I think you are highly mistaken. You can never ever Qualify MHT CET to end up in Indian Army. Of course there is an Institute named as Army Institute of Technology in Pune, which accepts MHT CET Score and only wards of Army Personnel are allowed admission. For more information about MHT CET do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/mht-cet

Whereas for Indian Army, you have many ways of Joining a Cadre, with the first one being NDA followed by SSB Exam and Interview. You even have Engineering and Medical Corps in the Indian Army, and they have Annual recruitment Tests followed by SSB Interview.

To know more about how to join the Indian Army do follow the link below

https://competition.careers360.com/articles/How-to-join-the-Indian-Army/amp

Hello, A regiment is usually contains 2 or more battalion services. In India we have two kinds of battalion -arms and mixture of infantry. The regiment will be usually allotted according to the region the soldier belongs or during training the officers from infantry can choose their own regiments of choice.

Hope this helps.

Dear Aspirant

Indian Army provides the opportunity to get Admission in 04 Year B.Sc (Nursing) course at Colleges of Nursing of Armed Force Medical Services. Only Female candidates can register for Indian Army B.Sc Nursing Admission 2021 –

• Nationality: Aspirant must be an Indian by nationality.
• Only Female Applicants who are unmarried / legally separated / divorced/ widow without encumbrances are eligible to apply.
• Educational Qualification: Must completed 12 ^th class with overall 50% marks from a recognized state board or central education board and should have studied Physics, Chemistry, English & Biology subjects in 12th Standard.
  
• Date of Birth : Should be lies between 01.10.1996 to 30.09.2004 (Both dates are inclusive)
• Candidates who are appearing in 12 ^th class in present session can also apply.
• Physical Standards: Height of female applicant should not be less than 148 cm in general. Relaxation of 5 cm in height will be given to aspirants belonging to hilly areas. X-Ray examination of chest and USG (of abdomen & pelvis) will be done. Further details of physical standards can be checked from Indian Army official website.

Hope this helps

Hello Aspirant,

It’s not uncommon for military nurses to work right alongside military personnel in war zones. One of the most dangerous and difficult aspects of a military nursing career is caring for deployed members of the military during wartime. This often includes treating severe life-threatening injuries, such as gunshot wounds or lost limbs. Because of the severity of the injuries that they may encounter as well as the volatile work environment, military nurses must be able to keep a cool head under pressure. Life-saving skills are also essential skills to have if you’re looking to pursue a military nursing career.

In the initial days of your joining as MNS they are responsible for taking care of the Military Hospital and after that get promotion and up to the chief Nurse which is equivalent to  “A” grade Officers.

Rank in mns:-

entry position - Lieutenant (salary per month 56,000/- PLUS TA, DA, MSP allowance)

After 3 yrs of commissioned service as Captian (salary per month 61,000/- plus allowance)

after 8 yrs commissioned service as Major (salary per month 71,000 to 80,000/-) + allowance

Lieutenant colonel ( salary 121,200/-) + A grade allowance ( by selection you get this position)

Colonel (salary 139,600/-) + A grade allowance

Brigadier (salary 144,200/-) + A grade allowance.

This is one of the leading careers for women in Defense.

Hope this helps you. Feel free to ask more questions.

Have a good day!

Hi,

The eligibility criteria of NDA is that candidates must have passed their class 12 or equivalent examination from a recognised board or university. The important factor is of age as the candidates must be in between the age of 16.5-19.5 years. Also, the candidates must be unmarried. PUC means Pre-University Courses which is basically equivalent to class 11 and class 12. So, as you are in first year, means in class 11, you cannot write the exam now. You can write NDA exam after completion of class 12 or when you are appearing for class 12.

Check the full eligibility over here: https://competition.careers360.com/articles/nda-eligibility-criteria

Hi Mukesh!

Judge Advocate General (JAG) of the Indian Army has the role of advising the Military Personnel on their day to day matters! Below are the Eligibility Criteria for JAG India Army:

• Candidate must be an Indian.
• The Age Range of the Candidate must be between 21 - 27 years.
• Completed 3 year LL.B. or 5 year LL.B. from any recognised Bar Council of India Institution with 55% aggregate score.

Other physical requirements have to met by the Candidate like the height of the male candidate should be 157.5cm, weight, eye sight, etc,. Other parameters like your running, push ups, rope climbing are also taken into consideration!

Hope this is helpful!

All the best!

Hi Aspirant,

If you want to join Defence then you need to crack certain exams.Without cracking any exams you wont be able to enter in defence since there is a lot of competition all around.You need to give INET exam and then you are shortlisted for SSB interview.In SSB interview which consists of two stages it includes  Intelligence Test, Picture Perception and Discussion test. and the other one includes  Psychological testing, Group testing and interview. .

Hope it helps!!

Hi! For Indian army and Foreign services, clinical and non-clinical are in high demand and important in their own aspects. It completely depends on you, which speciality you would want to opt for.

Here is a list of top courses:

Radiology

Medicine

Anatomy

Orthopaedics

Obstetrics and Gynaecology

Forensic Medicine

Paediatrics