What all defence service opportunities are available after B.Tech?

After the engineering degree, you can join the defense sector through Engineering direct entry Scheme or CDS (Common Defense Service) examination, AFCET, etc. Now, if you want to join the Indian Defence Service as an engineer without taking a course, then you should go for: The Engineering direct entry scheme examination: That is, you should choose any one of given below Academy while applying for the examination. 1. IMA (Indian Military academy) 2. Indian Naval Academy. 3. Indian Air Force Academy. 4. CDS 5. OTA (Officer’s training Academy) For Women / Men. CDS EXAM REQUIREMENTS:- Age should be in between 19 to 25 years.You can apply for all branches of defense services after CDS exam.Minimum height required for male candidate is 157 cm and for a female candidate is 152cm. AFCAT EXAM REQUIREMENTS:-Candidate should be unmarried Age limit for AFCAT exam is 19 to 23 years. Candidate must have good eye sight that is 6/6/ Nationality should be Indian only. Best of luck.

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(a) By appearing in CDS exam conducted by UPSC. CDS entry consists of written exam conducted by the UPSC, followed by conduct of the SSB interview, medical test by Indian Navy (naval candidates only) and final preparation of merit list by UPSC. The appointment letter is issued by IHQ MoD/DMPR. The training of officers selected through this entry commences in the month of Jan/Jul and the advertisement is published in Nov/Jul. (b) University Entry Scheme conducted by three services Army, Navy and Indian Air force in pre final year of Engineering. (c) Direct Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission by appearing in SSB against open advertisement of three services Army, Navy and Indian Air force in final year or completion of engineering degree. The Direct entries are controlled by each service HQ and cater for both Permanent Commission (PC) and Short Service Commission (SSC). Advertisements calling for application from eligible candidates for such entries are published in the leading newspapers and Employment News twice in a year between Feb to May and Aug to Nov. The applications are received and candidates are shortlisted for SSB based on cut off decided by MoD.

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Defence services have regular requirements of Mechanical, ECE, Computer, Civil, Marine and Aeronautical Engineering graduates. Defence services hires engineering graduates as Short Service and Permanent Commission officers. There are following options available for engineering graduates to join Defence Services: (a) By appearing in CDS exam conducted by UPSC. CDS entry consists of written exam conducted by the UPSC, followed by conduct of the SSB interview, medical test by Indian Navy (naval candidates only) and final preparation of merit list by UPSC. The appointment letter is issued by IHQ MoD/DMPR. The training of officers selected through this entry commences in the month of Jan/Jul and the advertisement is published in Nov/Jul. (b) University Entry Scheme conducted by three services Army, Navy and Indian AIr force in pre final year of Engineering. (c) Direct Permanent Commission and Short Service Commission by appearing in SSB against open advertisement of three services Army, Navy and Indian AIr force in final year or completion of engineering degree. The Direct entries are controlled by each service HQ and cater for both Permanent Commission (PC) and Short Service Commission (SSC). Advertisements calling for application from eligible candidates for such entries are published in the leading newspapers and Employment News twice in a year between Feb to May and Aug to Nov. The applications are received and candidates are shortlisted for SSB based on cut off decided by MoD . The SSB qualified candidates undergo medical examination and if found fit, are inducted in the Indian Navy on the basis of All India Merit. (d) Graduates engineers who have completed Senior NCC C certificate. The vacancies for Army, Air Force, Naval Wing Senior Div NCC C certificate holders are published along with CDS advertisement.

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Hello, Defence services or the armed forces are the best recruiters. They have an elaborate process of selection wherein candidate has to appear before Services Selection Board located at various locations in India. It’s almost a week long process and if successful you are made to undergo detailed medical exam in one of the establishment of armed forces. If successful in this also then you are placed in a merit list and will be called up for training meaning to join, if your merit is within the required numbers. In armed forces selection is purely based on merit and no quota exists for any category. There are two varieties of commissions. Firstly, it’s Permanent Commission (PC) where one serves till retirement. Women presently are not allowed in Technical branches to have PC. The other type of commission is Short Service Commission (SSC), here women are allowed. The courses for both these type of courses begin two times in a year. All the three wings have their own academies and courses are conducted there. After successful completion of courses commission is given. I have purposely not given mundane details which are available on concerned website in detail. The life in armed forces is really the best. Here you have enough money and time also to spend this money. In addition it’s a very satisfying life that one leads. All in all, I would recommend all engineers to think of joining armed forces.

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After B.Tech various job opportunities in plethora are available in Defense sectors by ISRO and DRDO, Following have been shared below: 1. Sort service commission (technical) army: Its exam conducted by Indian army. In this exam you apply for direct SSB interview. Eligibility: Bachelors degree in engineering. Age limit: 20 to 27 year. 2. Technical graduate course: Its exam conducted by Indian army. In this exam you apply for direct SSB interview. Eligibility: Bachelors degree in engineering. Age limit: 20 to 27 year. 3. Air force academy scheme: Its scheme belongs to combined defence service exam. Its exam conducted by union public service commission. Eligibility: Degree from a recognized university with physics and math at 12th level or Bachelor degree in engineering. Age limit: 19 to 23 year. 4. Technical Duty: Its scheme belongs to Air force common admission test. Its exam conducted by Indian air force. Eligibility: Bachelor degree in engineering. Age limit: 18 to 28 year. 5. Flying duty: Its scheme belongs to Air force common admission test. Its exam conducted by Indian Air force. Eligibility: Graduation from a recognized university or Bachelor degree in engineering. Age limit: 19 to 23 year. 6. Naval academy: Its scheme belongs to Combined defense service exam, its exam conducted by union public service commission. Eligibility: B.Sc with physics and math subject or Bachelor degree in engineering. Age limit: 19 to 22 year. 7. Sort service commission (Technical) Navy: Its exam conducted by Indian navy. Eligibility: Bachelor degree in engineering. Age limit: 20 to 25 years.

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Two ways to Join the Indian Army after B.Tech are UES (University Entry Scheme): Candidates studying in the Pre-Final year (in academic session 2016-17) of the Engineering Course in recognised Universities or Institution or Colleges will be eligible to apply but must possess the education qualification at the time of joining the training. TGS (TECHNICAL GRADUATE COURSE): Candidate should be a male engineering graduate. Indian army decides the cut off percentage and shortlists the candidates out of all applicants. So at the time of applying, there is no percentage criteria. After successful training, both the options make you eligible as a Lieutenant in the Indian Army. With best service and years of experience, you can reach till General in the Army.

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