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1200+ Geography MCQs Solved For CDS/NDA/AFCAT

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1200+ GEOGRAPHY MCQS SOLVED FOR CDSNDAAFCAT

Downloadable multiple choice questions and answers for geography are provided below for candidates who will be sitting for defence exams such as CDS, NDA, and AFCAT as well as any other competitive exams in India. You’ll be able to increase the number of marks you get for the geography parts of the general knowledge exam by working through these questions. These questions have been asked in the past and have a greater likelihood of being asked again in the upcoming competitive examinations.

AFCAT Question Papers

In the general knowledge section of the CDS and NDA exams, you will be asked many questions about Indian geography. However, in the AFCAT, you will probably only be asked one or two questions about Indian geography. These questions are definitely going to be of great use to you when it comes to other competitive exams in India, such as IAS, BANK, and SSCCGL, amongst others.

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1200+ Geography MCQs Solved For CDS/NDA/AFCAT

  1. Which state has smallest land area? [IAS 2003]

(a)   Goa (b)   Nagaland (c)   Sikkim (d)   Tripura

Ans: (a)

  1. The climate of India is mainly tropical because: [CDS 2002]

(a)   of the location of the Himalayas in its North

(b)   major part of India lies within the tropics

(c)   of the overpowering influence of India Ocean

(d)   of the seasonal influence of jet streams

Ans: (a)

  1. The two volcanic islands in the Indian territory are: [CDS 2002]

(a)   Kavaratti and New Moor

(b)   Bitra and Kavaratti

(c)   Pamban and Barren

(d)   Narcondam and Barren

Ans: (d)

  1. Among the following Union Territories of India, which one has the largest size? [CDS 2002]

(a)   Pondicherry (b)   Lakshadweep (c)   Daman and Diu (d)   Chandigarh

Ans: (a)

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  1. Which one of the following pairs is correctly matched? [CDS 1999]

(a)   Plimsoll Line : India and Afghanistan (b)   Durand Line : India and Myanmar (c)   Macmohan Line : India and Nepal (d)   Radcliffe Line : India and Pakistan

Ans: (d)

  1. Duncan Passage is situated between: [CDS 1999]

(a)   Minicoy and Amindiv

(b)   Minicoy and Maldives

(c)   Little Andaman and Car Nicobar

(d)   South Andaman and Little Andaman

Ans: (d)

  1. Ten Degree Channel is between: [CDS 2011]

(a)   Dover and Calais

(b)   Alaska and Russia

(c)   Little Andaman and Car Nicobar

(d)   North Korea and South Korea

Ans: (c)

  1. If the usual rule of calculation of time were applied for the extremes of Gujrat and Arunachal Pradesh, then approximately time: [CPO AC 2003]

(a)   at Gujarat would be ahead of that at Arunachal Pradesh by about 3 hours

(b)   at Gujarat would be ahead of that at Arunachal Pradesh by about 2 hours

(c)   at Arunachal Pradesh would be ahead of that at Gujarat by about 3 hours

(d)   at Arunachal Pradesh would be ahead of that at Gujarat by about 2 hours

Ans: (d)

  1. ‘Indian Standard Meridian’ passes through the states of UP, MP: [CDS 2000]

(a)   AP and Karnataka

(b)   AP and Tamil Nadu

(c)   Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

(d)   Orissa and AP

Ans: (d)

  1. The Lakshadweep Islands are situated in : [Bank PO 2007]

(a)   Indian Ocean (b)   Arabian Sea (c)   Bay of Bengal (d)   none of these

Ans: (b)

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  1. 1 Which foreign country is closest to Andaman Islands? [CPO SI 2003]

(a)   Sri Lanka (b) Myanmar (c) Indonesia (d)   Pakistan

Ans: (b)

  1. Which one of the following States shares boundaries with the maximum number of other States of India ? [CPO AC 2003]

(a)   Madhya Pradesh

(b)   Maharashtra

(c)   Assam

(d)   Bihar

Ans: (c)

  1. Jharkhand does not share boundary with: [CPO AC 2003]

(a)   West Bengal

(b)   Orissa

(c)   Chhattisgarh

(d)   Madhya Pradesh

Ans: (d)

  1. Which of the following is east of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands?

(a)   Thailand (b)   Sri Lanka (c)    Indonesia (d)    All of them

Ans: (c)

  1. The States which have common borders with China are:
  • Jammu and Kashmir
  • Sikkim
  • Arunachal Pradesh
  • Himachal Pradesh

(a)   1, 3 and 4 (b)   1, 2 and 3 (c)   1 and 3 (d)   1, 2, 3 and 4

Ans: (d)

