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Squadron leader Nivedita Chaoudhary First IAF Women Officer To Climb The Mt. Everest

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Squadron leader Nivedita Chaoudhary First IAF Women Officer To Climb The Mt. Everest. One cannot climb at all unless he has sufficient urge to do so. Danger must be met (indeed it must be used) to an extent beyond that incurred to normal life. That is one reason men climb for only in response to challenge one man becomes his best.

And when it comes to striving for excellence why not take on the ultimate challenge present on this earth, why settle halfway when you have the strength and courage to go the entire length. Hence came the idea of IAF woman mountaineering expedition to Mt Everest, the highest point on the earth.
The expedition was headed by Gp Capt NK Dahiya, a very experienced mountaineer and an amazing leader himself. The team had been flagged off on 13 Apr 2011. All 11 women officers were the first women officers of the IAF to be in a situation where no other IAF women officer had been earlier, we all exhibited exemplary courage and determination in bringing laurels to the IAF and the nation.

I joined the team in 2009 after having done Basic Mountainering Course and did one successful expedition to Mt Kamet (7757 Mt) in year 2010. I went to Siachen Glacier along with the team for winter training camp in year 2010 & 2011. The endurance and grit of the team were tested during various expeditions and courses. Here we were in for a systematic, scientific and grueling physical fitness and endurance training program with three hours of weight training in the gym in the morning hours and endurance runs of two hours in the evening.First IAF Women Officer To Climb The Mt. Everest

After having reached at Nepal, we landed at Lukla on 16 Apr 11 and started our trek to Base camp, we reached Base camp on 24 Apr 11 having gained on altitude of about 8000 over 60kms in eight days. On 28 Apr 11, we all put on our crampons, tightened the climbing harness and started for acclimatization. The team was divided into two parts, Team-1 & Team-2. The first team consisting self, Sqn Ldr Lalitha Mishra, Flt LtToolika Rani, Cpl Raju Sindhu, Cpl DK Vyas and the team leader Group Captain NK Dahiya scrambled through Khumbu icefall directly towards Camp- II (6400 M). However three members fall to exertion and fever as the team hit Camp-II. The rest three self, CplRaju and team leader continued to Camp-III (7162M) the next day. On 20 May 11, we pushed to submit camp(26300’) over a grueling 11 hours of climb. Once at South Col, we just had 5 hrs of rest and 10:00 PM, the final summit climb began. Crampons, Harness and oxygen masks were strapped on, self and Cpl Raju attached our jummars to the first fixed rope along with sherpas and began our assault on the peak. Gp Capt Dahiya wished us luck. It was a full moon night. The sky was absolutely clean and the snow capped Everest was glittering under the moon light. Of course the climb was tiring but the surrounding beauty took all the attention and by the time I could realize the pain of climb, I reached balcony. It was 3.00 AM. I changed my oxygen cylinder, took rest for 5 – 10 minutes and again started climb on the final summit Ridge. As the view of the horizon and the changing colors of mountains was very enchanting. However. this portion of climb was very dangerous due to the rocky surface and very thin ridge where you can put only one foot at a time. I reached Hillary step at around 7:00 AM in the morning. As they say “Once your cross you are almost there”. As I crossed the Hillary step I could clearly see the summit. It appeared as if it was a few step away, but it took 01:30 hrs to reach the summit from there.

Flight Lieutenant Nivedita Choudhary climbing the ladder at Khmbu
Squadron leader Nivedita Choudhary climbing the ladder at Khmbu

The overall view was so mesmerizing and the culmination of the conquest of the mother of all mountains brought tears of joy in my eyes. It was on 21 May 11 at 08:30 AM, I finally called up summit camp and said “Sir, I am on the Summit”. The flood of emotions was evident. Congratulation poured in from all the team members at Camp-II and Base Camp. At around 11:00 AM, self and Raju started descending. The descend was very dangerous and I faced life-threatening situations but all went well and I reached summit Camp at 05:00 PM. I saw someone standing outside of the Tent. It was Gp Capt Dahiya who was waiting for us, as I reached him, he hugged me and I knew you will do it. It was my leaders’ faith in me which made me conquer the mighty mountain.

“The wings of our dreams are spread till there; we can touch the earth and sky from where”.

