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The Indian Air Force has released the IAF Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 Answer Key 2026 for candidates who appeared in the Phase-I online written examination. The provisional answer key and individual response sheets are now available through the candidate login. The Phase-I examination was conducted in four shifts each day on 22 and 23 September 2026.
The response sheet and provisional answer key help candidates verify their marked answers and calculate their probable raw score. The release also allows candidates to challenge questions or answer options they believe are incorrect through the Objection Tracker.
The objection facility will remain available till 2 September 2026 (2355 hr). Candidates should review their response sheet carefully before submitting any challenge and provide supporting documents wherever required.
The important details related to the IAF Agniveer Vayu Intake 02/2027 answer key are given below.
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IAF Agniveervayu Intake 02/2027 Details |
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Conducting Authority |
Indian Air Force (IAF) |
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Recruitment Scheme |
Agnipath Defence Recruitment Scheme |
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Recruitment Cycle |
Agniveervayu Intake 02/2027 |
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Examination |
Phase-I Online Written CBT |
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Examination Level |
National Level |
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Phase-I Exam Dates |
22 and 23 September 2026 |
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Answer Key Release Date |
26 September 2026 |
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Answer Key Type |
Provisional |
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Availability |
Online through Candidate Login |
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Objection Window |
26 to 28 September 2026 |
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Expected Result Date |
By mid-October 2026 |
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Expected Phase-II Commencement |
November 2026 |
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Official Portals |
agnipathvayu.cdac.in / iafrecruitment.edcil.co.in |
The IAF Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 Answer Key 2026 is now available through the candidate login. Candidates who appeared in the Phase-I online examination held on 22 and 23 September 2026 can access their response sheet and provisional answer key using their registered login credentials.
For the convenience of candidates, the direct login link to check the IAF Agniveer Vayu 02/2027 Answer Key is provided below. The link is active now, so candidates can log in and check their recorded responses along with the provisional answers.
IAF Agniveervayu Examination 02/2027 Answer Key Login Link (Active Now)
Candidates can follow the steps below to check their recorded responses and the provisional answer key:
Candidates may experience technical difficulties while accessing the answer key, particularly during the initial hours after its release. The following measures can help with common login and website-related issues.
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Issue |
Suggested Action |
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Invalid Credentials |
Use the Forgot Password option available on the login page and follow the password reset process. |
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OTP or Reset Link |
The reset link/OTP is sent to the registered mobile number and email ID. |
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Heavy Server Traffic |
Try accessing the portal during off-peak hours if the website is slow or unavailable. |
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504 Gateway Error |
Clear the browser cache and try again using another browser. |
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Images or Page Not Loading |
Refresh the page or access the portal later when the server load is lower. |
The Phase-I examination pattern differs according to the stream selected by the candidate. The IAF Agniveer Vayu Group Y (Science Subjects stream) includes English, Mathematics and Physics, while the IAF Agniveer Vayu Group X (Other Than Science stream) consists of English, Reasoning and General Awareness. Candidates appearing for both streams are tested in all four subjects.
The subject-wise distribution is as follows:
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Subject |
Science Stream |
Other Than Science |
Combined Stream |
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English |
20 Questions / 20 Marks |
20 Questions / 20 Marks |
20 Questions / 20 Marks |
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Mathematics |
25 Questions / 25 Marks |
— |
25 Questions / 25 Marks |
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Physics |
25 Questions / 25 Marks |
— |
25 Questions / 25 Marks |
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RAGA |
— |
30 Questions / 30 Marks |
30 Questions / 30 Marks |
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Total |
70 Questions / 70 Marks |
50 Questions / 50 Marks |
100 Questions / 100 Marks |
You can easily calculate your raw marks using the marking rules given below.
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Response |
Marks |
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Correct Answer |
+1 mark |
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Incorrect Answer |
-0.25 mark |
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Unattempted Question |
0 mark |
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Multiple Options Marked |
-0.25 mark |
A question for which more than one option has been selected is treated as an incorrect response and attracts the applicable negative marking.
The raw score can be calculated using the following formula:
Raw Score = Number of Correct Answers × 1 − Number of Incorrect Answers × 0.25
For example, a candidate in the Science stream who attempted 58 questions, with 46 correct and 12 incorrect responses, would calculate the score as follows:
|
Calculation |
Marks |
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Correct Answers |
46 × 1 = 46 |
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Incorrect Answers |
12 × 0.25 = 3 |
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Final Raw Score |
46 - 3 = 43 marks |
Similarly, if a candidate in the Other Than Science stream attempted 44 questions, out of which 36 were correct and 8 were incorrect, the calculation would be:
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Calculation |
Marks |
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Correct Answers |
36 × 1 = 36 |
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Incorrect Answers |
8 × 0.25 = 2 |
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Final Raw Score |
36 - 2 = 34 marks |
Candidates who find an incorrect answer, an ambiguous question or another issue in the provisional answer key can submit a challenge through the Objection Tracker.
