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Army Rally Bharti: Army recruitment rally for 10th, 12th pass from January 4 to 31, apply before December 28

INDIAN ARMY RECRUITMENT RALLY 2020


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The Indian Army is going to organize a recruitment rally from 4 to 31 January 2021 at its recruitment headquarters Jalandhar Cantt. 10th and 12th and 8th pass aspirants who want to become soldiers in the army can apply online before 28 December. The application for this recruitment can be registered online from 14 November till 28 December 2020 on the join Indian Army's website joinindianarmy.nic.in.

The army has issued a detailed notification regarding recruitment, giving unemployed youth a chance to serve in the Indian Army, giving them a government job. Note- Only those candidates will be given admission in this recruitment rally of the army, who will get the admit card after registration. That is, you will be able to participate in this recruitment only through the admit card. Candidates will have to reach according to the time and place given in the admit card.

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 Army Recruitment Rally Notification details


The address of the recruitment rally is - APS (Primary Wing), Major General Rajinder Singh Ground, Sparrow Road, Jalandhar Cantt (Punjab)  Posts.

Details of office and qualifications 
soldier - General Duty 
- Age limit - be between 17 ½ -21 (born April 1 October 99 01, 2003)
- At least 10 th and in every subject, with 33 per cent marks with 45 per cent marks have to be .

Sepoy Technical
- Age Limit - 17 ½ -23 (born between 1 October 97 to 01 April 2003)
- 12th pass with at least 50% marks (Physics, Chemistry, Maths, English subject in 12th) . And it is necessary to have 40 percent marks in every subject.


Soldier Technical (Aviation, Ammunition Examiner)
- Age limit - 17 ½ -23 (born between 1 October 97 to 01 April 2003)
- 12th pass with at least 50% marks (Physics, Chemistry, Maths in 12th) , Must be an English subject). And it is necessary to have 40% marks in every subject.

Soldier Tradesman (Dresser, Chef, Steward, Support Staff, Washerman, Painter & Decorator & Taylor)
- Age limit - 17 ½ -23 (born between 1 October 97 to 01 April 2003).
- 10th pass. And it is necessary to have 33 percent marks in every subject.

Sepoy Tradesman (Mess Keeper, House Keeper) 
- Age limit - 17 ½ -23 (born between 1 October 97 to 01 April 2003).
- 8th pass. And it is necessary to have 33 percent marks in every subject.


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