As per the latest notification from AAI (Airport Authority of India), there is a huge recruitment for the post of Junior Executive (ATC and AO), candidates appearing this time need not appear for interview, written exam and voice test will suffice.

Total Qn. & Marks of Written exam is 120 in 2 hrs  Final selection is based on Written exam marks only, there is no marks for voice test, this is to assess your communication skills and to check whether your voice is clear or not. 

According to our experience and as per talks with recently selected junior executives (ATC & AO), toughness is increased for written exam.

For ATC & AO : 

There are two sections – Technical and Non-Technical. Each section comprises of 60 questions and is evaluated for 60 marks

Technical section –
1.  Physics –> 30 questions from Class 11th and 12th level along with a few from Engineering Physics.
2. Mathematics –> 30 questions from Class 11th and 12th level along with a few Gate level math problems.

Non-Technical section–
1. English-  20 questions
2. Aptitude- 15 questions
3. Reasoning- 15 questions
4. General awareness- 10 questions.

Approach

->First we will focus on non-technical section(moderate syllabus), this is scoring section. Target to get 55+ out of 60 and anyone with decent preparation can achieve good score.
->Then in technical section we will first focus on engineering math then physics. Technical section needs more practice than non-technical section. This is less scoring. This time there is no interview so this section is more important. Start preparation from class 11th & 12th notes and previous yr engineering preparation book.

All those students who clear the written exam will be trained for voice test (No extra charge).

• You can join our Program click to know more.
• Download Previous Year Paper of 2018 (ATC).

FAQ & About Our Program :

1. Who is an ATCO ?

ATCO (Air Traffic Control officer) is the person who is responsible for safe operations of aircrafts and they are the one who stay in regular contact with the Pilots flying in their jurisdiction , these are most respected jobs and require a very good communication & calculations skills. This is one of the most stressful jobs in world, and hence comes with a lot of benefits like job security, handsome salary packages, etc.

2.How to Become Air Traffic Controller (ATC) in India ?

First Option : Through Junior Executive Exam conducted by AAI(Airport Authority of India) at All India Level followed by Voice Test & ELP.
Second Option : Indian Airforce through CDSE & AFCAT.

3.What is the Eligibility for ATC ? (Junior Executive)

• Only for Indian Citizens.
• Age: Maximum 27 (For age relaxations and other details refer to official notification)
• Education : Bachelor’s Degree of Three Years in Science (B. Sc.) with Physics and Mathematics or Bachelors’s Degree in Engineering in any discipline (Physics and Mathematics should be subjects in any one of the semester curriculum).