10 Key Points About IMA Passing Out Parade

Chilled Dehradun heard the periodic sound of the shoe strokes on 10^th December, when another emergent batch went through its Passing Out Parade in the Indian Military Academy. The IMA Passing Out Parade is a life changing moment for the cadets that turned them into an officer. The cadets passed out from the IMA have the responsibility of securing the nation and passing the heredity of discipline and preserving national honour to the upcoming generations.

The academy is listed among some of the best training academies for officers and the glimpse of the shining, talented and skilled officers is raising its rank in the list. Some key point about the recent Passing Out Parade of IMA are.

454 cadets passed out from this Passing Out Parade.
139 regular course cadets, 122 technical course cadets and 53 foreign cadets have been passed.
UP gave 77 cadets in the batch, followed by Haryana 46 and Uttarakhand 29.
53 foreign cadets have been passed out belonging to 8 nations.
This Passing Out Parade took the total count of the officer passed form academy to 59,594.
Total foreign cadets passed from IMA has now reached to 1961.
Lieutenant General Narinder Pal Singh Hira was the reviewing officer of the parade.
Cadet Pratyush Mohanty was awarded the sword of honour of the batch.
Gold Medal was awarded to Cadet Malla Rajagopal Naidu.
Alamein Company grabbed the Chief Of Army Staff Banner.

Conclusion:

The academy has a remarkable record of recruiting some of the best officers in the Indian history who have made India proud by their brave acts. The passing of 454 vibrant cadets will reduce the dearth of the officers in the Indian army, which is a top priority of the Indian Army. The Passing Out Parade is a motivating moment for the aspirant and a path directing activity for the young minds, aiming to join Indian Army and make their life full of dare and experience absorbing.