Showing posts with label Defence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Defence. Show all posts

Monday, 26 December 2011

How to get addmision in Miliraty Schools




How to get Admission in Military Schools


1.    The schools have 300 boarders each plus 30 day scholars spread over from class VI to XII. 67% of the boarder vacancies are reversed for the sons of serving and retired JCOs and officers of the army and their equivalent rank in the Navy and Air Force, 10% seats go to service officer and the remaining 13% go to civil-loans. From all categories of seat, 15% are reserved for scheduled castes and 7.5% for the scheduled tribes.

2.    The vacancies reserved for the sons of service personnel (JCO and ORs) are allowed by the Army HQ (GS Branch, MT - 15) based on an entrance test conducted by MT 15, GS branch, AHQ in the third week of the February every year. Application forms and other details regarding eligibility etc. can be obtained by serving and retired Army personnel from their respective record offices and from Naval HQ (Education Branch) and Air HQ (Education Branch) by naval and air force personnel respectively. The principal has no powers to admit such boys. Schools neither issue admission forms nor receive the filled up admission forms.
Admission of Service Officers and Civilians

•    Applications of sons of service officers and civilians are to be submitted to the principal in the application form given at the end of the prospective. Boys are normally admitted to class 6th only. Last date for application for admission to class 6th is 31 October.
The admission test id generally conducted in the 3rd week of February every year.





Admission Tests

Admission process has three stages
•    Psychological test (those who pass this test will be permitted for the next test)        40 marks
•    Numerical Ability        60 marks
•    General Knowledge test   50 marks




Medical Check up

There are columns in the application form for preliminary medical certificate to be signed by a registered medical practitioner. This certificate is only a preliminary pre-requisite. Medical fitness of the candidates will be declared by a Medical board held in a Zonal/command military hospital nearest to home town. Those who are found medically unfit by the board will be refused admission on medical fitness as given in army order no.14/88.






Documents Requirement at the time of Admission

Parents/guardians must submit the following documents at the time of admission:-
•    Transfer certificates from the previous school showing the date of birth.
•    Two copies of latest passport size photograph
•    Application allowing the boys to take the scholarship examination (in case interested) along with the income statement of the last financial year duly attested by the Income tax authority/Revenue official not below the rank of Tehsildar.
•    An affidavit duly attested by the District Magistrate/ Commanding officer (in case of service officer) to the effect that the boy is not in receipt of any scholarship/financial assistance from Govt. source. (For those applying for their wards to appear in the scholarship Test).




Inter School Transfer in Military School

 Application for inter school transfer of entitled boys will be received by the principal up to 15 February each year and the transfer will be effected only in the beginning of the following academic year. Inter school transfers will not be permitted as a matter of routine but only under the exceptional circumstances or for any other extra ordinary reason considered valid by the army HQ (MT 15)
•    The parent/guardian is an ex-serviceman who wishes to transfer his ward to a school nearer his home to save travelling expensive.
•    The boy seeking transfer has a real brother studying in the receiving school.
•    Transfer on medical grounds duly certified by the RMO of the School where the boy is presently studying.



Common Entrance Test

A common entrance test for admission in all categories of children to class 6 in military school being conducted in the month of February each year.

List of Testing Centers:-
  • Station headquarters, Nasirabad.
  • Station headquarters, Baroda
  • Headquarters, Pune Sub Area, Pune
  • The Maratha light Infantry Regimental center, Belgaum.
  • Madras Regimental Center, Bangalore
  • Madras Regimental Center, Wellington.
  • INS Venduruthy, Naval Base, Cochin
  • Station Headquarters, Madras
  • EME Center, Bolarum, Secunderabad
  • INS Circars, Visakhapatnam
  • The Assam Regimental Center, Shillong
  • Station Headquarters, Jalabahar, Darjeeling
  • Headquarters Calcutta Sub Area, Calcutta
  • The Bihar Regimental Center, Danapore cantt
  • The Gorkha Regimental Depot, Jabalpur
  • No.1 Single Training Center, Jabalpur
  • Station Headquarters, Gwalior
  • Headquarters Meerut Sub Area, Meerut
  • The Rajputana rifles Regimental Center, Delhi Cantt
  • Station Headquarters, Dehradun
  • Station Headquarters, Jalandhar Cantt
  • Station Headquarters, Jammu
  • Chail Military School, Chail, Shimla
  • Ajmer Military School, Ajmer (Raj.)
  • Dholpur Mlitary School, Dholpur (Raj.)





