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What is the TES entry of Indian Army? TES stands for Technical Entry Scheme. This is one of the direct entries of the Indian Army wherein the candidates need not appear for a written competitive examination. Here the candidates are shortlisted by the Service Selection Board(SSB) based on the candidates performance in the class 12 examination. All the reputed boards of the country are accepted. For those who want to join Indian Army via TES, physics and mathematics is compulsory contrary to the requirements of NDA where students of all the streams can apply. Candidates need to fill the form and in order to do so keep always keep a check on the official sites of the armed forces and they can even keep a check on other private sites that deal with defence stuff.  Now let us see who are the candidates who get shortlisted by the SSB. Candidates who score aggregate 70% marks in PCM and now a days even JEE Mains has been made mandatory. I know you will be kin to know which ...

INDIAN NAVY 10+2 B.TECH. ENTRY! WHAT IS THE 10+2 B.TECH. ENTRY? The 10+2 B-Tech entry of the Indian Navy is a direct entry for the youngsters of the country who want to make their career in the Indian Navy. As it is a direct entry, candidates need not appear in any of the competitive examinations. The SSB (Services Selection Board) shortlists the candidates who score aggregate 70% in PCM and JEE Mains has been made mandatory. AGE LIMIT? APPLICATION FORM? Anyone of the age from 16.5 yrs to 19.5 yrs can fill the form that is published by the Indian Navy and to stay updated about it frequently keep visiting Indian Navy's official site or any other site that deals with defence stuff. Candidates who have been shortlisted for SSB will called to the Centre where if the candidate clears all the tests and medical protocols he will be sent for training to the prestigious Indian Naval Academy, Kerala. So just go for it. Never ever miss the chance to be in the uniform! COMPARING WITH TES O...

  Know Your Protectors ! So Jai Hind guys, I am here with yet another interesting blog about how are we protected from external elements and moreover I assure you that once you read this blog all the concepts regarding defence distribution will be clear to you. Ministry of Defence (MOD) Government of India  Indian Army (Military) Indian Navy (Military) Indian Air Force (Military) Indian Coast Guard (Paramilitary) Special Frontier Force (Paramilitary) For more information regarding SFF  click here . For knowing how to Join NDA  click here . For knowing about TES entry  click here . For knowing about Indian Navy 10 + 2 B-Tech entry  click here . Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) Government of India  CAPF stands for Central Armed Police Forces. BSF: Border Security Force (CAPF) CRPF: Central Reserved Police Force (CAPF) CISF: Central Industrial Security Force (CAPF) SSB: Sashastra Seema Bal (CAPF) ITBP: Indo Tibetian Border Police (CAPF) NSG: National Securi...