Source: careerairforce.nic.in

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These Lady Officers Will Motivate You To Join The Indian Army, Navy and Air Force

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These Lady Officers Will Motivate You To Join The Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. Women in our defence forces are playing an important role and making us proud time and again. These lady officers are keeping balance in their professional and personal-life, they are never off-duty and making us proud. Here we have few lady officers from Indian army, navy and airforce who will motivate young aspirants to join the forces, especially all-the young girls.

Wing Commander Puja Thakur became the first Indian woman officer ever to lead a tri-service guard of honor for a visiting dignitary.

Wing Commander Puja Thakur

 

OTA sword of honour. Capt. Divya Ajith Kumar, accomplished her army training from Officer’s Training Academy, Chennai. Her father was also an Army Officer. She was only 21, when she completed her training. Not only that, leading the army is her second honor.

Capt. Divya Ajith Kumar

 

27 Year Old Sandhya Chauhan is a Rewari Girl. She leads the mixed member contingent of 147 sailors and three officers. She is the first woman from her region to represent Indian Navy on a Republic Day Parade. Her brother was her inspiration as he joined Army in the year 2005. The sex ratio in her village- Kunda, is 797 per 1000. She sets a significant example for the people who think, girls are a menace.

Lieutenant Commander Sandhya Chauhan

 

Lieutenant Commander Priya Jeyakumar leads the Indian Navy Contingent of all women officers and cadets.

Lieutenant Commander Priya Jeyakumar

 

Capt Urvashi Rana of 114 Armoured Engineer Regiment

Capt Urvashi Rana

 

Captain Haobam Bella Devi Unfurls The Flag At Republic Day Celebration. A young Manipuri woman performed the most prestigious duty, of unfurling the flag in the presence of the President of India Shri Pranab Mukherjee, PM Narendra Modi. Chief Guest US President Barack Obama and many important dignitaries.Captain Haobam Bella Devi

 

Fallen jawan’s wife turns lieutenant. Priya Semwal who was commissioned as an officer into the Corps of the Electrical and Mechanical.

Priya Semwal

Sqd Ldr Shekhawat is the only woman officer of the armed forces to lead a marching contingent twice on Republic Day. Indian Air Force’s all-women contingent marching during the 66th Republic Day Parade at Rajpath in New Delhi.

Indian air force all women contigent

 

Lieutenant Ganeve Lalji–a young intelligence officer–is set to create history by becoming the first woman to be appointed as a key aide to an Army Commander.Lieutenant Ganeve Lalji

 

Although, in the past, female naval and coast guard officers have been known to spend their entire career doing on-shore duties alone, Asst. Cmdt. Chouksey, 25, has already started sailing. Asst. Cmdt. Vasundhara Chouksey

 

Cmdr Gutta Sowjanya Sree and Lt Vartika Joshi from the Navy and Asst Cmdt Vasundhara Chouksey from the Coast Guard have braved the rough seas between Chennai and Kochi as part of an expedition aboard the INSV Mhadei under the leadership of Commander Dilip Donde.indian navy women officers

 

Indian Navy Passing Out Parade May 2015: Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha awarding ‘Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief (South) Gold Medal’ for being adjudged the best woman trainee to Cadet Surabhi Chopra.

Surabhi Chopra

Indian Army all Women Expedition team to Mt Everest, the highest peak in the world.

Indian Army all Women Expedition team to Mt Everest, the highest peak in the world.

Lieutenant Colonel Sophia Qureshi has become the first woman officer to lead an Indian Army contingent at a multi-national military exercise.

Lt Col Sophia Qureshi

Lieutenant Kiran Shekhawat, Killed in Dornier Crash, is the First Woman Officer to Die in the Line of Duty.

Lieutenant Kiran Shekhawat

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Tattoo Policy For Candidates Appearing For SSB Interview With Permanent Body Tattoo

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Tattoo Policy For Candidates Appearing For SSB Interview

Tattoo Policy For Candidates Appearing For SSB Interview With Permanent Body Tattoo. The Tattoo Policy has been revised recently and the new Policy will be implemented with effect from 11 May 2015. Some of the salient aspects are given in succeeding Paragraphs.

