3 Best Ways to Join Indian Army as an officer 2018!

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There are around 4 or 5 ways to join Indian army as an officer rank, but top 3 ways are given below to join Indian Army as an Officer.
1). NDA (National Defence Academy)
At age of 16.5 you can join NDA or we can say you can join for officer rank but it is not too easy that you think, it beyond your and our imagination because officer are not born officer they are made, they are made in such Academy, for which numbers of candidates fight, You can join Indian army or Indian Air Force or Indian Navy from NDA, NDA offer you to join Forces of your interest .NDA is only for unmarried male ,you can fill application form after class 12 and to join Indian Air force and Indian Navy Math subject is mandatory. Till the Age of 19 you can fill the application form of NDA .if you missed the chance than don’t be upset below is another chance for you which is similar to NDA.


2).CDS (combined Defence Service)
CDS is not for everyone, if you want to join CDS then the qualification is you should be graduate pass with minimum 60% marks in 3rd year .It is very similar to NDA but in this Girls are also allowed for filling the application Form. And the plus point of CDS according to many experiences Indian Officer is that CDS is easier to clear as compare to NDA one reason is also that the number of application form filled in CDS which is totally half of NDA. If you are not too strong in study but you have Quality of an Officer than you have one more option that is NCC special entry. Below is given some information about NCC special entry.


3).NCC Special Entry
NCC special Entry is golden oppounity for you to join as an Officer and fulfill your dream but to fulfill your dream you have to fulfill their requirements i.e. you should have NCC ‘C’ Certificate because without NCC certificate you are not eligible to apply for NCC special Entry scheme and there are also some minor requirement that are age, medical fit, you should also have some officer like Quality and the most important thing is discipline  because without discipline there is no use of your knowledge ,Indian Forces work in a principal of Discipline. So joining NCC will help you in Future.

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