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A career in Defence and Paramilitary Forces

A career in defence forces promises one of the most prestigious and respected positions in the country. Youngsters who aspire to choose a career of excitement, adventure, and challenges can find no better place than defence to meet all their professional expectations. The Indian Armed Forces are the military forces of India which consist of four professional uniformed services: The Indian Army, Indian Air Force, Indian Navy and Indian Coast Guard. The various paramilitary organisations and various inter-service institutions also help the Indian Armed Forces. The Ministry of Defence is responsible for the management of armed forces in India.

• Recruitment in Indian Armed Forces
• UPSC Recruitment of Commissioned Officers
• Feel Proud - Join Indian Army
• Be an AIR Warrior
• Nausena Bharti
• Indian Coast Guard
• Central Armed Police Forces
• Inter-service institutions

Recruitment in Indian Armed Forces

The Indian Armed Forces symbolize the ideals of service, patriotism and composite culture of the country. Recruitment to the Armed Forces is voluntary and open to all citizens of India irrespective of caste, class, religion and community, provided the laid down physical, medical and educational criteria are met.

UPSC Recruitment of Commissioned Officers

The Union Public Service Commission recruits the Commissioned Officers in the Armed Forces by conducting mainly the two all India Competitive Examinations.

•  National Defence Academy (NDA) and Naval Defence Academy (NA)
  • The UPSC holds entrance examination twice a year for entry into the NDA and Naval Academy. Candidates on completion of 10+2 examination or while in the 12th standard are eligible to compete.

•  Combined Defence Service Examination
  • CDSE is conducted by the UPSC twice a year. University graduates or those in final year of graduation are eligible to appear in the examination. Successful candidates join the Indian Military Academy/Air Force Academy and Naval Academy for Permanent Commission and Officers Training Academy (OTA) for Short Service Commission.

•  Short Service Commission (Technical) Entry
  • The Short Service Commission (Technical) Entry Scheme provides avenues to eligible technical graduates/post graduates for recruitment in Technical Arms. After SSB and Medical Board, the selected candidates are required to undergo approximately 49 weeks pre-commission training at OTA, Chennai.

Feel Proud - Join Indian Army

Apart from recruitment through the UPSC, the commissioned officers are also recruited in Army through the Non-UPSC entries.

The Army offers both permanent and short service commissions. Permanent commission (PC) is granted through the Indian Military Academy (IMA) Dehradun and Short Service Commission (SSC) is granted through Officers Training Academy (OTA) Chennai. When you opt for 'PC', you are basically looking at a permanent career in the Army, a career till you retire. SSC is a wonderful option for all those of you who aspire to serve it for a few years. It gives you the option of joining the Army, and serving it as a commissioned officer for five years. Once your tenure is over, you are allowed to opt for PC. Alternatively, you can also ask for a five years extension and can choose to resign from your post any time during this period.

•  Permanent Commission (PC)
  • • NDA
    • Direct Entry
    • Engineering Graduates
    • University Entry Scheme
    • 10+2 TES Entry
    • For more information on Permanent Commission (PC)

•  Short Service Commission (SSC)
  • • Non-Tech
    • Tech (Both Men and Women)
    • NCC Special Entry (Both for Men and Women)
    • For more information on Short Service Commission (SSC)
    Details of eligibility criteria duration and venue of training and other information on joining Indian army is available through news papers or can be obtained from the website Join Indian Army.

•  Short Service Commission (Women)
  • Women are offered Short Service Commission in three streams. viz., Non-Technical Graduate, Technical, Post Graduate/Specialist for a period of ten years, extendable by additional four years purely on voluntary basis. The duration of training is 49 weeks at Officers training Academy, Chennai. For Short Service Commission (Women) (Technical) Entry, candidates who have passed or are appearing in final year/semester of B.E/B. Tech in notified streams are eligible to apply. Candidates have to appear for SSB interview followed by Medical Test.

•  Recruitment of Personnel Below Officers Rank (PBOR)
  • In the Army, there are eleven Zonal Recruiting Offices, two Gorkha Recruiting Depots, one Independent Recruiting Office and 59 Army Recruiting Offices in addition to 47 Regimental Centres which carry out recruitment through rallies in their respective areas of jurisdiction.
    All recruitment is being carried out through open rally system. Recruitment of Personnels Below Officer Rank (PBOR) is carried out through open rally system. The recruitment of PBOR commences with the preliminary screening of aspiring candidates at rally site followed by document checking, physical fitness tests, physical measurement, and medical examination. This is followed by a written examination for the candidates found eligible in all respects. Finally selected candidates are dispatched to respective Training Centres for training.

•  Life in Army
  • Indian Army offers humongous opportunities for youngsters seeking job satisfaction, security, economic stability, social status, quality of life, variety and adventure. The competition in the Army is clean and devoid of any other factor but competence. Know more on what army offers to you.

Be an AIR Warrior

Career in Indian Air Force

Recruitment of Officers through Non- UPSC Entries: Recruitment of Commissioned Officers in the Indian Air Force is mainly done through the UPSC. For technical branches, women special entry scheme, National Cadet Corps (NCC) special entry scheme, service entries, recruitment is made directly through the Recruiting Directorate for the Indian Air Force.

