Meteorology Entry (Air Force)
- Age
- 20–26 years
- Who
- Men and women
- Marital
- Married or unmarried
- Qualification
- A postgraduate degree
- How
- AFCAT written → AFSB → Medical
Air Force · Officer Entry
Air Force Meteorology Branch
The Air Force's Meteorology branch takes postgraduates in the sciences through AFCAT and the AFSB, to forecast the weather every sortie depends on.
Who Can Apply
IAF Meteorology Eligibility
Age limit, qualification and marital status for IAF Meteorology, from the latest official notifications.
Figures follow the latest official notifications. Limits can change between cycles — always confirm against the current advertisement.
Route
AFCAT written exam, then the AFSB
Training
Air Force Academy, Dundigal
Commission
Short Service or Permanent Commission
Every Route Ends at the SSB
Prepare for the IAF Meteorology SSB
Whatever the route to it, the IAF Meteorology selection is decided at the 5-day SSB. SSBWINGS, mentored by ex-SSB assessors in Noida, trains you for every day of it — screening, psychology, GTO, interview and conference.
Questions Answered
IAF Meteorology FAQs
Men and women, married or unmarried, aged 20–26 years, with a postgraduate degree.
Candidates for IAF Meteorology must be 20–26 years old.
AFCAT written exam, then the AFSB, followed by the 5-day SSB interview and a medical examination. (AFCAT written → AFSB → Medical.)
Yes — married candidates may apply.
SSBWINGS is mentored by ex-SSB assessors. The 15-day offline course at our Noida campus and the 20-day online course cover all five days of the SSB — screening (OIR and PPDT), psychology (TAT, WAT, SRT, SD), GTO tasks on a full ground, the personal interview and the conference — with one-on-one feedback.
More Air Force Entries
⏳ New batches open every month · Seats are limited
Your Chest Number
Is Waiting to Be Called
Every day you delay is a day your competition trains. Book a free counselling call — a mentor will map your entry, your timeline and your battle plan.