The Indian Air Force Agniveer Vayu Intake 02/2027 Phase 1 examination was conducted on 22 and 23 September 2026. The provisional answer key was released on 26 September 2026. Candidates are now waiting for the Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 result and want to know the expected cut-off marks.
Based on the analysis shared in the PW video, the expected cut-off for the Science Group may be around 42 marks, while the Non-Science Group cut-off may be around 38 marks. The Medical Assistant entry may have a different qualifying range. However, these are estimated marks and not official cut-offs released by the Indian Air Force.
Candidates should also start preparing for Phase 2, particularly the Physical Fitness Test (PFT). Read on to check the expected cut-off, result date and latest updates for Air Force Vayu Intake 02/2027.
The Air Force Vayu expected cut-off 2027 may vary depending on the group, examination performance and other selection factors.Candidates can refer to the following estimated marks to understand their chances of qualifying for Phase 2.
|
Group/Entry |
Expected Cut-Off |
|
Science Group (X Group) |
42 ± 2 marks |
|
Non-Science Group (Y Group) |
38 ± 2 marks |
|
Medical Assistant (10+2 Entry) |
40 ± 2 marks |
|
Medical Assistant (Diploma/B.Pharm Entry) |
37 ± 2 marks |
Note: These figures are estimates based on the video analysis. They should not be treated as confirmed qualifying marks. The actual shortlisting criteria and result will be available through the official Indian Air Force recruitment portal.
Candidates must also meet the required sectional qualifying marks. The expected sectional cut-off may be as follows:
|
Subject |
Expected Sectional Cut-Off |
|
English |
7 ± 1 marks |
|
Mathematics |
7 ± 1 marks |
|
Physics |
7 ± 1 marks |
|
RAGA |
8 ± 1 marks |
The English, Mathematics and Physics sections are relevant to the Science Group. Candidates appearing for the Non-Science Group have English and RAGA. The RAGA section is also relevant to candidates appearing for the combined group examination.
Candidates must clear the applicable sectional requirements before their overall scores are considered for shortlisting.
The final qualifying marks may depend on several factors. Candidates should consider the following points while comparing their estimated scores:
Number of applicants: A higher number of candidates can increase competition for available vacancies.
Exam difficulty: The difficulty level of the question paper can affect the overall performance of candidates.
Group-wise performance: The cut-off may differ between Science and Non-Science groups.
State and zone-wise shortlisting: The analysis suggests that cut-off trends may differ across states and zones. Candidates from states such as Rajasthan, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Uttarakhand may face higher competition due to the number of applicants.
Available vacancies: The number of candidates shortlisted also depends on recruitment requirements.
These factors can help candidates understand why expected marks may differ. The estimates should not be considered a guarantee of selection.
Candidates are searching for the Air Force Vayu 02/2027 result date after completing the Phase 1 examination. As of 30 October 2026, the Indian Air Force has not confirmed a specific result declaration date.
Based on the previous recruitment cycle and the PW analysis, the result may be announced in November 2026 or later. Candidates should wait for an official notification rather than rely on an unconfirmed date.
Here are previous year’s recruitment timelines to estimate result date:
|
Recruitment Intake |
Examination Date |
Result Date |
|
Intake 02/2026 |
25 September 2025 onwards |
6 November 2025 |
|
Intake 01/2027 |
30 and 31 March 2026 |
16 June 2026 |
|
Intake 02/2027 |
22 and 23 September 2026 |
Awaited |
The previous recruitment cycles show that the time between the examination and result declaration can vary. Therefore, candidates should not assume that the result will be announced within a fixed number of days.
Once the Indian Air Force declares the Phase 1 result, candidates can check their qualifying status through the official recruitment portal. Follow these steps:
Visit the official website at https://iafrecruitment.edcil.co.in.
Open the candidate login section.
Look for the Agniveer Vayu Intake 02/2027 Phase 1 result link.
Enter your registered login credentials.
Submit the details to view your result.
Check your qualifying status and download the scorecard, if available.
Save a copy for future reference.
Candidates should keep their login details ready and check the official portal for further instructions.
Candidates who expect to clear the written examination should not wait for the result to begin Phase 2 preparation. The next stage involves physical and other assessments, so starting early can help candidates prepare better:
The Physical Fitness Test (PFT) is an important part of the selection process. Candidates should practise running, push-ups, sit-ups and squats according to the official requirements.
Focus on improving stamina, speed and physical strength. Follow a regular fitness routine instead of trying to complete all the preparation in the last few days.
Candidates should also become familiar with the next selection stages. Practising communication, general awareness and logical thinking can help with preparation for group discussions and adaptability assessments, wherever applicable.
Check your educational certificates, identity proof and other documents required for the next stage. Make sure the details match the information provided in your application form.
Clearing Phase 1 does not mean final selection. Candidates still need to clear the subsequent stages, including physical assessments and medical examination. Therefore, continue preparing and keep a backup examination plan until the final selection process is complete.
Candidates can watch the PW video below for a detailed discussion of the expected Phase 1 cut-off, result timeline and Phase 2 preparation.
The video discusses the expected sectional and overall cut-off for different groups, previous result timelines and preparation tips for the next selection stage.
Candidates who want to continue their preparation can refer to PW's Defence resources. These pages provide exam-related study material, practice papers and preparation support:
PW Agniveer Batches: Check available preparation batches for Air Force Vayu and other Agniveer examinations. Candidates can find courses with live and recorded classes, practice sessions and revision support.
Indian Air Force Agniveer Previous Year Papers: Practise previous year papers to understand the question pattern, difficulty level and types of questions asked in the examination.
PW Defence Test Series: Access Agniveer Vayu mock test series and practise questions to assess your preparation and improve accuracy.
The Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 cut-off is expected to be around 42 ± 2 marks for the Science Group and 38 ± 2 marks for the Non-Science Group. The Medical Assistant entry may have separate expected qualifying marks. However, the Indian Air Force has not confirmed these estimates as official cut-offs.
The Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 result is awaited as of 30 October 2026 and may be announced in November 2026 or later. Candidates should regularly check the official portal and start preparing for Phase 2, especially the PFT, without waiting for the result.
