HEIGHT AND WEIGHT RATIO FOR AIRFORCE RALLY BHARTI 2020 | कितना वजन होना चाहिए AIRFORCE RALLY के लिये

Описание: AIRFORCE rally weight and height ratio

Height and Weight Standards for Male
Height in cm Age Range (Years) age range
15-17 18-22 23-27

152 46 47
153 47 47
154 47 48
155 48 49
156 48 49
157 49 50
158 49 50
159 50 51
160 51 52
161 51 52
162 52 53
163 52 54
164 53 54
166 54 56
167 54 56
168 55 57
169 55 57
170 56 58
171 56 59
172 57 59
173 58 60
174 58 61
176 59 62
177 60 62
178 60 63
179 61 64
180 61 64
181 62 65
182 62 66
183 63 66
184 64 67

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in case of Ground Duty Branches, Technical Branch and Flying Branch, a set of basic Physical Standards exists, which a candidate must meet. In addition to these Physical Standards, Flying Branch applicants also have to satisfy additional Medical Standards too! Here are details about Physical and Medical standards-

To join IAF, candidates, irrespective of the entry mode and educational qualifications, must satisfy a basic set of Physical standards. The list is quite long. But the main things that are checked are-

Weight and Height ratio
Good Physical and Mental health
Good hearing
Well developed chests (expansion should be at least 5cm after full inspiration)
Healthy Bones and Joints

One must have 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in other, which can be correctable to 6/6 only for hypermetropia.
Vision Defects

Manifest hypermetropia must not exceed +2.0D Sphere.
No Myopia.
Astigmatism must be +0.75 D Cyl with +2.0 D maximum
Near Vision must be N-5 each eye.

Near vision is determined using “Times Roman” type and is assessed at reading distance (30-50 cm) and at 100 cm. The 100-cm distance is important in the aircraft cockpit and similar environments and for users of CRT displays. When two values are shown, such as N5 and N14, the first value refers to the reading distance (30-50 cm) and the second value to the 100-cm distance.

Color Vision must be CP-1(ML T). Color Perception-1: The correct recognition of coloured lights shown through the paired apertures on the Holmes-Wright lantern at LOW BRIGHTNESS at 6 metres (20 feet) distance in complete darkness.