Career as a Military in India

Defence Exams

No matter what sphere of life you belong to, without examination there’s no possible way of getting promoted. Besides the promotion which makes examination very attractive, there’s also the experience that comes with examination and the award of professionalism that follows the success of writing an examination in a particular field. As a matter of fact examination has left the purview of vomiting text on the pages of a textbook or textbooks on paper for examiner to go through. Examination now has been restructured in such a way and manner whereby global competitiveness can be promoted in any career. This is what has given rise to defence exams. Gone are the days where each aspect of a nation’s military like India will structure different kinds of exams to recruit qualified persons into the military. There’s what’s now known as Combined Defence Services Examination.

This examination is designed to draft young graduates into the military force of India. This examination is the only way whereby mass recruitment of young men and women into the Armed Forces, Naval and other national security outfit tare done in India. Candidates who made it through in this examination will have a promising future with any of the nation’s security outfit.

What should I know to take part in defence exams?

• Structure of defence exams

In every credible exanimation, there’s always a structure that makes it unique. Structure is very important so as to help protect applicant’s interest, avoid malpractices and ensure provision of equal opportunities to all applicants. This defence exam is being managed by two standard examining bodies in India under the umbrella of Combined Defence Services Examination. The primary body is known as the Union Public Service Commission. This body is saddled with the responsibility of determining the questions o be set, the publicity of the examination dates and the expected total number of candidates for this exam. Secondly is the Services Selection Board. The duty of this body comes into play after the examination has been taken by the candidates. Shortlisted candidates will be billed for interview which will serve as the final test to determine where individual will be best suitable to pursue a career.

• Duration of defence exams

The defence exam is slated to take place twice a year. It’s also worthy of note that married persons are exempted from this exam likewise non-graduates. Schedule of the defence exams is often made public by June and October.