ARMY RELIGIOUS TEACH JCO RRT 66 ENTRY MARCH 2011

INDIAN ARMY

Become a Junior Commission Officer (JCO) (Religious Teacher) in the Army (RT Pandit, RT Padre and RT Bodh Monk)



Applications are invited from male candidates only for recruitment as Junior Commissioned Officer (Religious Teacher) for RRT 66 course in the Indian Army who fulfill the following eligibility criteria for RT Puandit, Granthi and Boddh Monk :

1. JCO Religious Teacher : 40 posts (Pandit-27, Padre-10, Bodh Monk-03)
2. Qualification : The minimum educational qualification for appointment will be graduation in any discipline from a recognised university. In addition they must alsp possess one of the following qualification accding to the religious denomination of the individuals (see detailed adv.).
3. Age : 27-34 years and 25-25 for remustered candidates.
4. Physical Standard: As applicable to the regular army [Height-155cm, Weight-50Kg, Chest - 77 cm, Candidate should be able to run one mile in eight minutes.
5. Pay Scale : JCO will get the pay scale of Naib Subedar of Rs. 9300-34800/-

How to Apply: Candidates are required to submit duly filled prescribed Application Form along with all required documents duly superscribed "Application for JCO ( Religious Teacher) RRT-66 Course" on the top outer coever of the envelope to designated Recruitment Zone lates by 09/04/2011.

Further detail regarding this entry scheme can be seen by clicking on the image and more information is available at at http://www.joinindianarmy.nic.in and http://indianarmy.gov.in

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