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Key Facts: Agniveer Vayu Exam

100

Questions (both streams combined)

CASB / Indian Air Force

85 min

Time Limit for Combined Test

CASB

-0.25

Negative Marking per Wrong Answer

CASB

Rs. 550

Examination Fee (plus GST)

CASB Guidelines

17.5-21

Eligible Age (years)

Indian Air Force

10+2 CBSE

Syllabus Standard

Indian Air Force

The Agniveer Vayu STAR online test is the Indian Air Force's computer-based entrance exam under the Agnipath Scheme. Science candidates answer 70 questions in 60 minutes; Other-than-Science candidates answer 50 in 45 minutes; both streams combine to 100 questions in 85 minutes. The fee is Rs. 550 plus GST, marking is +1 correct and -0.25 wrong, and selection uses normalised marks with intake cut-offs.

Sample Agniveer Vayu Practice Questions

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1Choose the word that is the SYNONYM of 'abundant':
A.Scarce
B.Plentiful
C.Empty
D.Rare
Explanation: 'Abundant' means existing in large quantities, so 'plentiful' is the correct synonym. Vocabulary items like synonyms appear frequently in the Agniveer Vayu English paper.
2Choose the ANTONYM of 'transparent':
A.Clear
B.Visible
C.Opaque
D.Glassy
Explanation: 'Transparent' means allowing light to pass so objects behind can be seen. Its antonym is 'opaque', which means not able to be seen through. Antonym questions test precise vocabulary knowledge.
3Fill in the blank with the correct preposition: 'She has been living in Delhi ___ 2018.'
A.since
B.for
C.from
D.by
Explanation: 'Since' is used with a specific point in time (a year, date, or event), while 'for' is used with a duration. Because 2018 is a point in time, 'since' is correct. This is a core grammar topic for the English paper.
4Identify the part of the sentence that contains an error: 'Neither of the boys / have completed / their homework / on time.'
A.Neither of the boys
B.have completed
C.their homework
D.on time
Explanation: 'Neither' is singular and takes a singular verb, so 'have completed' should be 'has completed'. Subject-verb agreement with indefinite pronouns like 'neither', 'each', and 'every' is a common error-detection topic.
5Choose the correctly punctuated and structured sentence:
A.He asked me that where I was going.
B.He asked me where I was going.
C.He asked me where was I going.
D.He asked me that where was I going.
Explanation: In reported (indirect) speech, the conjunction 'that' is dropped for questions and the word order becomes subject-verb (where I was going), not the interrogative order. This makes the second option correct.
6Choose the one-word substitution for 'a person who cannot read or write':
A.Literate
B.Illiterate
C.Eloquent
D.Articulate
Explanation: A person who cannot read or write is 'illiterate'. One-word substitution items test precise vocabulary and appear in the English paper of the Agniveer Vayu test.
7Choose the correct meaning of the idiom 'to burn the midnight oil':
A.To waste resources
B.To work late into the night
C.To start a fire
D.To finish work early
Explanation: 'To burn the midnight oil' means to study or work late into the night, dating from the era of oil lamps. Idioms and phrases are a regular sub-topic in the English section.
8Select the correct passive voice of: 'The pilot flew the aircraft.'
A.The aircraft was flown by the pilot.
B.The aircraft is flown by the pilot.
C.The aircraft was flew by the pilot.
D.The aircraft has flown by the pilot.
Explanation: The active sentence is in the simple past, so the passive uses 'was/were + past participle'. The past participle of 'fly' is 'flown', giving 'The aircraft was flown by the pilot.'
9Choose the word that correctly fills the blank: 'The officer gave ___ orders that no one questioned them.'
A.such
B.so
C.very
D.too
Explanation: When a noun (orders) is modified, 'such ... that' is used to express degree, as in 'such orders that...'. 'So' is used with adjectives or adverbs alone, not with a noun phrase.
10Fill in the blank with the correct article: 'He is ___ honest man respected by all.'
A.a
B.an
C.the
D.no article
Explanation: The choice of 'a' or 'an' depends on the sound, not the spelling. 'Honest' begins with a silent 'h', producing a vowel sound, so 'an' is correct.

About the Agniveer Vayu Exam

The Agniveer Vayu Online Test, known as the STAR (Selection Test for Agniveervayu Recruitment), is the entry-level computer-based test for candidates seeking to join the Indian Air Force as Agniveers under the Agnipath Scheme. Candidates choose the Science stream (English, Physics, and Mathematics, 70 questions in 60 minutes), the Other than Science stream (English plus Reasoning & General Awareness, 50 questions in 45 minutes), or both (100 questions in 85 minutes). All questions are objective multiple-choice at 10+2 CBSE level and bilingual except the English paper. Marking is +1 for each correct answer, 0 for unattempted, and -0.25 for each wrong answer, with final merit determined by normalised marks.

