AAI Manager and Junior Executive Syllabus 2026

Airports Authority of India AAI Manager and Junior Executive

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14 Aug 2026

AAI Manager and Junior Executive Syllabus and Exam Pattern 2026 - Overview

Particulars Details
Conducting Body Airports Authority of India (AAI)
Advertisement No. 12/2026/CHQ/DR-CBT
Posts Manager (Group A) and Junior Executive (Group B)
Total Vacancies 389 (260 Manager + 129 Junior Executive)
Application Dates 8 August 2026 to 7 September 2026
Exam Mode Computer Based Test (CBT), Objective type
Exam Language Bilingual (Hindi and English), except language-specific papers
Negative Marking No negative marking
Selection Stages CBT, Application Verification/Subsequent Tests, Interview (Manager posts only), post-specific physical tests for Manager – Fire Services
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AAI Manager and Junior Executive Selection Process 2026

  • Document and Medical Verification: A background check and medical assessment are conducted before final appointment.

CBT Exam Pattern – Confirmed Details

Feature Details
Question Type Objective (Multiple Choice Questions)
Exam Mode Computer Based Test (online)
Language Bilingual (Hindi and English), except for language-specific tests
Negative Marking No negative marking for wrong answers

CBT Structure – Based on the Previous AAI Junior Executive Cycle (Reference Only)

Part Coverage Nature
Part A Common to all candidates: English, Reasoning/General Intelligence, Numerical Ability/Quantitative Aptitude, General Awareness General aptitude, equal weightage historically reported for Junior Executive CBT
Part B Discipline-specific professional/technical knowledge related to the post applied for (e.g., Finance, Law, Operations, Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, IT, Architecture, Survey & Cartography, Fire Services, Commercial, Corporate Planning, Corporate Communications) Post-specific technical/professional knowledge

1. English Language (Part A – Common)

  • Grammar and sentence structure
  • Vocabulary, synonyms and antonyms
  • Reading comprehension
  • Sentence rearrangement and error correction

2. General Intelligence / Reasoning (Part A – Common)

  • Logical reasoning and analytical ability
  • Verbal and non-verbal reasoning

3. Numerical Ability / Quantitative Aptitude (Part A – Common)

  • Basic arithmetic and data interpretation
  • Numerical and quantitative problem solving

4. General Awareness (Part A – Common)

  • Current affairs
  • General knowledge relevant to the aviation and PSU sector

5. Discipline-Specific / Professional Knowledge (Part B)

  • Finance: Commerce, accounting, taxation, and financial management fundamentals
  • Law: Core subjects typically covered in an LLB curriculum
  • Operations: Airport/aviation operations fundamentals
  • Survey & Cartography: Surveying principles, mapping, GIS and remote sensing