The Ministry of Defence introduced the Agnipath Scheme to recruit young candidates as Agniveers in the Indian Armed Forces, including the:
Under this scheme, recruitment is conducted for personnel below officer rank, offering disciplined youth an opportunity to serve the nation with pride, dedication, and patriotism. The Agnipath Scheme aims to create a youthful, skilled, and technologically advanced defence force while also providing valuable training, experience, and career opportunities for young aspirants.
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) conducts the prestigious CAPF Assistant Commandant (AC) Examination to recruit officers for India’s leading paramilitary forces:
This examination provides an excellent opportunity for candidates who aspire to serve the nation in leadership roles within India’s security forces.
Candidates must be between 20 to 25 Years of age.
Open to Both Men and Women candidates.
The selection process consists of three stages:
| Paper | Subject | Marks | Duration | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Paper I |
General Ability & Intelligence |
250 |
2 Hours |
MCQ |
This stage is qualifying in nature only and marks obtained are not added to the final merit list.
| Task | Male | Female |
|---|---|---|
|
100 Meters Race |
16 Seconds |
18 Seconds |
|
800 Meters Race |
3 Minutes 45 Seconds |
4 Minutes 45 Seconds |
|
Long Jump |
3.5 Meters (3 Attempts) |
3.0 Meters (3 Attempts) |
|
Shot Put (7.26 Kg) |
4.5 Meters |
Not Applicable |
At Iron Clad Defence Academy, training includes written exam coaching, physical training such as running and ground tests, medical and documentation guidance, regular mock tests, daily practice sessions, and personality development with strong discipline.