Candidates from Tribal Communities

Candidates belonging to tribal communities/from tribal areas, as declared by the Government of India Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes Orders Act/Lists (amended and modified from time to time), are permitted to have permanent body tattoos on any part of the body, as per existing customs and traditions of the said tribe to which a candidate belongs. Such candidates will only be permitted to continue with the selection process in a SSB on the condition that the following certificates are submitted by the candidate from a tribal area, prior to commencement of Stage I of the selection process:-

  1. Self Certification Certificate as per Appendix ‘A’, to be signed by the candidate.
  2. Certificate of belonging to a tribal community and permissibility of permanent body tattoo(s) as per format at Appendix ‘B’, to be signed by one of the following two officials:-
    • DC/DM or SDM of the District/Tehsil where the tribe of the candidate is presently settled (Name and designation of the concerned official must be clearly mentioned).
    • Chairman/Secretary or any other senior member of the Tribe (Name, designation (if any) and address of the concerned member will be clearly mentioned).
  3. Remarks of the Commandant, Selection Centre on permanent body tattoo(s) on candidates from tribal communities will be as at Appendix ‘C’Tattoo Policy For Candidates Appearing For SSB Interview

All Other Candidates

Permanent body tattoos are permitted on the following body parts only, for which a candidate will be required to sign a Self Certification Certificate as per format at Appendix ‘D’:

  1. Inner face of forearms i.e. from inside of the elbow to the wrist of both the hands (area between 1-2 indian army ssb tattoos allowed area on forearmand 3 in picture affixed) Note:- Area between 4, 5, 6 is not permitted.
  2. Reverse side of the palm/back (dorsal) side of both hands (area between 2 and 3 in picture affixed).

Nature of Tattoos

Permissible Tattoos

  1. Though no restriction on size or type of tattoo has been specified, tattoos are only permitted on body parts as given at Paragraphs 2 and 4 above.
  2. Only small innocuous tattoos, that are not prejudicial to good order and military discipline are permitted e.g. religious symbols or names of near and dear ones etc.

Non Permissible Tattoos

Regardless of location of a tattoo on the body (permitted/not permitted), the following will fall under the category of ‘Non Permissible Tattoos’:

  1. Tattoos on any other part of the body (less Paragraphs 2 and 4 above).
  2. A tattoo with lewd or offensive content or indecent figures.
  3. Tattoos that are indecent, sexist or racist, explained as follows:-
    • Indecent tattoos are those that are grossly offensive to modesty, decency or propriety.
    • Sexist tattoos are those that advocate a philosophy that demeans a person based on gender.
    • Racist tattoos advocate a philosophy that degrades or demeans a person based on race, ethnicity or region and religion.

Acceptance/ Non-Acceptance of Permanent Body Tattoo(s)

Any candidate with a permanent body tattoo(s) on any part of the body other than that specified in Paragraphs 2 and 4 above (permissible category), or is of an objectionable nature (non permissible category), as brought out in Paragraph 6 above, are not eligible for enrolment into the Armed Forces.

Candidates with non-permissible tattoos will be rejected by : 

  1. The Commandant, Selection Centre prior to commencement of Stage I (or).
  2. The Commandant, Selection Centre as soon as the non-permissible tattoo(s) is noticed at any stage of the selection process (or).
  3. The Commandant, Selection Centre as soon as the non-permissible tattoo(s) is noticed during the medical examination phase, on intimation by Medical Authorities (or).
  4. The Commandant, Pre-Commission Training Academy (PCTA), if a non permissible tattoo(s) is noticed post-enrolment during the training phase.

Commandants of Selection Centres/PCTAs will intimate candidates found with non permissible tattoo(s) of their rejection from the selection/training process, in writing.

The following aspects will be ensured during various stages from conduct of SSB interviews till induction of candidates and thereafter, in their designated PCTAs

Service Selection Centres.

  1. Candidates, on arrival at the SSB, will be required to submit a Self Certified Certificate of undertaking declaring details of all permanent body tattoo(s), prior to commencement of Stage-I Testing.
  2. The certificates have been uploaded on “joinindianarmy.nic.in”, the official website of Recruiting Directorate. Candidates will be apprised of this in the call up letters to download the same, fill in their particulars and bring it along with them.
  3. Candidates who are not in possession of these certificates will be made to sign the same during the document check before commencement of Stage-I Testing.
  4. A candidate will be required to fill separate certificates for each of the permanent tattoo(s) sported by him/her.
  5. Such certificates will be countersigned by the Commandant, Selection Centres clearly stating whether the permanent body tattoo(s) is accepted or not. The said certificate(s) will form part of the candidate’s dossier along with other documents. Copy of the certificate(s) will also be fwd to concerned MH in case of “Recommended” candidates.
  6. In case a candidate has undergone removal of tattoo(s) prior to appearing for SSB interview and the same has faded substantially, this will be treated as a “scar” and not a tattoo. Such candidates will be permitted to undergo the entire selection process subject to approval by the Commandant, Selection Centre.