  1. The States of India having common border with Myanmar are: [CDS 1993]

(a)   Mizoram, Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh

(b)   Mizoram, Tripura, Meghalaya, Assam

(c)   Mizoram, Manipur, Tripura, Meghalaya

(d)   Assam, Manipur, Tripura, Arunachal Pradesh

Ans: (a)

  1. The State with the largest area under waste land is:

(a)   Gujarat

(b)   Madhya Pradesh

(c)   Jammu and Kashmir

(d)   Rajasthan

Ans: (c)

  1. The largest population of Scheduled Tribes is in:

(a)   Himachal Pradesh

(b)   Madhya Pradesh

(c)   Arunachal Pradesh

(d)   Sikkim

Ans: (b)

  1. The Himalayan mountain system belongs to which one of the following? [Asstt Grade 1991]

(a)   Fold mountains (b)   Volcanic mountains (c)   Block mountains (d)    None of these

Ans: (a)

  1. The oldest mountains in India according to geographical history are  :[Asstt Grade 1991]

(a)   Satpuras (b)   Nilgiris (c)   Vindhyas (d)   Aravallis

Ans: (d)

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Indian Army Has Closed Army Education Corps Entry

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INDIAN ARMY HAS CLOSED ARMY EDUCATION CORPS ENTRY

In a world with real and virtual dangers, the Army needs more personnel who can do than those who can teach. So, around 5,000 men imparting education in the force could be turned into deadly warriors in the cyberspace or used for flying surveillance drones along the borders with Pakistan or China. The three services are considering a proposal in this regard by a government panel.

The recommendation has come from a committee formed under retired Lt Gen DB Shekatkar, which feels that the closure of the Army Education Corps can help in “saving of approximately 5,000 personnel including 370 officers who can be redeployed for futuristic core activities of the combat units.”

“The AEC should be closed as a Corps over the next five years and its existing manpower should be re-oriented and re-skilled to form part of the cyber warriors, various electronic surveillance and intelligence as well as electronic warfare unit or trained as Unmanned Aerial vehicle operators,” the committee has recommended in its report to the government.

 

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Got Recommended For Indian Army In 6th Attempt

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CLEARED SSB FOR INDIAN ARMY IN 6TH ATTEMPT

Hello Friends! My name is Chandra Bhushan Kumar from Bihar. It’s all started on 1 November 2016 when I got the call letter from Indian Navy for SSB Interview at Coimbatore, I was very confident at that time but I got screened out, from that day my journey to become an officer in Armed Forces started.  I got screened out twice and conference out thrice. And then the day came when I got the SSB call letter from Indian Army and I had to report at Selection Centre South, Bangalore on 9th October 2017 at 1400 hours.
Also a few months ago I got the call letter from Indian Army for TGC-126 entry at Bangalore but I didn’t go because I had already got conference out from Allahabad and I was very upset. 

I make my mind book the ticket and on 7th October 2017 I started my journey to Bangalore and my train was 12 hours late after 44 hours of the journey I finally reached and luckily just before the reporting time. The gatekeeper shouted at me and told me to go to Reception for Document Verification. When I go to Reception I saw 208 Candidates already there standing in a queue for Document Verification. *I was stunned and control my fear and asked one of them “What documents we needed to verify”*because different SSB centers have different procedures. After spending 2 hours in a queue I was done with my document verification and we all have given a Batch no. N-STL/68316 and chest nos. My chest number was 115. After document verification, GTO officer came and give Opening Address and welcome all of us and allocated rooms for our stay. I asked one of the candidates ” How many Freshers, Repeaters and Screened Out are of 208 candidates?” He replied, “160+ Repeaters and 40+ Screened out and No Freshers” I was shocked and “What!! Really?”

Day-1
Next morning we have to report at 0600 hours for Screening Test which consists Officer Intelligence Rating (OIR) Test and *Picture Perception and Discussion Test (PPDT).
OIR test was little bit competitive because we have allowed only 20 minutes to do 45 questions and PPDT was easy and most of us had made the same stories.
Now it’s time for Discussion Test, the testing officers gave us sufficient time for narration but in Group Discussion we all made a fish market and after 20 min of narration and discussion, we nominate chest no. 118 to conclude our common stories. He narrated well and precise.
After Screening Test the time came for our results. Out of 210 candidates, only 42 candidates made to Stage-II.
I got the Chest no. 8 for Stage-II and again the GTO congrats us and brief the procedures for Stage-II.
We all are happy but we have to fill those 7-8 forms and PIQs which takes around 3-4 hours after then we have allotted new rooms for our next 4 days stay.
I started preparing for Interview and Lecturette because I know where I lacked in my previous attempts, I thanks the God for giving me the opportunity and go to bed and we have to report at 0730 hours next morning for Stage-II.

