CHANDIGARH: An exhibition on career opportunities in Army was held at DAV College premises at Sector 10, Chandigarh on Saturday under the aegis of Headquarters Recruiting Zone, Ambala Cantonment. It was inaugurated by Col (Retd) RK Singh, an alumni of DAV College in presence of principal BC Josan and Brig JS Soin, deputy director general recruiting (States), Headquarters Recruiting Zone, Ambala Cantonment.
Brig Soin stated that the elite Indian Army provides an excellent opportunity to the youths to serve the nation and is one of the finest, stable and prestigious careers options today coupled with an unmatched lifestyle.
The meet showcased various entry schemes to join as officers and personnel below officer rank into the Indian Army with special emphasis on National Defence Academy, Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Women Entry Schemes, Service Selection Board interview, besides highlighting pay and allowances, facilities and life in the Army.
The computerized interactive modules, movies of prestigious training institutions, presentations and distribution of brochures and other training related material gave an impetus to the drive in generating awareness amongst the participants.
The recruiting officers from Haryana and Himachal Pradesh helped and counselled prospective candidates to select appropriate mode of entry into the Army.
Students, prospective candidates and aspirants from the affiliated colleges of Punjab University and department of higher education of UT, besides cadets of NCC and those from Sainik schools at Kunjpura, Kapurthala and Sujanpur Tira explored the various opportunities available in Indian Army.
Brig Soin stated that the elite Indian Army provides an excellent opportunity to the youths to serve the nation and is one of the finest, stable and prestigious careers options today coupled with an unmatched lifestyle.
The meet showcased various entry schemes to join as officers and personnel below officer rank into the Indian Army with special emphasis on National Defence Academy, Indian Military Academy, Officers Training Academy, Women Entry Schemes, Service Selection Board interview, besides highlighting pay and allowances, facilities and life in the Army.
The computerized interactive modules, movies of prestigious training institutions, presentations and distribution of brochures and other training related material gave an impetus to the drive in generating awareness amongst the participants.
The recruiting officers from Haryana and Himachal Pradesh helped and counselled prospective candidates to select appropriate mode of entry into the Army.
Students, prospective candidates and aspirants from the affiliated colleges of Punjab University and department of higher education of UT, besides cadets of NCC and those from Sainik schools at Kunjpura, Kapurthala and Sujanpur Tira explored the various opportunities available in Indian Army.
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