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Application is open for male candidates to apply for the post of Assistant Commandant in Indian Coast Guard

Educational Eligibility to apply:-

Sl. Branch Educational Qualification Gender Age (Born between) a,b General Duty / General Duty (Pilot) Should hold a Bachelor’s degree of recognized university with minimum 60% marks in aggregate (ie.1st Semester to 8th Semester for BE/B.Tech or 1st year to last year for Bachelor Degree Candidates wherever applicable). Mathematics and Physics as subjects up to intermediate or class XII of 10+2+3 scheme of education or equivalent with 60% aggregate marks in Maths & Physics[Candidates not in possession of Physics & Maths in 10 + 2 (Intermediate) level are not eligible for General Duty(GD) & General Duty (Pilot). Male 01 Jul 1993 to 30 Jun 1997 (Both dates inclusive). Short Service Appointment. Short Service Appointment as Assistant Commandant for a period of 08 years, which may be extended to 10 years and further exten…

Indian Army invites applications from married/unmarried male and female engineering candidates for the courses commencing on October 2017 at OTA, Chennai. The entries are direct entries i.e. the board does not hold any exams to get the SSB call. The candidates will be shortlisted on the basis of their academic performance in their respective graduation degrees. All the three entries are for Short Service Commission and have certain eligibility criteria.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR SSC (Tech)

Short Service Commission Tech is the entry for all engineering graduates. The entry is again for both men and women. The application form will be available from 23rd Jan to 22 Feb 2017.
•Indian nationals are eligible.
•Age Limit – The age limit for men and women for technical branch is 20 -27 years, as on October 2017 while for widows of defence personals (non-tech), 4 years relaxation is given( 19-29 years)
•Educational Qualification – The candidates who have engineering degrees in the respective s…

With an eye on recruiting officers who have the technical capabilities of handling and managing its hi-tech overhaul, the Indian Navy will shortlist candidates under one scheme using their performances in the Joint Entrance Exam (Main). Aspiring candidates for the 10+2 B Tech cadet entry scheme will now have to take the JEE (Main) in 2017 to be eligible for entry to the January 2018 course at the Indian Naval Academy.

About 120 candidates will be shortlisted based on their JEE (Main) scores to appear before the Services Selection Board (SSB) for interviews. The 10+2 B Tech cadet entry scheme will no longer use the candidate's scores in Physics, Maths and Chemistry (PCM) in the Class XII exams. As TOI reported earlier, the first direct-entry batch of BTech officers graduated from the INA in May 2013.
The JEE scores have been chosen as a benchmark to negate the uneven nature of scoring systems adopted by various state examination boards.

"Different state examination boards hav…