To apply for Army Technical Entry Scheme, a candidate must have qualified 10+2 with Science subjects (Math, Physics, and Chemistry) with at least 70% of total marks from a recognized board or university. The age of the candidate should be between 16.5 years to 19.5 years.
For the Army Technical Entry Scheme, candidates are selected through the interview process. Applied candidates are called for the interview as per the merit list prepared on the basis of the marks obtained in the 12th standard.
The primary purpose is to provide public and military engineering services while participating in wars, improve the security of the country and reduce the risk of disaster.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the NDA entrance examinations twice a year. Candidates who obtain 40% to 50% cumulative marks in the senior secondary (10+2) are eligible for this examination.
You may opt for the technical scheme examination to join the Indian army. Candidates who have completed the 10+2 exam with an aggregate of 70% marks in physics, chemistry, and math from a recognized board are eligible to apply.
Regular Commission is open to qualified Other Ranks (OR) positions between the ages of 20 and 27, with a 10+2 certificate. The SSB and the medical board conduct a screening of the aspirants after passing the written test administered by the military training directorate.
The UPSC conducts CDSE twice a year. Those who have graduated from a university or are in their last year are eligible to apply for this examination.
The Short Service Commission (Technical) allows qualifying graduates/postgraduates in the technical branches to work in the technical arms of the Indian army. Following the SSB and medical board examinations,