Indian Army Examinations:
Indian Army is the land force of the military of
India and it maintains the third largest war-force in the world. The
Indian Army is a well-trained and well-equipped military service, with
a troop strength of over a million. Along with defending the nation's
frontiers the army has also taken up the responsibility of providing
internal security. The army has rich combat experience in diverse
terrains, considering India's diversity on this front, and also has a
distinguished history of serving in United Nations peacekeeping
operations. Indian Army consist number of Branches and services. The
range of career opportunity is very wide.
An extensive body of schools and centres supports
army operations. The officer corps is largely drawn from the National
Defence Academy at Khadakvasla, Maharashtra, a joint services training
institution that provides educational equivalents to the bachelor of
arts or bachelor of science degrees to cadets for all three service
arms. After completing their studies at the National Defence Academy,
army cadets are sent to the Indian Military Academy at Dehra Dun. Other
Indian Military Academy cadets are graduates of the Army Cadet College
or are direct-entry students who have qualified by passing the Union
Public Service Commission Examination. Still other officer training
occurs at the Officers' Training Academy in Madras, Tamil Nadu, where a
forty-four-week session is offered to university graduates seeking a
short-service commission.
In addition, the army runs a number of other
military education establishments. Recruitment to the Indian Army is
done through various Civil Services examinations and listed below are
the details of the same:
Modes of Entry: Officers
Recruitment of other Ranks:
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