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10+2 TES 27th SSB Interview Dates

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10+2 TES 27TH  SSB Interview dates are released on joinindianarmy  official website of Indian Army . SSB Interviews in Bangalore are finished on 23rd May but still interviews are going on in SSB Allahabad and Bhopal and will get finished on 7th June and 1st June respectively .

TES-27th SSB Interview Dates:

Allahabad : TES 27th Allahabad
Bhopal: TES 27th Bhopal
Bangalore : TES 27th Bangalore

Merit list of 10+2 TES-27th will be released near June last week.

TES–28th Technical Entry Scheme Jan 2013 Army Notification

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28th 10+2 Technical Entry Scheme (TES) Course Commencing from January 2013. Applications are invited from unmarried male who have passed 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects and fulfill the eligibility conditions for the grant of Permanent Commission (PSC) in the Indian Army  Notification .

Merit List of TES 28 10+2 Indian Army 

No. of Posts : 

85 posts

Eligibility by Qualification :

 10+2 (PCM) with 70% marks.

Age Limit : 

16 and half to 19 and half years i.e. born between 01 July 1993 and and 01 July 1996 (both days inclusive)

Physical Standard: 

min. height 152 cm and weight 42 kg., better eye 6/6 and worst eye 6/18

Type of Commission : 

On successful completion of 4 years of the course cadets will be granted Permanent Commission in the Army in the rank of Lt. in Arms/Services as per discretion of Army Hq.

Important Dates  :

 Starting Date:22/05/2012
 Last Date to Apply : 02/07/2012

Possible Cut off :

80% in PCM

Official Advertisement: 

How to Apply:

Apply Online at Indian Army website http://joinindianarmy.nic.in ,from 22/05/2012 to 02/07/2012. Take a print out of the system generated to “Additional Directorate General of Recruiting (Rtg-6), TES Section, West Block-III, R.K.Puram, New Delhi-110066” to reach by 10/07/2012.Further detail regarding this entry scheme can be seen at http://www.joinindianarmy.nic.in (in Permanent Commission and the look of this advt. and online submission is available in What’s New section). Details are also available at http://indianarmy.nic.in/ .

TES-28 Interview Dates

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End of IT in TGC and SSC Technical Army

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I am not giving any statement on this but it is quite clear now that something is wrong for IT [Information Technology] student in TGC and SSC technical entry , since TGC-114th  and SSC-38th, IT branch is out of the list so do the IT students cum aspirants of Indian Army .  In the recent notification of TGC-116 there is no seat for IT branch , but still some of  the IT students are applying under the CSE branch saying that both are same (in syllabus), sarcastically there is only 1 seat for CSE.

Earlier there was no official confirmation regarding this issue but recently the Official website of Indian Army has issued two notices for SSC-39th & SSC-10th Technical  which clears most of the doubts regarding this issue.

Let me tell you briefly what can we conclude from those notices.

  • Minimum cut off for SSC-10th  Tech Women is 75%
  • Minimum cut off for SSC-39th  Tech Men is 66%
  • You are not eligible if your actual engineering stream is different from what advertised in SSC-39th and SCC-10th Tech. 

If you have read the 3rd point then you can clearly see that your branch should be mentioned as eligible branch  in the Advertisement . 
source:joinindianarmy.nic.in
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Though this notification is only for SSC-39th and SSC-10th not for  TGC-116 , but I do not think  there  will be any change in rules and regulations , I hope that cut off can be lowered down a bit but branch issue may remain the same.

Statement from Army HQ shared by our reader :

no sir i want to clear this issue i personally talk to army officials at army HQ they said last two years IT branch students are commissioned more than the reqirement like if there are 4 vacancy they selected 8 even in tgc112 they selected 22 against vacancy of 3 so to neutralize this they don’t publish any vacancy of IT for the tgc 115 and 116 but whenver the vacancy created MOD will publish it this can applicable to any branch “


If the above is correct then IT candidates still have a hope in the next TGC and SSC entries , but the question is, how long it will take?? and why did Army opted more number of IT branch candidates when the seats were less??