Day-2
Psychology Test
It consists of Thematic Apperception Test (TAT) where we have to write a story about 12 pictures and this time I follow all the instructions carefully and observe the picture carefully then I write the story and try to make a good and positive stories, and then Word Association Test (WAT) where we have to write a sentence on 60 words displayed one after another and I practiced a lot for this test and I try to make sentence which reflects my personality, and then Situation Reaction Test (SRT) where we have to react  in situations and write the action that came into the mind, this time I did only 53 SRTs and try to maintain my handwriting and complete all the action and at last Self DiscriptionTest (SDT) in this section we have to describe our personality, what our parents, friends, teachers think about you and This time I was prepared with my SDT so I completed within time.

Interview
When others are going for outpass I have to stay back and wait for my Interview but this time I didn’t study at last moment. I had already studied for my SSB and ready for all the Technical and Current Affair questions. 
I introspect myself, started taking responsibilities at home, change my daily routine, planned my timetable and eliminate all wasteful times and use those time in a productive way.
When I was in the waiting room I looked into the mirror and tell myself to be confident and be thoughtful before speaking. And then the CHM call my Chest Number, I open the door and wish the Interviewing Officer “Good Afternoon Sir” he came to me and shake hand and tell me to have a seat. 
I was feeling comfortable and confident, and he started his rapid-fire questions, I carefully listen to all of them and arrange in a sequence and answer most of them brilliantly.
He asked me some technical questions and current affairs. And again rapid-fire questions about family.
After about 1 hour of interview, I came out of the Interview Room and was very happy with my performance.

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Day-3
Ground Testing 1
42 candidates are divided into 5 groups.
My group members were excellent and competitive, I smartly snatch opportunities to show my skills and ideas, most of the members were agreed to my ideas which makes me confident and helps me to do better in next GTOs test. 

Day-4
Ground Testing 2
We have left only with Command Task and Final Group Task and by analysis the structure carefully I completed my task.

Day-5
Conference Day
The day came 14th October 2017. The closing address was given by Colonel where he motivates us to do better in our lives and become a gentleman wherever we work.
I was very confident that I will get recommend this time but the fear of conference was always in my mind. When Chest no. 9 came out of the conference hall my heartbeat starts beating like an engine and after 1-2 minutes of waiting the bell rang and I enters the hall and all the testing officers are in their uniform and their stars are shining on their shoulders.
I wish the Interviewing Officer “Good Morning Sir” and sit on the chair.
And then he asked me only 3 questions:

  • How was your stay?
  • What have you learned here?
  • What was the result of your previous SSBs.?

I answer all the questions quickly and he wishes me best of luck and this all happens in just 40-50 seconds.
When I came out of the hall I was so depressed and started introspecting where I did the mistakes, and after 1 hour the result came.
The GTO came and said ” I will call the chest numbers and those who were called will come here tell your name and stands beside me”
And then he started…
Chest number 42…
Chest number 34…
And 
Chest Number 08…
I ran towards him and my eyes were full of tears and shout in bold “Chandra Bhushan Kumar”, stands beside him and my eyes can’t hold the tears and on that day 14th October 2017, 12:50 PM I learned that even a bold man can’t hold his tears when he achieve ultimate goal of his life, I was feeling numb. I hug everyone and they congrats me for my success.
I thanks the God for giving me the opportunity to show who I am.
I thanks my parents who always with me and have believed in me.
I thanks my brother who help me a lot in preparation and only because of him I achieve this.
I know my friends will kick me when they will read this because I didn’t tell anyone of them and ignore them since 2-3 months because of my preparation.
Thank you, everyone, who made my life beautiful and fill my life with joy and positive vibes.
– Jai Hind

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500 Antonym – Synonym For CDS / NDA Exams [SOLVED]

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500 ANTONYM - SYNONYM FOR CDS NDA EXAMS [SOLVED]

If you are preparing for defence exams like CDS and NDA exam, you will face a good number of Antonym – Synonym in the English question paper. Antonym – Synonym are commonly asked in most of the competitive exams here in India. Though the way of asking Antonym – Synonym questions could be different for every exam, the preparation for Antonym – Synonym is the same. You are required to improve your English vocabulary to excel in this test.

