the institutes were identified. It included the agricultural universities' potential support in conducting studies on impact assessment on employment, migration, income, wages, agricultural productivity and soil moisture.
In April this year, the NREG scheme was extended to all 630 districts in the country with 21.1 million households being provided employment till June 2008, says a Govt sources release.
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