You can check the Notice here: SSC 39th and SSC-10th Cut off Percentage

Cut Off Removed HOLD YOUR Emails ,Do NOT Send Mail 

Update on 21 May 2012 :

SSC-39th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage. Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 


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Update on 22May 2012 :

SSC-10th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage,  Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 

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SSC -39 SSC-10 Technical Cut Off Percentage Army

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Today official website of Indian Army declared the important notification for SSC-39 Men and SSC-10 Women technical SSB Interview Cut off marks/percentage. Candidates should follow this notice before going for SSB Interview. Surprisingly this time there is a cut off kept the for SSC-30 and SSC-10th technical Army.I think the cut off is very high for Women technical which is 75%, though it will reduce the competition level also and helps the army to manage this entry in a well manner. 

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION (TECHNICAL)-10 FOR WOMEN

 You should in possession of all Semester/year wise independent marks sheets BE / B Tech. Present minimum cummulative cut off % for final year appearing women candidates upto VI semester is 75% and for those who have completed BE Degree minimum cummulative % upto VI/VIII  semester should be 75%. Please withhold your move if your minimum cummulative % is less than as stated above. You will be returned back without undergoing SSB interview on the day of reporting if your stream of engg is different from that advertised for SSCW(TECH)-39 or your minimum cummulative % is less as specified above. For any querries contact 011-26175473.

IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION (TECHNICAL) COURSE SERIAL 39 MEN

You should in possession of all Semester/year wise independent marks sheets BE / B Tech. Present minimum cummulative cut off % for final year appearing candidates  for men upto VI semester is 66% and for those who have completed BE Degree minimum cummulative % upto VI/VIII  semester should be 66%. Please withhold your move if your minimum cummulative % is less than as stated above. You will be returned back without undergoing SSB interview on the day of reporting if your stream of engg is different from that advertised for SSC(TECH)-39 or your minimum cummulative % is less as specified above.
source:Joinindianarmy.nic.in 

Conclusion : 

I feel it is slightly unfair for the potential candidates who are having less marks, we all know that higher % in academics is not a very important factor for becoming  a good officer, 66% for Men and 75% of Women ?? I am really not able to figure out why and how, on what basis ??  I hope Army will take some inspiration from IAF and will conduct a test like AFCAT in near future with less cut of marks and percentage, to get the potential candidates with OLQs .

What do you say about this decision of Indian Army ?? Write your comments below. 



Cut Off Removed HOLD YOUR Emails ,Do NOT Send Mail 

Update on 21 May 2012 :

SSC-39th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage. Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 


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Update on 22May 2012 :

SSC-10th Notice had some changes , now there is nothing mentioned about the cut off percentage,  Please do contact  011-26175473 to clarify 

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Also Read:End of IT students in TGC and SSC ??

How To Join Indian Coast Guard as an Officer 2018

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Indian Coast Guard GD/ Tech and Law Entries for Post of Assistant Commandant

 Here I am discussing how can you join the Indian Coast Guard as an officer, aspirants should know that the selection procedure is very same as the procedure of Army , Airforce and Navy, yes here also you have to go thourh the Services Selection Board Interview. Hope you are happy to hear about 5 days long hard work can make you an officer in Indian Coast Guard. All the data is taken from indiancoastguard.nic.in the official site of ICG. Please visit their official site for more and latest information. 

About ICG [ Indian Coast Guard ]

Indian Coast Guard is an armed force of the union for enforcing the maritime laws of the country. Service in Coast Guard is not merely an employment; it is where you play the most important role of protecting the national interests of your motherland. The Coast Guard has dedicated and professional team of officers and men who operate ships and aircrafts for safeguarding county’s maritime interests in the Indian EEZ. The life of Coast Guard officers and men is a happy mix of many things: hard work, professionalism, risk and adventure and the opportunity to move around and visit different places within India and abroad and to meet a variety of people.  Good pay and abundant perks are supplemented by a constantly improving job satisfying versatile career.   
 

What are the different Posts ?

Officers General Duty Branch: This is the operational branch of the Indian Coast Guard. Command of Ships at sea can only be exercised by officer of the General duty branch. As a General duty branch officer you will operate weapons, sensors and perform the command function which demands a wide sphere of knowledge of your equipment. The safety of your ship and men, maneuvering of your ship in war and in peace time operations will be your responsibilities.
 