At Military Hospitals/Command Hospitals/Medical Directorate.

  1. Candidates with permanent body tattoo(s), which have already been approved by the Commandant, Selection Centre, will be checked from the medical angle during his/her medicals and accordingly endorsed in his/her medical document.
  2. In case during medical examination, a candidate is found to be having a permanent body tattoo(s) which was not earlier declared by him/her prior to commencement of Stage I, then:
    • The tattoo(s) will be checked by the Medical Authority from the medical angle and accordingly endorsed in the candidate’s dossier/medical document.
    • The candidate will be returned to the Selection Centre forthwith for endorsement by the Commandant, Selection Centre.
  3. Medical examination of such candidates will continue as hitherto fore at the medical institution if the permanent body tattoo is approved by the Commandant, Selection Centre.
  4. The above notwithstanding, Commandant, Selection Centre is empowered to cancel the candidature of such candidates as referred in Para 10 (b) (ii) on grounds of misrepresentation of facts and the concerned candidate will be apprised of this in writing with a copy endorsed to the Recruiting Directorate.

Auth:- DG Rtg/Rtg ‘A’ (P&C) letter No 58507/Tattoos/Sel Pol/Rtg P&C dt 11 May 2015.

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NDA (II) 2014 Final Result and Merit List

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NDA (II) 2014 Final Result and Merit List. NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY & NAVAL ACADEMY EXAM.(II),2014 -DECLARATION OF FINAL RESULT THEREOF. The following is the list, in order of merit of 453 candidates, who have qualified on the basis of the results of the Written Examination held by the Union Public Service Commission in 28th September, 2014 and the subsequent Interviews held by the Services Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence for admission to the Army, Navy and Air Force wings of National Defence Academy for the 134th Course and Naval Academy for the 96th Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from July, 2015. For detailed information regarding the actual date of commencement of the above courses, please visit the websites of Ministry of Defence i.e www. joinindianarmy. nic.in or indianarmy .gov.in.

The results of Medical Examination have not been taken into account in preparing these lists. The candidature of all the candidates is provisional, subject to their submitting the requisite certificates in support of date of birth and educational qualifications etc. claimed by them directly to the Additional Directorate General of Recruiting, Adjutant General’s Branch, Integrated Headquarters, Ministry of Defence (Army), West Block No. III, Wing-1, R. K. Puram, New Delhi- 110066 wherever this has not already been done, and NOT to U.P.S.C.nda 2 2015 final result and merit list

In case, there is any change of address, the candidates are advised to promptly intimate directly to the Army Headquarters at the address given above. These result is also be available on the UPSC Website at http:// www.upsc.gov.in. However, marks of the candidates will be available on the Website after 15 days from the date of declaration of final results. For any further information, the candidates may contact Facilitation Counter near Gate ‘C’ of the Commission, either in person or on Telephone Nos.011- 23385271/ 011-23381125/011- 23098543 between 10:00 Hours to 17:00 Hours on any working day.

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Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2015 Result Check Online

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Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2015 Result

Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2015 Result. On the basis of the results of the Combined Defence Services Examination (I)-2015 held by the Union Public Service Commission on 15th February, 2015, 8488 candidates with the following Roll Numbers have qualified for being interviewed by the Service Selection Board of the Ministry of Defence, for admission to (i) Indian Military Academy, Dehradun, 140th Course commencing in January, 2016 (ii) Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Course commencing in January, 2016 (iii) Air Force Academy, Hyderabad (PreFlying) Training Course commencing in January, 2016 i.e. No. 199/16F/PC (iv) Officers’ Training Academy, Chennai, 103rd SSC Course (for Men) commencing in April, 2016 and (v) Officers’ Training Academy, Chennai, 17th SSC Women (Non-Technical) Course commencing in April, 2016.

