How to get into army after class 12th?

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Bakshi. Siddharth Dutta | Beginner-Level 4

9 years ago

you can also clear rally recruitments only if you are overage for NDA Also, you can join as airmen in iaf or sailor in navy. remember age is more for small ranks. I would suggest you that go for NDA, also keep on practising for recruitement rally because, the more early you enroll urself in it, it w

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Sunil Soni | Scholar-Level 18

9 years ago

If you want to be an Officer in Indian Army you are advised to appear for NDA exam conducted by UPSC. It is conducted twice a year by UPSC. If you want to join as a soldier you must look for recruitmrnt drives conducted by various Regiments in your state.

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