Monday, 28 March 2011

20mm GUN

20 mm Gun


20mm GUN

20 mm caliber weapons are typically used against large targets such as Buildings,Moving vehicles  and aircrafts.It is the smallest caliber ,which is a auto cannon but not a heavy machine.

20mm caliber has an inside barrel diameter of 0.8 inch(20 mm) and they are commonly 75-100 mm long.

They may or may not have explosive filling and detonating fuse.

They are available in the form of 
  • High explosive
  • High explosive incendiary
  • Armour piercing
  • Armour piercing incendiary
  • Target practice tracer 





20 mm Gun






Sunday, 27 March 2011

ARMY AVIATION

ARMY AVIATION


Achievements of Army Aviation 


The Army Aviation units have many achievements to proud on including active participation in
  • Sri Lankan operation
  • Operations in the highest battlefield on earth i.e. Siachen Glaciers.
  • Taking part in UNOSOM-2, from Oct.1993 to Nov.1994.
  • Operation Vijay,1999.

Equipments of Army Aviation

The equipments of Army Aviation can be sub-divided into

1.Attack Helicopters
2.Observation Helicopter
3.Training Helicopters
4.Transport Helicopters
5.Reconnaissance UAV

Indian Army consist of 500+ active Helicopters and Unmanned UAV'S.
These Helicopters are
  • HAL DHRUV
  • HAL CHETAK
  • HAL CHEETAH
  • DRDO NISHANT
  • HAL LANCER
  • IAI SEARCHER 2
  • IAI HERON 2
  • RUSTOM 

 
 

ARMS/SERVICES IN INDIAN ARMY


Arms and Services of Indian army


Indian army logo



Following are the Different Arms/Services or Branches under Indian Army:

Combat Arms Of Indian Army 
  1. Infantry
  2. Armour

Combat Support Arms of Indian Army
  1. Artillery
  2. Corps of Engineers
  3. Corps of Signals
  4. Army Air Defense
  5. Army Aviation Corps
  6. Intelligence Corps
Logistic Services for Support of the War efforts
  1. Army Service Corps
  2. Army Ordnance Corps
  3. Corps of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering
 To Treat the Sick and Wounded
  1. Army Medical Corps
  2. Army Dental Corps
  3. Military Nursing Services


 Others
  1. Army Postal Services
  2. Army Education Corps
  3. Remount and Veterinary Corps
  4. Judge Advocate General
  5. Corps of Military Police
  6. Army Physical Training Corps
  7. Military Farms
 


Sunday, 20 March 2011

ITBP

ITBP (Indo-Tibeten Border Police )


ITBP is a multidimensional,mountain trained forced.ITBP was established on Oct 24,1962 under CRPF act, however separate rules were framed in 1994.

Most of the officers and men of this force are trained mountaineers and skiers as they guard the Indian-Chinese border at an altitude of range 9000' to 18500' in the western, middle and eastern sector of border.
ITBP battalions are also deployed on IS/VIP security duties at Chamba-Doba border,Delhi and J&k.



FUNCTIONS AND TASKS OF ITBP

  • Guarding India-China border.
  • Promotion of sense and  security among the local people.
  • Check illegal immigration,trans border smuggling and crimes.
  • Security to banks and protected persons.
  • Restore and preserve order in any area in the event of disturbance.
  • Joining UN piece keeping missions.
Due to the nature of their duty, the ITBP personals also called 'HIMVEERS'.These Himveers not only fight the terrorism but also fight against nature at the heights of 9000' to 18200' and the temperature can range upto -40 degree Celsius.

Motto of ITBP

Shaurya Drindhdta Karamnishta



 Logo of ITBP

      ITBP 




ITBP FLAG  





ITBP flag




ITBP was the first paramilitary force to receive honor of winning best marching contingent trophy in republic day parade in 1998,1999,2004 and 2011.

ITBP also play important role at the time of natural disasters in the tough terrain of Himalayan region.

 OFFICIAL WEBSITE  http://itbpolice.nic.in/

Wednesday, 9 March 2011

INDIA SUCCESFULLY TESTED ITS MISSILE INTERCEPTER

As a part of Multi-layer ballistic Missile Defense system(BMD), Defense ministry test launched its indigenous missile tracking and destroying system on Sunday from Integrated test range(ITR),Orissa.

 missile interceptor





India is now part of elite group of nations having their own Missile intercepting functional system including China.The  Defense officers looked delightful and declared the test ,a complete success.


A modified Surface to Surface Prithvi Missile was first fired from Chandipur Integrated test range which was then tracked down and blown  into pieces by the Interceptor.
It was not only the test for missile working but also for Advanced Air Defense system(ADA), which include tracking and following the intruder missiles.


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