Which college is best for joining Indian army?
Here are some of the best army colleges in India you could aim to join:
- 1 1. National Defense College.
- 2 2. Defense Services Staff College.
- 3 3. Armed Force Medical College.
- 4 4. Institute Of Military Law.
- 5 5. National Defense Academy.
- 6 6. Army War College.
- 7 7. High Altitude Warfare School.
- 8 8. School of Artillery.
Which stream is best for Army after 12th?
So it is preferable that you take Physics, Chemistry and Maths (PCM) in 12th class. Though army has no stipulation of these subjects as long as you can clear NDA. Navy and Airforce require the candidates to be from PCM stream. If you want to join after 12th class that means you will have to clear UPSC exam for NDA.
Is CBSE good for IIT JEE?
CBSE, if we go with the perception of IIT JEE exams, the board exams CBSE has better scope in it. ICSE certification is much preferred in foreign schools and universities, but the board exams CBSE shares the same reputation in all the colleges and universities across India.
Are there any IITians in the Indian Army?
Then again, you have already observed that there are very few IITians in the Indian army, so I guess your question is more about whether IITians consider the Indian army or not. I can’t talk about all IITians, but I can tell you about the few I know.
Is the Territorial Army part of the Indian Army?
The Territorial Army is indeed part of the Indian Army. It is a support function and TA supports the Army services by freeing up the Army personnel from performing static duties and taking on civil administration in times of war and natural calamities.
What are the qualifications required to become an Indian Army officer?
Candidates must have gained a graduation degree from any of the recognized universities of India Candidates must be gainfully employed in a government (central/state/PSU) job or in the private sector. Candidate may also be self-employed.
Is not joining the military a bad thing?
Not joining the Armed forces doesn’t imply that you are hypocrite or an unpatriotic person. It simply means that you’ve got other great choices and that your choices should be respected. When there are multiple avenues available, you choose the ones which pay you the most.