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Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List OUT for 40 Vacancies @joinindianarmy.nic.in, Joining Letters Soon

Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List has been released at the official website of Indian Army.i.e. indianarmy.nic.in, Download Indian Army 132nd Technical Graduate Course (TGC) commencing in Jan 2021 Merit List PDF & Latest Updates Here.

Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List: Indian Army has released the Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List on its website. All such candidates who applied for 132nd Technical Graduate Course (TGC) commencing in Jan 2021 for unmarried Male Engineering Graduates can download the merit list through the official website of the Indian Army.i.e.joinindianarmy.nic.in.

The board has uploaded the list of selected candidates on the official website comprising the roll numbers and name of the candidates. The candidates who have not submitted copies of all semester mark sheets, degree/provisional degree certificate and other requisite documents are required to submit immediately a self-attested scanned copy of the same on the Feedback Query option available on the official website or by fax (No. 011-26196205).

How and Where to Check Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List?

  1. Visit the official website of the Indian Army. i.e..joinindianarmy.nic.in.
  2. Click on MERIT LIST OF TGC-132 HAS BEEN UPLOADED. JOINING LETTERS TO ELIGIBLE CANDIDATES WILL BE ISSUED ON VERY SHORT NOTICE.
  3. A PDF will be opened.
  4. The candidates can download the Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List and save it for future reference.

All candidates should note that the recruitment board will soon provide the joining letter as per the merit subject to vacancy, medical fitness, subsequent of requisite documents and meeting all eligibility criteria as per course notification.

Download Indian Army TGC 132 Jan 2021 Merit List

This drive was done to recruit 40 vacancies for 132nd Technical Graduate Course (TGC) commencing in Jan 2021 for unmarried Male Engineering Graduates at Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun for Permanent Commission in the Indian Army. The online application for the same was started on 28 July to 26 August 2021.

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