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Indian Army Reduces Vacancies For IMA Permanent Commission for enrolling more SSC Officer with Pension.

Indian army is going to make a huge change in its recruitment pattern where SSC entries will be boosted and entries for PC will be cut short. To start with, the Indian army has suspended UES entry and it might reduce the vacancies for TGC entry, UES, and TGC entries are for permanent commission for IMA. As per the report, IMA entry through UPSC CDSE will not have any effect. 

In a policy shift, the Indian Army has changed the recruitment pattern for its officers. This will positively impact career progression and lower the age profile of Colonel-above ranks. The decision has three dimensions. The University Entry Scheme (UES) that allowed young graduates to gain entry directly has been suspended for now. 
The focus will be on Short Service Commission (SSC) officers for it is being proposed that the service be ‘sweetened’ with perks to attract more candidates.
                                                      

                                  Cdr. Prakash
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