As an officer in the Indian Air Force you will strategise, lead and manage. Depending on your qualifications, you could join one of the various branches in the IAF. Broadly the Air Force has three branches with further sub-streams.

•  Flying Branch
  • • Fighters
    • Transports
    • Helicopters
    • For more information on Flying Branch

•  Technical Branch
  • • Mechanical
    • Electronics
    • For more information on Technical Branch

•  Ground Duty Branch
  • • Administration
    • Accounts
    • Logistics
    • Education
    • Meteorology
    • For more information on Ground Duty Branch

•  Life in Indian Air Force
  • Indian Air Force Personnel have been the pioneers of adventure activities in all these spheres. Adventure primarily constitutes an essential component of military training. It helps in developing a sense of purpose, determination, courage and perseverance against all odds. You can find detailed information related to joining of Indian Air Force and benefits of service etc. at the website Career in Indian Air Force. Contact numbers are also available for queries related to career in the IAF.

Nausena Bharti - Career opportunity in Indian Navy

A job in the Navy offers you a chance to exploit your true potential as a professional - by learning new skills, acquiring unrivalled experience in the process of applying those skills, and making the most of Navy advancement.

In the Indian Navy, you will find there's much more to be gained than a regular salary. In fact, the experience that you gain in the Navy can help you shape your future through outstanding financial benefits, unparalleled career potential, and the lifestyle of freedom and personal growth that you've been waiting for.

Come and Join the Navy

Broad Classification of Navy Branches

•  Executive Branch

  • As an officer of the Executive Branch one can exercise command of ships, submarines and aircraft. Executive officers can specialise in any of the following:-

    • Gunnery & Missiles
    • Navigation and Direction
    • Anti-Submarine Warfare
    • Communications
    • Pilot
    • Observer
    • Submarine
    • Hydrography
    • Diving

    The other cadres that form part of the Executive Branch are - Law, Air Traffic Control, Naval Armament Inspection, Information Technology and Logistics. For more information on Executive Branch.

•  Engineering Branch

  • An Engineer Officer's career is interspersed with technical courses up to post graduation level in India/abroad. You can also join in the Naval Architecture Cadre of the Engineering Branch. For more information on Engineering Branch.

•  Electrical Branch

  • For a ship to be able to fight effectively, all the equipments must be kept working at peak efficiency. Electrical Officers have this responsibility and other challenging tasks. To sharpen their skills, the Navy offers excellent opportunities for post-graduate courses in India/abroad to deserving candidates. For more information on Electrical Branch.

•  Educational Branch

  • Education Officers are responsible for scientific and methodical instructions, including theoretical aspects of technical subjects of all branches of the navy and also for general education. An Education Officer can specialise in almost all specialisations of the Executive Branch. For more information on Educational Branch.

    Am I Eligible? - You can check your eligibility to join the Indian Navy by providing details such as your age, gender and qualification. You can also follow this website Indian Navy to find information related to career opportunities, benefits, facilities etc.

•  Life at Sea

  • Life at sea is full of challenges and immense satisfaction. While you are at sea, the Navy looks after the welfare of your family like its own.

    • Apply online for Officer entry
    • Apply online for Sailor entry

Indian Coast Guard

The life of a Coast Guard officer is a happy with mix of many things such as hard work, professionalism, risk and adventure and the opportunity to move around and visit different places within India and abroad. Onboard a Coast Guard ship is engaging, adventurous and challenging experience for youngsters. From saving human lives at sea and assisting fishermen in peril, to apprehending poachers and preserving marine biodiversity, job satisfaction comes easy to a "Coast Guardsman". Each day at sea is filled with promise, and each mission is different in an inimitable way.

• Join Indian Coast Guard
• Officer Entry
• Sailor Entry
• Apply online

You can also contact officers and sailors for any information related to career in the Indian Coast Guard.

Central Armed Police Forces

Assam Rifles

Assam Rifles (AR) is a potent organization with 46 battalions and its associated command and administrative back up. It is designated by the GoM committee as the Border Guarding Force for the Indo-Myanmaar border and is also its lead intelligence agency.

National Security Guard

National Security Guard (NSG): It is a task-oriented Force and has two complementary elements in the form of the Special Action Group (SAG) comprising Army personnel and the Special Ranger Groups (SRG), comprising personnel drawn from the Central Para Military Forces/State Police Force. All the personnel are on deputation.

Inter-service institutions

• National Defence Academy (NDA)
• National Defence College (NDC)
• Defence Services Staff College (DSSC)
• National Cadet Corps (NCC)
• Armed forces Medical College (AFMC)

Related Links

• Permanent Commission (PC)
• Short Service Commission (SSC)
• Flying Branch
• Executive Branch
• Engineering Branch
• Ground Duty Branch
• Electrical Branch
• Educational Branch
• Union Public Service Commission

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Source: https://www.india.gov.in/spotlight/career-defence-and-paramilitary-forces

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