An antonym is the opposite of another word. Antonyms can be used to help show the contrast between two things or give clues to exactly what is meant. Below are some examples of antonyms:

  • Achieve – Fail
  • Idle – Active
  • Afraid – Confident
  • Ancient – Modern
  • Arrive – Depart

Synonyms can provide you with variety in speech or writing. There are endless examples of synonyms, making it easy for you to avoid overusing the same word and sounding repetitive. Some examples of synonyms include the following:

  • Amazing, astounding, surprising, stunning
  • Annihilation, destruction, carnage, extinction
  • Benefit, profit, revenue, yield
  • Brave, courageous, valiant, heroic
  • Center, middle, inside, midpoint
  • Cunning, keen, sharp, slick

 

Sample Questions From CDS and NDA

Each item in this section consists of a word in capital letters followed by four words or groups of words. Select the word or groups of words that is most similar in meaning to the word in capital letters.

1. AMBIGUOUS                        

(a) contrasting

(b) connivance

(c) vague

(d) wilful

Ans. (c) vague

2. ELUCIDATE

(a) clarify

(b) calculate

(c) summarise

(d) update

Ans. (a) clarify

3. MONOTONOUS

(a) dreary

(b) dreadful

(c) single-minded

(d) monologue

Ans. (a) dreary

4. KINDLE

(a) make fun of

(b) excite

(c) very kind

(d) kind-hearted

Ans. (b) excite

5. PALATIAL

(a) very clean

(b) very special

(c) sense of taste

(d) magnificent

Ans. (d) magnificent

6. TACTFUL

(a) diplomatic

(b) indifferent

(c) intelligent

(d) deceitful

Ans. (a) diplomatic

7. VORACIOUS

(a) very bad

(b) insatiable

(c) stingy

(d) malicious

Ans. (b) insatiable

8. STRICTURE

(a) strictness

(b) stinging

(c) discipline

(d) censure

Ans. (d) censure

9. OBEISANCE

(a) homage

(b) pilgrimage

(c) subjugation

(d) obligation

Ans. (a) homage

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Recommended For NDA Navy In 2nd Attempt

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RECOMMENDED FOR NDA NAVY IN 2ND ATTEMPT

Hello! My name is SOUMIN KUMAR SADANGI from Delhi. Today, I’m going to share the best experience of my life i.e getting recommended for my dream institution, NDA. It all started on 17 September 2017 when I gave my first attempt for TES 38 Army and got conference out. Then I had an SSB for Navy 10+2 BTech which I could not attempt. My SSB for the NDA was on 28 September 2017, in the remaining time period from 21 September to 28 September, I made myself mentally prepared for the next competition through introspection.

On 28 September 2017, I had a different point of view from the last SSB. I was getting positive vibes that I will make it in this time. With all my dreams and passion I touched the Bangalore City Railway Station.

Day 0: Reporting

2:30 PM, The bus arrived to take us to Selection Center South. There were a total of 42 candidates on the bus. We were asked to show an ID card and got entry to the bus. I took the front seat and we all reached SCS at 3 PM. All the formalities started from there and we were set free at 7 PM after documentaion and form filling. Our phones were taken away from us and we all were sent to barracks for some rest. We, a total of 42, spent our first night at the barracks. There was a guy from Sainik school who was really funny. We enjoyed the first night by cracking some jokes, forgetting about next day’s nightmare, That night was legendary.

Day 1: Screening

So called the toughest day of all the 5 days at SSB, but to be honest, this time I was not afraid. We all reported at the testing area. My chest number was 5. The first test was OIR, since I had practiced enough for this test all the two tests of OIR were a cakewalk.

Test 2 was the PPDT, a picture is shown for 30 seconds and a time of 4 minutes is allotted to write a story, which is then followed by individual narration and GD. The picture was of two men discussing something. I wrote a simple story of a boy seeking help from his brother for clearing his doubts. During the narration, I had a really impressive narration, clear and bold. Next thing was GD since I was a repeater I was a part of the group of 8 repeaters( out of which 2 recommended) and 1 screened out, so obviously one can imagine the fish market. Seeing a chaos, the GTO divided our group into two parts. each group came to a consensus and at the end, I merged the idea of both groups and decided the common theme. And that’s when the GTO asked us to leave.

Results arrived, and 20 candidates were screened in out 42. My new chest number was 12.

Day 2: Psychology and Personal Interview

I woke up early in the morning and got ready for the first test of phase 2 testing as I had already prepared well for the psychology, the whole test of psychology series was really easy for me. In WAT, a word is shown for 15 seconds and one is supposed to write whatever thought comes to one’s mind in a form of a sentence. I attempted all the 60 words in WAT and done 49 Situations in SRT. I was able to write 11+1 stories in time. And in the SDT, which every individual has its own way of writing about yourself, I gave 2 points in favor of my personality and against in all the sections.    I was happy with my performance in the psych test. For the aspirants I will say writing mugged up ideas in this test won’t work. Giving an insight of your personality is what is expected.