Pilot: Indian Coast Guard operates fixed wing aircraft from shore Air stations for surveillance of the Exclusive Economic Zone. In addition, helicopters are embarked on Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Vessels to provide local surveillance and perform Search and Rescue mission at sea. Operating these aircrafts at sea is challenging task and will bring your special skills to the fore. As an officer of the Pilot branch, you will have opportunity to serve both in the shore Air Stations along the coasts of India, as well as embark ships.
 
Technical Branch: Modern ships and aircrafts are abounding with advance technology and machinery. In the Technical branch you will be responsible to keep all these equipment serviceable. You will also get opportunities to work in shore jobs in Coast Guard repair organisations. In very few other careers will you be exposed to such a wide spectrum of opportunities to keep yourself abreast of modern developments in Engineering. Your carrier will be interspersed with technical training courses up to Post Graduation level.
 
Women in Coast Guard: Women are recruited in Coast Guard only as officers in General duty, General Duty (Pilot / Navigation) and General Duty (CPL Holders, Short Service entry) branches. The selection process for women is similar to that of male candidates. The women officers are posted in non sea going appointments. Unlike the other Armed Forces, the women officers in Coast Guard have the option to serve till superannuation, except for CPL holders and General Duty branch- Short service appointment.
 
 

Rank and Pay Structure 

  • Assistant Commandant  Rs. 15600-39100 with Grade Pay Rs 5400/-
  • Deputy Commandant     Rs. 15600-39100 with Grade Pay Rs 6600/-
  • Commandant(Junior Grade)  Rs. 15600-39100 with Grade Pay Rs 7600/-
  • Commandant                Rs. 37400-67000 with Grade Pay Rs 8700/-
  • Deputy Inspector General  Rs. 37400-67000 with Grade Pay Rs 8900/-
  • Inspector General         Rs. 37400-67000 with Grade Pay Rs 10000/-
  • Director General           Rs. 37400-67000 with Grade Pay Rs 12000/-
            The pay would include Dearness allowance, Kit Maintenance allowance and Transport allowance. In addition other allowances will be admissible based on nature of duty/place of posting such as flying allowance, sea duty allowance and Island special duty allowance.
 
 

Benefits 

  1. Entitled rations, medical cover for self and family including dependent parents.
  2. Government accommodation for self & family on nominal license fee.
  3. 45 days Earned leave and 08 days Casual leave every year with leave travel concession for self, family and dependent parents as per Govt. rules. 
  4. Insurance cover of Rs.40 lakhs at a premium of Rs.4000/- per month as  Group  insurance.
  5. Contributory Pension Scheme, Provident Fund and Gratuity on retirement.
  6. Canteen and various loan facilities.
  7. Sports and adventure activities such as river rafting, mountaineering, hot air  ballooning, hang gliding and wind surfing etc.
 

How can I apply ??

  1. The recruitment of Asst. Commandants is conducted bi-annually.
  2. The advertisement is given in leading national newspapers in both Hindi as well as in English in the month of Jan/Feb and Aug/Sep.
  3. The shortlisted candidates are called for Preliminary Selection (PSB) as per their choice of centers from Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata , Delhi, Kochi,  Vizag and Port Blair.
  4. The PSB consists of Mental Ability Test and Picture Perception and Discussion Test (PPDT).
  5. The candidates who qualify PSB are called for Final Selection Board (FSB) at Mumbai/Chennai/Delhi.
  6. The candidates, subject to their medical fitness are selected as per merit list.
 

Click to visit Indian coast guard official website 

 

Lecturette Topics for SSB Interview

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Hi all, here are few sample Lecturette  topics for SSB Interview  which will help you to face the Lecturette during GTO . The only key to master lecturette is to practice and practice, it will reduce your stage fear and make you more fluent and expressive during Lecturette in SSB Interview. You can also check the Tips for Lecturette in SSB. 




