Company Name : Indian Army
Name of the Posts:
1. Soldier Technical
2. Soldier Technical (Amn/ Avn)
3. Soldier Nursing Assistant
5. Soldier Tradesman
6. Soldier Clerk/ Store Keeper Technical
7. Havildar Education (Army Education Corps)
Age Limit: Candidates age limit should be between 17 years 06 months to 23 years for Post No- 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 and 17 years 06 months to 21 years for Post No-3, 20 years to 25 years for S.No-7 as on 01-10-2017.
Educational Qualification: Candidates should Possess 10+2 Intermediate Examination pass in Science with Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English & BSC/ BCA/ BSC(IT)/ B-Tech/ BE/ MSC/ MCA/ MSC (IT)/ M-Tech with or without B Ed (Science stream) with adequate experience.
Selection Process: Candidates will be selected based on Physical Fitness Test, physical Measurement Test, Medical Exam, Common Entrance Exam, Screening of Documents and Rally.
How to Apply:
Eligible candidates can apply online through the website from 05-06-2017 to 03-08-2017 & walk in recruitment rally from 19 to 31-08-2017 under the aegis of Headquarter Recruiting Zone, Chennai by Army Recruiting Office, Coimbatore will be conducted at Dr MGR Stadium (Racecourse Road), Madurai.
Important Dates:
Starting Date to Apply Online: 05-07-2017
Last Date to Apply Online: 03-08-2017
Date for Rally: 19 to 31-08-2017
Date for Medical Exam: 20-08-2017
About Us:
History of Indian Army is pregnant with real and true accounts of extraordinary heroism and valour and can be traced back to the ancient periods in India. The earliest mention of Indian Army is found in the ancient texts and scriptures, including the Vedas and the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana. The History of Indian Army emphasizes that Indians have not taken to the science of warfare recently and their fighting traditions are not merely 200 years old. There are several glorious instances of large scale operations undertaken in ancient times backed by a definite military science based on brilliant strategy and tactics. During the ancient period, when Dharma played such a dominating role in the daily routine of a person, Warfare had to be undertaken frequently. The epitome of Dharma Yudha, as it was originally known as, is to be found in the 2 Indian epics namely Ramayana and Mahabharata. No base means were used and the dignity of man as a warrior, victor and vanquisher was maintained always. History of Indin Army mentions that in ancient India the organization of the army altered with changing dynasties.