After the psych test, I was asked to immediately report the candidates waiting for hall for Interview at 11:40 AM. I reported there on time and I was called for the interview at 12:00 PM sharp, as soon as the LED display showed my chest no. I wished the IO and entered the room. At the beginning, the IO asked me some really easy questions to make me comfortable. After some time he grilled me with a rapid-fire consisting of 11-12 questions( excluding cross questioning) about my education, family, friends, and future career options. I replied all the questions but got stuck in the last question about my alternative options. I gently asked to repeat, which he did. He continued to grill me with rapid-fire questions throughout the interview. He asked about diplomatic relations of India with other countries, about Rohingya people and recent Defence deals. At the end, he asked me about the efforts that I have put in to get there when I told him that I used to travel 40 kms a day to prepare for the NDA written. He seemed satisfied with my answers. With this the interview came to an end.

Day 3 & Day 4: GTO

GTO tasks are completely different from other tasks at SSB. The GTO series is purely based on communication skills and physical fitness. The day started with GD. In both the GDs I gave 3-4 valid points and most of the members of my group were convinced with my points.

In MPE( Military Planning Exercise), I was able to complete my individual solution within time. And in GD every member agreed with my points and 70 % of the group solution was in accordance with my view.

In the PGT, due to a different point of views, we got stuck in the 3rd phase. But I gave sufficient ideas in the PGT. In HGT, I was leading my team from the front with basic ideas and we completed the task within time. The snake race and the lecturette went well for me. In the individual obstacles, I was able to complete 9 obstacles in 3 minutes.

In Command Task, I was called by 5 members of the group as a subordinate. And my Command Task went brilliantly I gave my idea and the GTO asked me to leave. And in FGT, I performed well.

Here in GTO series, I would like to say that this very part of SSB depends on you here you should focus on your performance rather than comparing it with others’ performance.

 

Day 5: Conference – D Day 

At last, this day came where our fate was going to be decided. After the closing address by Deputy President. We were called one by one. The conference is the day in which a candidate’s fate is decided in front of the panel of Assessing officers of selection center. After some time, I was called to face my second conference of the life. The conference started with the meaning of my name, then about my experience at SSB. Then the President of 12 SSB asked to rate my performance. But then he asked me ” Where do you see yourself in two and a half hours?” to which I replied, ” wearing a medical chest number, calling my father, teachers, friends and my girlfriend to inform them about the good news”. Everybody laughed by hearing the word girlfriend. Then he asked me about my stay and any suggestions, which I replied, and the conference came to an end.

Now comes the most difficult part of the SSB, in which you can expect to find many of the candidates praying to god, with their fingers crossed. Then the Tech. The officer came and announced the result in a random order. In the beginning, he didn’t announce my chest number, I got horrified but at the last, he called out my chest number and asked me to spell my name. I was completely blank at that time but managed to spell it out in my second attempt. ” And that’s all”, he said. I cannot explain that moment in words, a complete flashback of my past came into my eyes. After 1 failed NDA written attempt, a lot of criticism from haters, 4 months of struggle,  1 Conference out, this day finally came. Two weeks before that day I was sitting at the Allahabad Railway station waiting for my train after getting confernce out, thinking and worrying about my future, two weeks later here I was.

Although the merit list is still awaited, I’m happy to find that I have those 15 OLQs( Officer Like Qualities) somewhere hidden in me.

So here is what I wrote on my medical chest number, a modified version of Captain Vikram Batra’s line, PVC :

Live by choice,                                          

Love with Passion,

Kill with aggression.

Future Sub Lt. Soumin Kumar Sadangi

All the best to future aspirants.

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Husband died, She became a coolie to make her son army officer

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Sandhya Maravi

Roles of both the parents is equally important for a child, but the contribution of a mother in a child’s life is definitely incomparable. And it has been proved many times. This story, we are talking about here, is yet another example of what a mother can do for her children. Husband of a 30-year-old woman named Sandhya Maravi died suddenly, and all she could think about is, the future of her three children.

And therefore, she decided to take things in her own hand and took up a job as a coolie. Yes, you read it right. Sandhya travels 270 km daily from her village to Katni Railway Station to work as a coolie. Her life got disrupted after the sudden demise of her husband Bholaram, but she wanted to do something for her children.

Thinking about the education of her three children – Sahil (8), Harshit (6) and Payal (4) – she took up the job and working very hard to meet the ends meet.Sandhya Maravi

She also has an ailing mother-in-law at home, who is completely dependent on her. Sandhya is working hard as she wants to make her children Army Officers. Isn’t that great?

source: veritenews

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How To Become A Doctor In The Army?

