Under the Air Force Agneepath Recruitment Scheme, online registration can be done for the recruitment of Agneevir for the Indian Air Force from June 24 to July 5 at 5 pm.
Online written examination of recruitment will be started from July 24.
Online registration can be done for the recruitment of Agneevir for the Indian Air Force under Air Force Agneeveer, Agneepath Recruitment Scheme from June 24 to July 5 at 5 pm. The online written examination of this recruitment will be started from July 24.
Wing Commander JK Singh, Commanding Officer, Airmen Selection Center, Ambala Cantt said that the online registration for Agniveer Vayu will start from 10 am on June 24 . Information about all the rules related to recruitment has been made available on the website of Air Force indianairforce.nic.in or careerindianairforce.cdac.in . For online registration one can log on to the website agneepathvayu dot cdac.in.
educational qualification
Wing Commander JK Singh said that at the time of online registration, the applicant will have to upload the certificates of educational qualification of class X and XII or its equivalent and latest passport size photograph and deposit a fee of Rs 250. The commanding officer said that unmarried male candidates born from 29 December 1999 to 29 June 2005 would be eligible for this recruitment. The applicant must have passed class XII with at least 50% marks in Mathematics, Physics and English as a subject. Candidates who have passed three year engineering diploma with 50 percent marks and two year vocational course pass with 50 percent marks can also try their luck in this recruitment. Height of the applicant should be at least 152.5 cms. For more information, you can log on to the Indian Air Force website.
Ex-serviceman Lagi Kotli supported Agneepath, but kept this condition
The Himachal Pradesh Ex-Servicemen League Kotli unit has supported the Agneepath scheme of the central government. Retired Subedar Purna Chand presided over the meeting held at Kotli on Wednesday. All the ex-servicemen involved in the meeting, saying that the Agneepath scheme is correct, talked about implementing them with some modifications in it. Subedar Purna Chand said that suggestions were taken from all the members in the meeting, on which the ex-servicemen raised the issue of making some amendments. The children who passed the test in the old recruitment should be admitted in the old policy. The ratio of Agniveer should be 65:35. There will be less stability in the 75 and 25 percent army. On completion of four years, Agniveer should get direct appointment in the army's own CAPF, Assam Rifle, Fire Service, DRDO, state security agencies, so that he does not have to get re-recruited. The central government should give notification to fix quota for Agniveers in various departments of the state. So that they have a sense of security. This scheme is meaningful in the interest of the country and the Ex-Service Man League Kotli unit supports it. Mandi CSD canteen manager Major Khem Singh, Captain Hukam Chand, Chaman Lal, Dalip Singh, Kishan Chand, Subedar Ravi Singh, Hoshiar Singh etc. were present in the meeting.
