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Indian Army Recruitment 2019: Notification issued for 189 SSC tech posts

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Indian Army Recruitment 2019: Under the SSC Recruitment 2019, Indian Army has invited application from unmarried male and female engineering graduates and from widows of defense personnel for Short Service Commission Course (), said a notification.

According to update, the Indian Army is scheduled to begin from April 2019. All the eligible candidates who wish to pursue career in Indian Army can apply for the post of Short Service Commission Course (Tech) through official website from 23 January to 21 February 2019.

Under SSC (Tech), 175 post are for men, 14 for women and one post each for tech and non-tech for widows of defense personnel under SSCW. For non-tech post a graduation degree in any subject is needed and for technical post, only those candidates who have passed or are in final year of their B.E/B.Tech course can apply.

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Important Dates

Starting Date of Application: 23 January 2019.
Last Date of Online Application: 21 February 2019.
Indian Army Short Service Commission Course (SSC) Vacancies Details

SSC (Tech)

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Men – 175 Posts
Women – 14 Posts
Widows of Defence Personnel

SSCW (Non Tech) – 1 Post
SSCW (Tech) – 1 Post

Eligibility Criteria for Indian Army Short Service Commission Course (SSC)

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Educational Qualification:

SSC (Tech) – Men and Women

Candidates who have passed Engineering Degree or are in the Final year of Engineering Degree Course
Widows of Defence Personnel

SSCW (Non Tech) – Graduation in any stream
SSCW (Tech) – B.E/B.Tech in Engineering Stream

Age Limit:

SSC (Tech) – Men and Women – 20 to 27 Years
Widows of Defence Personnel – Not more than 35 Years
Selection Process for Indian Army Short Service Commission Course(SSC)

Shortlisted Candidates will be called for interview

How to Apply for Indian Army Short Service Commission Course 2019 (SSC)

Online applications will be accepted through the official website of Indian Army from from 23 January to 21 February 2019.

Detail List of the posts

Branch Male Female Total Posts
Civil Engineering 46 04 50
Mechanical Engineering 14 03 17
Electrical/Electronic Engineering 22 02 24
Aeronautical/ballistics/Avionics Engineering 12 00 12
Computer Engineering 44 03 47
Electronics & telecom/Telecommunication/
Electronics & Communication engineering
23 02 25
Electronics/Opto Electronics Engineering 08 00 08
Production Engineering 03 00 03
Architecture/building Const. Tech. Engineering 03 00 03
Total 175 14 189

 

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