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HOW TO BECOME A DOCTOR IN THE ARMY

The Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) is amongst one of the best options available to a medical graduate in our country. As an officer in the Army Medical Corps (AMC), a candidate is liable to be employed in the Indian Army, Navy or Air Force in any part of the country or world. The Armed Forces offer a prestigious and professionally satisfying career for doctors as commissioned officers with the high status associated with Group A gazetted posts of Central Government.
You can join the  Armed Forces as a Doctor – MBBS, BDS, MDS or other PG Specialisation.

Selection Procedure

Recruitment to the medical posts is through Permanent Commission (PC) and Short Service Commission (SSC).

50% of the graduates passing out from the Armed Forces Medical College Pune are taken directly into Permanent Commission and the rest are offered Short Service Commission. Doctors from civil medical colleges are offered only SSC entry. The tenure of SSC officers is of five years, extendable by another nine years in two spells first of five years and second of four years,  up to a maximum of 14 years. AFMC graduates offered SSC are required to serve for a minimum period of 7 years extendable by another 7 years.

Indian Army Doctor 1
The Army doctors provide medical help to a seriously ill pilgrim, in Gauchar, Uttarakhand.

Short Service Commission

Upper Age Limit- 45 Years

Every year or twice a year, Army Medical Corps invites application from doctors (male and female) to join as Short Service Commissioned Medical Officers. Eligible candidates are called for an interview at New Delhi to assess their merit and suitability for grant of Short Service Commission in the Army Medical Corps and subsequent secondment to the Indian Army/Air Force/Navy. Based on the results of the interview, candidates who have been shortlisted are subjected to medical examination at designated Armed Forces hospitals in New Delhi. Medically fit candidates are granted commission subject to verification procedures as deemed necessary as required for commissioning. Postgraduate degree holders i.e. MD/MS/MCh/DM may also apply.

Border villagers at a camp
Jammu: Army doctors checking up a kid at a camp for border villagers who are affected by Pakistani shelling, at Salehar village in Jammu on Tuesday. 

Permanent Commission

SSC officers can appear in their departmental interviews for grant of Permanent Commission (DPC) at any time after completion of 2 (two) years SSC service and before completion of 9 ½ (nine years and six months) years of SSC service subject to fulfilment of other eligibility criteria. Also, there should be no break in service. The age limit for granting PC for different professional educational qualification are :

Eligibility Criteria

  1. Applicants must possess a medical qualification of an Indian University or a foreign medical qualification recognised by the Medical Council of India. They must also be registered with any of the state councils/MCI or equivalent registering authority.
  2. Incentives: An antedate of 3 years seniority for postgraduates and 2 years for postgraduate diploma recognised by MCI and 6 months for a house job, done at a recognised hospital to fresh entrants.
  3. A doctor who has done a house job and also a postgraduate qualification will be eligible for a maximum antedate seniority of 42 months.

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Army Dental Corps (ADC)

Permanent Commission

  • 28 Years (for BDS)
  • 30 Years (for MDS)

1. BDS with minimum 60% marks in final year / MDS from a recognised College or University.
2. Should have completed one-year rotatory internship recognised by the Dental Council of India.
3. Should be in possession of Permanent Dental Registration Certificate.

Method of Selection: Eligible candidates will be called for interview by a Board of Officers at the Army Hospital (Research & Referral) New Delhi near Dhaula Kuan, Delhi Cantt. to assess their suitability and merit for grant of Short Service Commission in the Armed Forces Medical Services.Indian Army Doctor AMC

REMOUNT VETERINARY CORPS

Only qualified male veterinary graduates can apply for Short ServiceCommission (SSC) in Remount Veterinary Corps of Indian Army.

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS:

  • Age Limit: 21-32 years
  • Minimum Educational Qualification: BVSc/BVSc & AH degree from any of the recognized Indian University or its equivalent foreign degree (i.e. the candidate must possess recognized veterinary qualification included in the first or second schedule of the Indian Veterinary Council Act, 1984).

Note: BVSc/BVSc & AH degree graduates, granted SSC in RVC will be considered for grant of permanent commission, only if they are below 30 years of age on the date of grant of SSC and if they qualify in the departmental permanent commission (DPC) Test within 08 years of service. They may take two attempts after completion of 02 years of service and before completion of 04 years of service. They will be eligible to take the third attempt any time during the extended tenure of their service i.e after completion of 05 years of service and before completion of 08 years of service, subject to exercise of the option for the third attempt before completion of their 05th year of initial contractual service. Likewise, MVSc
and Doctorate degree holder will be considered for grant of permanent commission, only, if they are below 32 & 34 years of age respectively on the date of grant of SSC and if they qualify in the Departmental PC Test within 08 years of service.