Questions

100 scored questions

Time Limit

60 minutes (Science), 45 minutes (Other than Science), 85 minutes (both)

Passing Score

Cut-off varies by intake; merit is based on normalised marks

Exam Fee

Rs. 550 plus GST (approximately Rs. 649 total) (Central Airmen Selection Board (CASB), conducted online via C-DAC at designated CBT centres)

Agniveer Vayu Exam Content Outline

20%

English

Grammar, vocabulary, tenses, voice, prepositions, error detection, cloze test, and reading comprehension at 10+2 CBSE level

25%

Physics

10+2 CBSE physics: kinematics, laws of motion, work-energy-power, optics, waves, current electricity, and modern physics (Science stream)

25%

Mathematics

10+2 CBSE mathematics: algebra, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, calculus, probability, and arithmetic word problems (Science stream)

30%

Reasoning & General Awareness (RAGA)

Verbal and non-verbal reasoning plus current affairs, history, geography, polity, general science, and defence GK (Other than Science stream)

How to Pass the Agniveer Vayu Exam

What You Need to Know

  • Passing score: Cut-off varies by intake; merit is based on normalised marks
  • Exam length: 100 questions
  • Time limit: 60 minutes (Science), 45 minutes (Other than Science), 85 minutes (both)
  • Exam fee: Rs. 550 plus GST (approximately Rs. 649 total)

Keys to Passing

  • Complete 500+ practice questions
  • Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
  • Focus on highest-weighted sections
  • Use our AI tutor for tough concepts

Agniveer Vayu Study Tips from Top Performers

1Practice with negative marking on: at -0.25 per wrong answer, blind guessing can lower your score, so attempt only when you can eliminate options.
2Master 10+2 CBSE NCERT fundamentals first; most Physics and Mathematics questions test core concepts rather than advanced tricks.
3Build a strong English base with synonyms, antonyms, idioms, tenses, voice, and error detection, since English appears in every stream.
4Revise current affairs of the last 6-12 months along with static GK on history, geography, polity, and defence for the RAGA section.
5Drill reasoning patterns daily: series, coding-decoding, blood relations, direction sense, and non-verbal figures speed up RAGA scoring.
6Take full timed mock tests of 60, 45, or 85 minutes to build the speed and stamina the actual STAR online test demands.
7Begin Physical Fitness Test preparation early — running and bodyweight exercises — because the online test is only the first selection phase.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Agniveer Vayu STAR online test?

The STAR (Selection Test for Agniveervayu Recruitment) is the Indian Air Force's computer-based entrance exam under the Agnipath Scheme. It is an objective multiple-choice test covering English, Physics, Mathematics, and Reasoning & General Awareness depending on the stream chosen.

What are the streams and how many questions does each have?

Science subjects has 70 questions (English 20, Physics 25, Mathematics 25) in 60 minutes. Other than Science has 50 questions (English 20, RAGA 30) in 45 minutes. Candidates applying for both answer 100 questions in 85 minutes.

What is the marking scheme?

Each correct answer earns +1 mark, unattempted questions earn 0, and each wrong answer carries a penalty of -0.25 marks (negative marking). Final merit is calculated using normalised marks across exam sessions.

How much does the Agniveer Vayu exam cost?

The examination fee is Rs. 550 plus GST, which comes to roughly Rs. 649. It is paid online during registration through debit card, credit card, or net banking.

What is the eligibility for Agniveer Vayu?

Unmarried Indian citizens aged 17.5 to 21 years are eligible. Science subjects require 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and English (50% aggregate and 50% in English); Other than Science requires 10+2 in any subject with 50% aggregate and 50% in English, with diploma and vocational routes also accepted.

Is there a fixed passing score?

No fixed passing percentage is published. The IAF normalises marks across sessions using a standard-deviation model and sets intake-specific cut-offs to shortlist candidates for the next phases.

Is the test available in Hindi?

Yes. The online test is bilingual, available in both English and Hindi, except for the English paper, which is in English only.

What comes after the online test?

Shortlisted candidates are called for document verification, the Physical Fitness Test (1.6 km run, sit-ups, and squats), adaptability tests, and a detailed medical examination before final enrolment as Agniveers.