The objection window is open from 26 to 29 September 2026. Candidates should submit their challenges within the specified period.
Steps to Raise an Objection Against IAF Agniveer Vayu Answer Key
Candidates can raise challenges for issues such as:
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Type of Challenge |
Details |
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Incorrect Answer Key |
The answer displayed in the provisional key is incorrect. |
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Multiple Correct Options |
More than one option appears to be correct. |
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No Correct Option |
None of the available options is correct. |
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Incorrect/Ambiguous Question |
The wording of the question is incorrect or unclear. |
Candidates need to provide credible documentary evidence in support of their challenge. The supplied information identifies the following sources as acceptable:
The supplied material states that unverified coaching notes, personal handwritten summaries, social media posts and Wikipedia entries are not accepted as supporting evidence.
The objection processing fee is stated as ₹50 to ₹100 per challenged question, payable through online payment modes such as UPI, debit card and net banking.
Candidates should retain the submitted challenge receipt and the associated Objection ID for future reference.
After the objection window closes, subject matter experts review the submitted challenges against the relevant curriculum and examination material.
If an objection is accepted, the answer key can be revised. In case a question is found to be defective or has no correct answer, bonus marks may be awarded to candidates who appeared in the relevant shift, or the evaluation may be recalculated using the valid questions.
The Final Answer Key will be prepared after the objection review, and the Phase-I result will be based on the final evaluation.
The official cut-offs will be released along with the Phase-I results. The supplied information provides the following expected cut-off ranges based on examination difficulty, candidate attendance and previous cycle trends.
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Stream |
Maximum Marks |
Expected Cut-Off Male |
Expected Cut-Off Female |
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Science Subjects |
70 |
34.00–38.50 |
29.50–33.00 |
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Other Than Science |
50 |
32.50–36.00 |
28.00–31.50 |
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Both Streams |
100 |
48.00–53.50 |
42.00–46.50 |
These figures are expected ranges and are not the official qualifying marks.
The previous cycle figures provided in the supplied material are given below for reference.
|
Intake Cycle |
Science Male |
Science Female |
Other Than Science Male |
Other Than Science Female |
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Intake 01/2027 |
36.00 |
30.50 |
33.50 |
29.00 |
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Intake 02/2026 |
37.50 |
31.00 |
34.00 |
29.50 |
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Intake 01/2026 |
35.50 |
28.50 |
32.00 |
27.50 |
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Intake 02/2025 |
39.00 |
32.50 |
35.00 |
31.00 |
Candidates who perform within the expected qualifying range should begin preparing for the next stage rather than waiting for the written result. According to the supplied information, Phase-II is expected to begin in November 2026, with the gap between Phase-I results and Phase-II testing typically being around 15 to 25 days.
The Phase-II process includes Document Verification, Physical Fitness Test, Adaptability Tests and Medical Examination.
Candidates are required to carry their original documents along with self-attested photocopies.
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Document |
Requirement |
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Matriculation Certificate |
10th passing certificate and mark sheet |
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10+2 Documents |
Intermediate mark sheet and passing certificate |
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Engineering Diploma |
3-Year Engineering Diploma mark sheets, where applicable |
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Photo ID |
Aadhaar Card, Voter ID or Passport |
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Phase-I Admit Card |
Original admit card stamped by the exam invigilator |
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Phase-II Call-up Admit Card |
Required |
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Photographs |
Recent passport-size photographs matching the application photograph |
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Domicile Certificate |
Permanent Residence/Domicile Certificate |
The Physical Fitness Test evaluates candidates' physical endurance. Candidates are required to wear suitable sports shoes and athletic clothing.
|
PFT Event |
Male Candidates |
Female Candidates |
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1.6 km Run |
Within 7 minutes |
Within 8 minutes |
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Sit-ups |
10 within 1 minute |
10 within 1 minute 30 seconds |
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Squats |
20 within 1 minute |
15 within 1 minute |
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Push-ups |
10 within 1 minute |
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The running event is followed by the prescribed calisthenic exercises after the required recovery period.
The Phase-II process includes two Adaptability Tests.
Candidates who qualify through Phase-II are scheduled for medical assessments at designated military hospitals. The medical standards test for IAF Agniveer Vayu include:
|
Medical Parameter |
Requirement |
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Minimum Height |
152.5 cm for male candidates |
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Minimum Height for Female Candidates |
152 cm |
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Height Relaxation |
Applicable to North-Eastern and hill region candidates |
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Chest Expansion |
Minimum 5 cm |
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Vision and Hearing |
Must satisfy Air Force medical branch requirements |
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Hearing |
Ability to hear a forced whisper at 6 metres per ear |
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Dental Standard |
Minimum 14 dental points with healthy gums and complete dental arches |
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Important Links for IAF Agniveer Vayu Exam Preparation |
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