Also Read: New Lecturette Topics of 2013 

Lecturette Topics for SSB Interview

  • First day in college life.
  • Naxallism.
  • Nuclear reactor in India
  • UID cards ( ATM, Credit cards)
  • Freedom movement of India
  • If you become the prime minister.
  • Achievement in Life
  • World Peace
  • Development of Science
  • Pros and Cons of science
  • Tel about your native
  • Knowledge is power
  • Power of Press
  • Defense system of India
  • Co-Education
  • The Newspaper
  • The T.V
  • N.C.C.
  • Dictatorship
  • UNO
  • War in srilanka, libya
  • SAARC, G8
  • Cricket in India
  • Hockey the national game
  • Foot ball in India
  • Compulsory Military Training.
  • Corruption and Bribe
  • India the super power
  • Indo-pak war or Indo-pak conflict
  • IIT and IIM standard with International standards
  • Transportation in India
  • Migration of Students to Foreign
  • Missiles in India
  • India in Space Research
  • ISRO
  • Unemployment in India
  • Unforgettable moments in Life
  • Favourite book
  • Your Hero(napolean etc)
  • Women at the society
  • Security for the women in India.
  • Quota for Indian Constitution
  • 33% reservation for women
  • Youth in Politics
  • Exercise makes us fit
  • Global warming
  • Life of poor people in India
  • Saving of Rain water or Ground water management.
  • Sea water to drinking water project.
  • Solar energy to electrical energy project.
  • Petrol price hike in India
  • Gold mines in India
  • Natural resources of India
  • BPO jobs in India
  • City expansion and destruction of yielding lands in India
  • Computer
  • Recycling of Waste
  • Security of India
  • NSG and security forces
  • Does china a threat for India
  • Why to keep the enviroment clean
  • Why people hesitate to join Armed forces.
  • Upstairs and Downstairs
  • Interlinking of Rivers

NEW TOPICS ADDED BY READERS 

  • BPO vs KPO 
  • Democracy
  • Effect of Pornography
  • Education in Rural India.
  • Nanotechnology
  • Child marriage,
  • Sensex boom,
  • Where there is a will there is a way,
  • My favourite sportsman.
  • Honesty is the best policy
  • Superstition in India
  • Dieting
Add the topics in the comment box which you have faced in the SSB Interview. Write your views on any topic, please keep it short and to the point.

How to Fill Cumulative Percentage CGPA/DGPA in TGC 116 Army

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Hi Friends, during TGC or SSC online application form filling  many candidates feels difficulty to understand what is cumulative percentage or how to convert CGPA/DGPA to marks and other related quires . I have already given few screen-shots of the application forms with the help of our readers , if you still feel that you need help please go through the few posts linked below and recent TGC -116 application form screen shot , which is given by Sushant Debnath .

1. Convert CGPA/DGPA into Marks

2. How to fill Application Form for TGC-116 and SSC

3. Apply TGC-116 Now



Now One can easily get the form saved after completely filling the form by clicking on the option “SAVE APPLICATION FORM“,the saved form is actually a link (HTML document) and can be easily drawn back for the print out. So no more loss of Application form in the system crash, be careful and save your application  after applying it.Shobhit Dubey

Form Screen shots : 

By:Sushant Debnath
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Sample TGC- 116 Application form filled : 

By:Shobhit Dubey

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Please send your screen shots to help others , if you have already filled the form then you can make a dummy application form filled with marks and necessary details and take the screenshot.

Common Problems:

1. I did not save my application form and now while applying again it says duplicate entry or already registered : Please do not worry if it say so, that clearly means that you have registered , just send your docs with an application mentioning that you have applied but you were not able to save the form due to site crash.

2. Not able to fill properly: Use IE 5 6 7 only to fill the form, clear cache memory , if not try different browser or from different net connection ( a good one).

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How To Face Interviewing Officer In SSB Interview

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Personal Interview is a key factor that decides your recommendation in the SSB Interview, SSB Interview questions and answers play a vital role in the assessment of the candidate. How to face the IO[ Interviewing officer] in the SSB PI[ SSB Personal Interview] is a major concern here, one wrong move can tarnish your image and reduce your chances to get recommended.

One must not take the PI as a formality, SSB Interview questions and answers sound very informal when compare to any other interview but they are designed to assess your overall quality as a person and helps to judge your suitability to become an officer in Indian Defence Forces. We will discuss the points you should keep in your mind to get the best impression in SSB Interview.

