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Indian Army Recruitment 2020: Apply For Soldier Posts @joinindianarmy.nic.in


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Indian Army has released the notification for the Indian Army recruitment 2020-21 on October 03. Eligible candidates can apply for 1 Indian Army recruitment 2020 for female and male candidates from the official website - www.joinindianarmy.nic.in. The age limit to fill the Army recruitment 2020 application from is 17.5 to 23 year. Indian Army has released the notification for the recruitment rally in Hisar and Ambala. The last date to submit the Indian Army recruitment 2020 is November 16. Get direct link to apply here.

Indian Army Recruitment 2020 - Important Dates

  • Start date of online application form: October 3, 2020
  • Last date to fill the application form: November 16, 2020
  • Recruitment rally dates: December 2 to 12, 2020

Indian Army Recruitment 2020 - Eligibility Criteria

  • Age limit: 17.5 to 23 years
  • Educational qualification: Class 8th or 10th passed as per the post
  • Height: 170 cm
  • Gender: Male & Female

Indian Army Recruitment 2020 - How To Apply

  • Visit the official website of Indian Army -  Click Here
  • Fill details in the application form
  • Upload documents as per the specification
  • Preview and submit the application form

Indian Army Recruitment 2020 - Selection Process

The selection process of Indian Army recruitment 2020 comprises physical efficiency test, written test and medical examination. Candidates who will qualify the PET will be called for a written exam. The admit card for Indian Army recruitment will be issued to qualified candidates on the day of PET.

Indian Army Recruitment Notification 2020 (Hisar): Download Here

Indian Army Recruitment Notification 2020 (Ambala): Download Here

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