Indian Army jobs for Technical Entry Scheme (Permanent Commission) in Anywhere in India. Last Date to apply: 20 Oct 2015

Technical Entry Scheme (Permanent Commission)

Eligibility : 12th Pass (HSE)
Location : Anywhere in India
Last Date : 20 Oct 2015

Hiring Process : Written-test, Face to Face Interview

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Technical Entry Scheme (Permanent Commission) job vacancy in Indian Army www.freshersworld.com
Indian Army invites applications from unmarried male for the grant of Permanent/ Short service Commission (10+2 Technical Entry Scheme Course – 35th, Commencing from July 2016)

Qualification: Only those candidates who have passed 10+2 Examination or its equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 70% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognized education boards are eligible to apply for this entry. Eligibility conditions for calculating PCM % of various state/ central boards will be based on marks obtained in Class XII only.No. of Post :90
Age Limit : A candidate must not be below 16½ years and above 19½ years

Selection Procedure : (a) Short listed candidates will be called for Services Selection Board (SSB) interview at Bhopal, Bangalore or Allahabad. Interviews will be held in Feb/Mar 2015 onwards. (b) Duration of SSB interviews is five days excluding day of arrival. During their stay at SSB, Candidates are put through psychological Test, Group test and Interviews.

How to apply

Candidate should apply Online  20th October 2015 .

About Indian Army

After independence, the Ministry of Defence was created under the charge of a Cabinet Minister and each Service was placed under its own Commander-in-Chief. In 1955, the Commanders-in-Chief were renamed as the Chief of the Army Staff, the Chief of the Naval Staff and the Chief of the Air Staff. In November 1962, the Department of Defence Production was set up to deal with research, development and production of defence equipment. In November, 1965, the Department of Defence Supplies was created for planning and execution of schemes for import substitution of defence requirements. These two Departments were later merged to form the Department of Defence Production and Supplies. In 2004, the name of Department of Defence Production and Supplies was changed to Department of Defence Production. In 1980, the Department of Defence Research and Development was created. In 2004, the Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare was created. The Defence Secretary functions a head of the Department of Defence and is additionally responsible for co-ordinating the activities of the four Departments in the Ministry.