INDIAN AIR-FORCE
RECRUITMENT RALLY FOR GROUP ‘Y' in Karnataka
DATE | STREAM | DISTRICTS TO BE COVERED |
20 July | Written Test and Physical Fitness Test (PFT) for Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {For Automobile Technician and Indian Air Force (Police)} trades | BAGALKOT, BANGALORE (URBAN), BANGALORE (RURAL), BIDAR, DHARWAD, YADGIR, CHAMRAJNAGAR, CHIKBALLAPUR, CHIKMAGALUR, HASSAN, UTTAR KANNAD, KODAGU, KOLAR, MANDYA, MYSORE, DAKSHIN KANNAD, RAMANAGARAM, SHIMOGA, TUMKUR AND UDUPI DISTRICTS OF STATE OF KARNATAKA |
21 July | Interview and Medical Examination of candidates passed Written Test and PFT on 20 July 2012. . |
DATE OF BIRTH BLOCK :Candidates should be born between 01 July 1991 to 30 September 1995
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION:
For Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {For Automobile Technician and Indian Air Force (Police)} Trades Candidate should have passed Intermediate or 10+2 or equivalent examination with Science, Arts or Commerce subjects or equivalent vocational courses with minimum 50% marks in aggregate. Vocational course should be recognized by Association of Indian Universities.
OR
Three year Diploma in any stream of Engineering from a Government recognised Polytechnic Institute.
MEDICAL STANDARDS :-
(a) General Medical Standards for both Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {For Automobile Technician and Indian Air Force (Police)} trades and Group ‘X’ (Technical) trades are as follows: -
(i) Chest: Minimum range of expansion: 5 cm
(ii) Weight: Proportionate to height and age.
(iii) Corneal Surgery (PRK/LASIK) not acceptable.
(iv) Hearing: Candidate should have normal hearing i.e. able to hear forced whisper from a distance of 6 meters with each ear separately.
(v) Dental: Should have healthy gums, good set of teeth and minimum 14 dental points.
JOB SPECIFICATION
(a) Group ‘Y’ (Non-Technical) {For Automobile Technician and Indian Air Force (Police)} trades involve jobs like.
(i) Automobile Technician As an Automobile Technician you will drive all types of light, medium and heavy automobiles, load carriers and specialist vehicles like cranes, towing tractors, fork lifters etc. subject to service exigencies. As a technician you will also carry out minor repairs, day to day maintenance and basic level servicing of the common user vehicles and specialist vehicles in the Indian Air Force inventory.
(ii) Indian Air Force (Police) As an Indian Air Force (Police) your responsibilities involves assuming police duties and investigation of offence. You are also in-charge of maintenance of security.