 

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NDA 2 2017 Result Out Now – 6500+ Candidates Cleared The Exam

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On the basis of the result of the written part of the National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Examination (II) 2017 held by the Union Public Service Commission on 10th September, 2017, candidates with the under mentioned Roll Nos. have qualified for Interview by the Services Selection Board (SSB) of the Ministry of Defence for Admission to Army, Navy and Air Force Wings of the National Defence Academy for the 140th Course and for the 102nd Indian Naval Academy Course (INAC) commencing from 2nd July, 2018.

The candidature of all the candidates whose Roll Nos. are shown in the list is provisional. In accordance with the conditions of their admission to the examination, “candidates are requested to register themselves online on the Indian Army Recruiting website joinindianarmy.nic.in within two weeks of announcement of written result. The successful candidates would then be allotted Selection Centres and dates, of SSB interview which shall be communicated on registered e-mail ID. Any candidate who has already registered earlier on the site will not be required to do so. In case of any query/Login problem, e-mail be forwarded to [email protected].”

“Candidates are also requested to submit original certificates of Age and Educational Qualification to respective Service Selection Boards (SSBs) during the SSB interview.” The candidates must not send the Original Certificates to the Union Public Service Commission. 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 and 17:00 hours on any working day. The mark-sheets of the candidates, will be put on the Commission’s website within fifteen (15) days from the date of publication of the final result. (after concluding SSB Interviews) and will remain available on the website for a period of thirty (30) days.

How to Check NDA 2 2017  Result

Candidates can check NDA 2 2017 result by following these steps:

  • Visit the official website of UPSC
  • Check on what’s new.
  • Click on NDA 2 2017 result
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  • Press ctrl+F and put your NDA 2 2017 roll number

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19 Shocking Facts About Indian Army Will Make You Respect Them Even More

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The Indian Army is the largest component of the Indian Armed Forces. With sponsored terrorism from some of our neighbouring countries and regular incursion threats from them, problems of illegal immigration, militant infiltration and many other internal conflicts and disasters.  Sincere thanks and acknowledgements to the Indian Army that India still maintains its status quo loud and proud. We can never thank our entire Indian Armed Forces enough for what they do for us, for our country. Indian Army is amongst the Strongest Fighting Forces of the world. It is the third largest Army in the World and the most respected organization of India itself and every second individual dream to serve in the Army.  Many of us would know about their triumphs and stellar contributions to the civilian lives. But here are a few facts which will increase your respect for the Indian Army ten-fold.

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  1.  India controls the highest battlefield in the world, the Siachen glacier, at 5000 meters above Mean Sea Level (MSL).
  2. Indian Military holds the World Record for accepting the Largest Military Surrender. In the year 1971; 93,000 Pakistani Soldiers surrendered to the Indian Army.
  3. India has the biggest “voluntary” army in the world: All serving and reserve personnel have actually “opted” for service. There is a provision for conscription (forced recruitment) in the Constitution of India, but it has never been used.
  4. Indian soldiers are considered among the Best in high altitude and mountain warfare: The Indian Army’s High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS) is one of the most elite military training centers of the world and is frequented by Special Ops teams from the U.S, U.K, and Russia. U.S. Special Forces were trained at HAWS before their deployment during the invasion of Afghanistan.
  5. It is recorded that Adolf Hitler expressed his desire to acquire the Gurkha Regiment because he believed that he could have acquired the whole of Europe if he had Gurkha, as it was the only force in the whole world that could confront and withstand a German Attack.
  6.  India clandestinely tested its nuclear arsenal in the early 1970s and late 1990s without the CIA even knowing what was happening: So far it is considered to be one of the CIA’s biggest failures in espionage and detection.
  7. Indian Army trains foreign armies of US, UK, Russia at the Training institutes namely Indian Military Academy at  Dehradun and Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare School at Vairengte, Mizoram.
  8. Unlike any other government organizations and institutions in India, there are no provisions for reservations based on caste or religion.
  9.  Indian Army has never been involved in a military coup nor initiated the first attack in any warfare.
  10.  In the Battle of Longewala, fought between India and Pakistan in December 1971, on which the famous Bollywood movie “Border” is based, there were only two casualties on the Indian side: 120 Indian Soldiers with 1 jeep mounted M40 recoilless rifle held the fort against 2000 Pakistani soldiers backed by 45 tanks and 1 mobile infantry brigade. Despite being heavily outnumbered, the Indian soldiers held their ground throughout the night and with the help of the Air Force, were able to completely beat the enemies.
     