First Impression is the last Impression :

Let’s follow this saying in SSB Interview also, yes the first impression plays a vital role in the personal interview, it may do good or bad for you. To get the first impression as a good impression try to follow below-mentioned points:

  • Dress neatly, wear formals for Personal Interview, avoided wearing something which makes you uncomfortable, if you find yourself smart in front of the mirror other will also find the same so have a comfortable outfit.
  • Look out for the best color combination, wear light color clothes, do not wear a tie if you are not habitual to it , wearing a tie won’t put any additional impression but if you love to wear it then you must have it.
  • Enter into the room showing all teeth, I mean to say go with a decent smile and wish the Interviewing officer, do not ask for permission to go inside, already you have been called inside.
  • IO will ask you to sit, if he won’t then after waiting for 5secs you can sit on your own, it will show your confidence to take the action and self-decisions.

Body Language:

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Once again, a very important point to keep in mind is to have decent body language during the whole interviewing process. Most of us forget about our body movements and postures while talking with someone; especially here the IO will have a total look at your body because he will be sitting 3-4 meters away from you, so avoid doing unnecessary yoga postures during PI.

  • Sit straight and lean backward, utilize the chair to relax not to become panic. Avoid leaning forward while answering to questions or putting some stress on a particular answer, it also shows you’re not confident but nervous. You might have seen during the PPDT most of the candidates start leaning forward and sits on the edge of the chair, it shows your confidence level is less.
  • You can use your hand while answering but make sure that hands should not start flying here and there , use them gently like a gentleman.
  • Look at the IO while answering , he was also a candidate like you , why to become nervous in front of him , think as if your are talking to a friend who is interested to know about you to make friendship . Please avoid watching here and there, talk to the person sitting in front of you, take it as a challenge  and say yes I am ready to face you.

Communication  :

We know the importance of communication skills, here communication means the way you pass your answers to the IO, if you are very good at speaking English but whatever you said goes above the head of the IO then it is of no use on the other hand if you are not so fluent but the way you speak is convincing and shows that you are confident while answering then you hit the target. Candidates from cities are supposed to speak well in English, candidates from rural areas are also supposed to speak in English but IO may overlook their mistakes.

  • Listen to the question first, think the answer for 2-3 secs and then say it, yes you can wait for some time to think before answering, no one asked you to speak as soon as IO stops. Think for 2-3 secs how and what you are going to say, it will help you to deliver the answer in a proper way with fewer mistakes.
  • Being a repeater, you must know the common questions which are asked by the IO every time, do prepare them well before the PI. You can check SSB Interview questions and answers here.
  • Speak softly and calmly, keep your voice  audible to the IO, do not raise the voice suddenly, try to speak normally with expression. Have you seen how  officers use to talk, yes, you got it now, follow that.
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Listen First:

Yes, dear aspirants, being young blood we have decided not to listen to anyone and do our own, NOT HERE, listen to the IO carefully, do not assume a question like the way you want it to be or faced earlier. You may be answering the East when asked for West, just think how bad it will create your impression in PI.

  • Listen to the question properly, wait for the IO to stop and then think and speak.
  • Do not start thinking about an answer when the IO is asking questions, it won’t let you listen to the question properly and you will end up with saying the different answer.  Let the IO complete his words so that you won’t interfere in between.
  • Ask IO to repeat the question if you missed it, and then answer it properly.

Be Open; But in a Limit:

IO wants to know about your personality and your personal life (to some extent), for that you may come across few questions which you would like to hide just because you think that it will create a negative impact on your PI. This thing is correct up to some limit, but you should be careful in choosing what to hide or what not to hide. IO is a well-experienced person sitting over there so be careful while holding a mask or trying to hide, you must be a genius in this.

  • Try to speak what is asked by IO, do not put additional information, be to the point or else the IO will sleep off.
  • Again I say think before answering, it will help you to decide what to say or what not to say.
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Take the opportunity to ask Him :

Many IO provides you an opportunity to ask something, it could be anything. Take the chance and ask him something but make sure that you should not ask something very personal or irrelevant to SBB or Defence. Keep in mind that whatever you ask him also shows your own character and quality, IO may pick something from that too, so be sensible while asking something.

Territorial Army Notification 2012

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Candidates can download Territorial Army Application form and  recruitment details in this post. The Territorial Army (TA) officers gainfully employed young men an opportunity of donning the uniform and serving the nation. Based on the concept of enabling motivated young men to serve in a military environment without having to sacrifice their primary professions. You can serve the nation in two capacities – as a civilian and as a soldier. No other option allows you such an expanse of experiences.