The ratio of candidates shortlisted for the examination per vacancy is 1:18.29. The candidature of all the candidates, whose Roll Numbers are shown in the lists below, is provisional. In accordance with the conditions of the admission to the examination, they are required to submit the original certificates in support of age (date of birth), educational qualifications, NCC (C) (Army Wing/Senior Division Air Wing/Naval Wing) etc. claimed by them, alongwith attested copies of thereof, to Army Headquarters, A.G.’s Branch/Rtg./CDSE Entry, West Block 3, Ground Floor, Wing No.I, R.K. Puram, New Delhi-110066. In case of IMA/SSC first choice candidates and IHQ of MoD NAV ( OI & R Section), Room No. 204, C-Wing, Sena Bhawan, New Delhi-110011 in case of Naval first choice candidates and PO3 (A) Air Headquarters, ‘J’ Block, Room No. 17, Opp. Vayu Bhawan, Moti Lal Nehru Marg, New Delhi-110011 in case of Air Force as their first choice. The original Certificates are to be submitted within two weeks of completion of the SSB Interview and not later than 13th November, 2015 (1st February, 2016 in case of SSC only). The candidates must not send the original certificates to the Union Public Service Commission.Combined Defence Services Examination (I) 2015 Result

In case, there is any change of address, the candidates are advised to promptly intimate directly to the Army Headquarters/Naval Headquarters/Air Headquarters as the case may be. The Union Public Service Commission have a Facilitation Counter near Examination Hall Building in its Campus. Candidates may obtain any information/clarification regarding this examination on working days between 10.00 AM to 5.00 PM, in person or over telephone Nos. 011-23385271, 011-23381125 and 011-23098543 from this Facilitation Counter. Candidates can also obtain information regarding their result by accessing UPSC website http.//www.upsc.gov.in

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Captain Divya Ajith Kumar, Inspiring Women To Join The Armed Forces

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Captain Divya Ajith Kumar, Inspiring Women To Join The Armed Forces. Women have been called queens for a long time but the kingdom given them isn’t worth ruling. Misogyny, sexual harassment, verbal and physical violence and gender bias is a way of life for even India’s women of privilege. But for decades women have found a simple way to keep themselves and others afloat during difficult times: the power of advice.

These are all objects. Women have turned pretence into an art form. Learn to say no. No is a complete sentence. Never take advice from someone with bad eyebrows. When you are presented with opportunities lean in, but always say yes please, because now you are smart enough to be grateful. If you can read this consider yourself lucky. Give back. There is a special place in hell for women who don’t help other women. Create something: a garden, a painting, a baby, a legacy. Leave behind some proof you existed. Try to meet people in person. Be tactile.

Captain Divya Ajith Kumar, Inspiring Women To Join The Armed Forces
Captain Divya Ajith Kumar, Inspiring Women To Join The Armed Forces

Be silly. Stop hiding behind the internet. Stop hiding in general. Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage. Cultivate nonconformity and insouciance. When you make your peace with authority, you become authority. Have some ambition, learn courage. Most of the time tears are pointless. Be financially independent so that you love only for love. Accept the ageing process by simply considering the alternative. Don’t have any kind of operation that makes you look like a doll or a statue or a duck. Worklife balance is an urban myth. As she show so well, being a woman is a nice job, if you can get it.

Because she’s a pioneer and led an all-woman contingent of 154 women officers and cadets of the Indian Army this Republic Day. While women officers have been participating in previous Republic Day parades, this was the first time that an all-women’s contingent of the armed forces marched down Rajpath.

Because she created history as the first woman Army cadet to have been awarded the prestigious ‘Sword of Honour’ at the passing out parade of the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Chennai in 2010. A total of 244 cadets, including 63 women, passed out of the OTA that year.

Because she wants more women to join the Army. Although she now teaches at Officers Training Academy in Chennai she travels to schools and colleges to talk to students and inspire them to consider a life serving the nation by choosing a career in the Armed Forces.

Source: indiatoday.intoday.in

British Tank Crushes Learner Driver’s Car In Germany

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Germany has many foreign military bases and it's common to see armoured vehicles on public roads in the country.

There’s a lot to remember when you’re a learner driver but a pretty good rule is: don’t pull out in front of tanks.

That’s what happened to an 18-year-old driving this Toyota Yaris in the Lippe district of Germany on Monday.

According to local police she pulled out in front of a column of British military vehicles travelling on a ring road around the town, often used by British forces stationed nearby to transport tanks and other armoured vehicles.

The driver of the tank, a 24-year-old British serviceman, wasn’t able to bring his Challenger 2 tank to a stop in time.

Inevitably, in a battle between 62-tonnes of armour and a one-tonne hatchback, there was only going to be one winner.

Luckily the driver of the car was completely unharmed in the incident, and the tank crew pulled her free.

The car, however, suffered 12,000 euros (£8,600) worth of damage.

The tank, not entirely surprisingly – was unscathed.British tank crushes learner driver's car in Germany

Germany has many foreign military bases and it’s common to see armoured vehicles on public roads in the country.