  11.  The Oldest Regiment in Indian Army is the President’s Bodyguard and was set up in 1773. All Soldiers of President’s Bodyguards are trained Paratroopers.
  12.  Indian Army has a horse Regiment in the Armoured Corps called the Poona Horse Regiment and it is amongst the last 3 such existing regiment in the world.  This tank regiment took part in the 1948 Hyderabad operation and 1965 and 1971 Indo-Pak wars and has recently completed 200 years of an epic journey this year.
  13. Operation Rahat (2013) was one of the biggest civilian rescue operations ever carried out in the world: Carried out by the Indian Air Force to evacuate civilians affected by the floods in Uttarakhand in 2013.
  14. Sam Manekshaw, an alumnus of the IMA, was the first in India to become a Field Marshal.
  15. The Military Engineering Services (MES) is one of the biggest construction agencies in India: The MES and Border Roads Organisation (BRO) are together responsible for the construction, development, and maintenance of some of the most awesome roads and bridges ever to have been built. To name a few, the Khardungla Pass (the highest motorable road in the world), the Magnetic Hill in Leh, etc.
  16. The Indian Army built the highest bridge in the world: The Bailey Bridge is the Highest Bridge in the world. Located in the Ladakh Valley, between Dras and Suru rivers, in the Himalayan Mountains. It was built by the Indian Army in August 1982.
  17. At the age of 19, The Royal Indian Army’s Sepoy Kamal Ram received the Victoia Crossthe highest award of the United Kingdom, for valor after World War 2. He was the youngest Indian to receive the award. 
  18. The Oldest Para-Military Force of the Indian Armed Forces is the Assam Regiment that was formed in the year 1835.
  19. The 16th Light Cavalry, a regiment of the Armoured Corps, a primary combat arm of the Indian Army was formed in 1776 and is the oldest armored regiment created by the East India Company at Kolkata. Prior to India gaining Independence in 1947, it became a regular cavalry regiment of the British Indian Army. (Thus the current form of Indian Army finds its origins from the East India Company’s military department).

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Indian Army Recruitment Rally at Rajasthan 2017

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Indian army is going to conduct a recruitment rally at Mohan Lal Sukhadia Stadium Bhilwara in Rajasthan. Candidates who are interested to join Indian army as a soldier in various roles like Soldier General Duty, Soldier Nursing Assistant, Soldier Clerk/ Store Keeper Technical & Soldier Tradesman can apply through this bharti rally. Eligible and interested candidates can apply online at join indian army website from 15-09-2017 to 31-10-2017 to take part ins this recruitment rally from 15-11-2017 (Wednesday) to 26-11-2017 (Sunday). Indian army recruitment rally details like age limit, educational qualification, selection process & how to apply are mentioned below.

 

Indian Army Rally for

  1. Soldier General Duty
  2. Soldier Clerk/ Store Keeper Technical
  3. Soldier Technical
  4. Soldier Nursing Assistant
  5. Soldier Tradesman

Age Limit: Candidates age limit should be between 17 years 06 months to 21 years for Post No. 01, 17 years 06 months to 23 years for Remaining Posts as on 01-10-2017.

Educational Qualification: Candidates should possess 10th Class for Post No.1, 12th with Science (with English, Physics, Chemistry, Maths & English subjects) for Post No.2, 12th Class/ Equivalent (with English & Maths/ Account/ Book Keeping subjects) for Post No.3, 12th Class with Science (with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English Subjects) for Post No.4, Metric/ ITI with Non Metric (8th Only House Keeper & Mess Keeper) for Post No.5.

Selection Process: Candidates will be selected on the basis of Physical Fitness Test, Physical Measurement Test, Medical Exam, Documents Verification and Rally.

How to Apply: Eligible candidates may apply online through the website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in from 15-09-2017 to 31-10-2017.

Instructions for Online Applicants:

  • Log on the website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in
  • Go to JCO/ OR Enrolment & Select the desired post.
  • Read the Notification & Instructions carefully.
  • Click on Registration if he/ she would be new user.
  • Click on apply Online if candidate already registered.
  • Fill all the details in the application & submit the form.
  • Now take a print out of online application for future use.

Important Dates:

  • Starting Date for Online Registration: 15-09-2017. 
  • Last Date for Online Registration: 31-10-2017.
  • Dates for Recruitment Rally: 15-11-2017 (Wednesday) to 26-11-2017 (Sunday).
  • Venue: Mohan Lal Sukhadia Stadium Bhilwara.

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