Territorial Army Notification July 2013

Eligibility: 

Only male citizens of India and Ex-service officers who are medically fit. 
Age – 18 to 42 years as on 30 Jun 2012. 
Qualification – Graduate from any recognized university. 
Employment – Gainfully Employed in Central Govt/Semi Govt /Pvt Firm/ Own business. 

Last Date    :

 Form completed in all respects with all required enclosures will be accepted till 30 Jun 12 at respective locations as mentioned above

Read How to Apply :

Click Here for Official Advertisement :

Click to download Application Form :

How to Join Territorial Indian Army as an Officer

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Many aspirants who are looking forward to joining the Territorial Army can read the official notification TA Exam 2021 on SSBCrackExams. In this article, we are going to talk about a frequently asked question which is, can I join the Territorial Army? So we are going to talk about what is TA and who all can join the TA.

But first, one needs to understand that the Territorial Army exam is not a regular entry, what do you mean by regular? Regular means joining the Armed Forces full-time through different entries like NDA, CDS, or AFCAT for Indian Air Force, etc. So what is TA? Territorial Army is a part-time commitment that you can pursue along with your current profession, that is why you can apply for the Territorial Army till the age of 42 years. You can carry on with your current profession and yearly you have to give 2 months of service in the Territorial Army, so yes, it will not be a full-time profession for you.

Before moving forward, if you are preparing for the Territorial Army exam, do check our TA Exam Online Course, which is a full-fledged course as per the latest syllabus of the Territorial Army exam. You can access this course on Desktop and via our Andriod App.

Let’s move ahead and know some basic eligibility criteria for joining the Territorial Army

  • You must be an Indian, of course.
  • Age must be 18 to 42 years as on last day of filling of the application.
  • You must be a graduate.
  • Physically and Medically fit.
  • You must be Gainfully Employed.

Now, the last part is where most of the aspirants get confused. What is Gainfully Employed? Gainfully employed means, you must have a job or business and you are earning from it. How would you prove that you are earning? You must be filling income tax, ITR etc. These are the records that will be checked during the process. So who all can apply for the Territorial Army?

  • Buisness Owners
  • Farmers
  • People working in MNCs
  • People working in other Govt services like Railways.
  • Doctors
  • Engineers
  • Actors, Artist, Musician
  • In Short all who are gainfully employed.

Serving officers because they are already serving in the armed forces and Students with no Jobs can not apply for the TA.

What is the Selection Procedure of the Territorial Army?

  • First TA exam will be conducted.
  • Candidates who clear the TA Exam will be called for a short PIB interview also known as Preliminary Interview Board.
  • Once who is selected in PIB will be called for 5 Days SSB Interview.
  • One who is recommended by the SSB board will go for the Medical Board.
  • One who is declared fit by the medical board will wait for the final merit list.
  • Based on the merit list, they will get the Joining Letter.

Once you go for the PIB after the written exam, you need to carry the following documents:

  • Application Form IAF (TA)-9 (Revised) Part-2 to be downloaded from www.jointerritorialarmy.gov.in and fill it up in their own hand writing.
  • All educational qualification certificates (Matric onwards).
  • Latest physical fitness certificate from a registered MBBS Doctor.
  • Copy of Identity proof with photographs (Voter ID/PANCard/Passport/Driving license etc).
  • Domicile/ Residential proof.
  • Certificate for proof of age (Matric/ Senior Secondary mark sheetand certificate for verification of date of birth).
  • Service certificate by candidates employed in Central Govt/ Union Territory/ State/Semi Govt/ Private Sector Authenticated by Head Office along with salary certificate and No Objection Certificate by the department as per format given below.
  • Self-employed candidates are required to submit an Affidavit on Non-Judicial stamp paper of minimum value duly attested stating nature of employment and annual income along with photocopy of PAN card and self-certified character certificate.
  • Candidates whose names vary in documents should submit copy of Gazette notification of India/ State showing the correct name or an affidavit duly supported by newspaper cuttings.
  • Latest income proof from the appropriate authority (i.e. Income Tax Revenue Department / Magistrate / Employer).

Now it must be clear, so if you are preparing for the TA do check the given links below:

All the best.