GOVT JOBS IN INDIAN ARMY 2011

INDIAN ARMY

115th Technical Graduates Course (TGC) (July 2012)

Online Applications are invited from Engineering Graduates male Indian citizens for 115th Technical Graduates Course (TGC), Post Graduate (Non-Engineering) entry into Army Eduction Corps (AEC) in the Indian Army :

1. 115th TGC : 60 posts in various Engineering Branches
2. TGC Army Education Corps : 04 posts
3. TGC Military Farms : 02 posts

How to Apply: Apply Online at Army Recruitment website http://joinindianarmy.nic.in up to 21/12/2011 only. After submitting your details, take two printout fo the system generated registration form, send one system generated Application Forms along with relevant certificates, signed, pasted a recent passport size photograph and send it to the following address to reach by 10/01/2011 by registered post/ speed post to Additional Directorate General of Recruitment (Rtg-6), TGC Section, West Block-III, R.K. Puram, New Delhi - 110066.

For Military Farms only : Applications in respect of candidates applying for Military Forms category will be forwarded directly to Directorate of Military Farms (MF-1), QMG's Branch, West Block-III, RK Puram, New Delhi-110066.

Further detail regarding this entry scheme and online submission at http://www.joinindianarmy.nic.in.(Apply Online by clicking at the Officer's---> How to Apply --> ONLINE APPLICATIONS) (For details, you can also see Employment News dated 26/12/2011)

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