A British army spokesperson told Newsbeat: “Our driving crews go through a very vigorous process before being allowed on the roads and both crews and vehicles are checked regularly.

“It is something we do take very, very seriously, especially with beasts of that size travelling on public roads.”

Source: bbc.co.uk

Gorkha Soldier from Indian Army Saves Girl from Rape and Takes on 40 Train Robbers with Only A Khukuri

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Gorkha Soldier from Indian Army Saves Girl from Rape and Takes on 40 Train Robbers with Only A Khukuri

Gorkha Soldier from Indian Army Saves Girl from Rape and Takes on 40 Train Robbers with Only A Khukuri. “The band of about 40 robbers, some of whom were travelling as passengers, stopped the train in the Chittaranjan jungles in West Bengal around midnight. Shrestha– who had boarded the train at Ranchi in Jharkhand, the place of his posting–was in seat no. 47 in coach AC3.

 

“They started snatching jewelry, cell phones, cash, laptops and other belongings from the passengers,” Shrestha recalled. The soldier had somehow remained a silent spectator amidst the melee, but not for long. He had had enough when the robbers stripped an 18-year-old girl sitting next to him and tried to rape her right in front of her parents. He then took out his khukuri and took on the robbers.

Gorkha Soldier from Indian Army Saves Girl from Rape and Takes on 40 Train Robbers with Only A Khukuri

“The girl cried for help, saying ´You are a soldier, please save a sister´,” Shrestha recalled. “I prevented her from being raped, thinking of her as my own sister,” he added. He took one of the robbers under control and then started to attack the others. He said the rest of the robbers fled after he killed three of them with his khukuri and injured eight others…“Fighting the enemy in battle is my duty as a soldier; taking on the dacoits in the train was my duty as a human being,” said the Indian army nayak.

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TGC 122 cut off marks

Indian army has published the TGC 122 notification along with the SSC- Tech 46 Men. This time Indian army has combined both TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46 together and they will be conducted under same SSB interview, which means there will be no SSB interview conducted separately. After this change candidates are worry regarding the TGC 122 cut off and SSC Tech 46 cut-off marks, as there were different cut off marks for both entries earlier, but with this change, we assume that the cut off marks for both TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46 Men will be the same. Also, cut off marks for TGC and SSC Tech 46 will vary as per your engineering branch and will not be same for all engineering branches.

TGC 122 Cut Off Marks

The candidates shall be shortlisted engineering stream/discipline wise based on the TGC 122 cut off percentage for the respective stream/discipline. The shortlisted candidates shall appear for a common SSB at their allotted Selection Centres. A common merit list will be prepared engineering stream/discipline wise for both the entries. Allotment of entry shall be based on merit and preference exercised. Candidates not getting their first choice will automatically be considered for their second choice. Candidates not giving any second choice will be considered for the only choice, if in merit, and will not have any claim on any other entry. The choice given at the stage of initial application will be final and no change whatsoever will be entertained at a later stage. Choice of an entry where no vacancies are indicated for a particular engineering stream will be considered as an invalid choice.TGC 122 cut off marks

TGC 122 Cut Off Marks (Expected)

Engineering Streams No. of Vcancies TGC SSC-The Cut Off Marks [Expected]
TGC-122 SSC(T)-46  
Civil 22 25 68%
Mechanical 10 15 68%
Electrical/ Electrical & Electronics 05 15 70%
Automobile / Workshop Technology – 02 72%
Aeronautical/ Aviation/ Aerospace/ Ballistics/ Avionics 01 02 70%
Computer Science & Engineering/ Computer Technology/ Info Tech/ M.Sc (Computer Science) 05 10 76%
Electronics & Telecommunication/ Telecommunication/ Electronics & Communication/ Satellite Communication 08 15 70%
Electronics / Opto Electronics/ Fibre Optics / Micro Electronics & Microwave 05 16 70%
Electronics & Instrumentation/ Instrumentation 02 03 70%
Architecture/ Building construction Technology 02 03 70%
Food Tech/ Bio Tech/Bio-Medical Engineering – 02 75%
Chemical Engineering – 02 68%
Total 60 100  

Note: These are expected cut off marks for TGC and SSC- Tech as per the trend, Indian army will declare the final cut off marks after the TGC 122 and SSC Tech online form submission. For correct eligibility details, read the TGC 122 Notification carefully.

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