Women In Defence

 Opportunities for women in Indian Defence

Women in Indian Army

 

Short Service Commission Tech Women
 
Short Service Commission Tech Women
Vacancies Per Course As Notified (Twice a year)

Notify in Employment News and

leading Daily news Paper

Notified by Additional Directorate General

Recruiting / AG Branch in Dec/Jan and Jun / Jul

Eligibility Criteria
Age 19 to 25 yrs
Born Between 2nd Apr to 1st Apr for Apr Course.
2nd Oct to 1st Oct for Oct Course.
Qualification Engineering Degree in notified discipline
Marital Status Un Married
Application to be Received by Feb / Mar and Jul / Aug
Likely SSB Date

Nov to Jan for Apr Course and May to

July for Oct Course

Date Commencement of Trg Oct and Apr
Training Academy OTA Chennai
Duration of Trg 49 Weeks 

 

Short Service Commission Non Tech Women
 
Vacancies Per Course 175 (Twice a year)

Notify in Employment News and

leading Daily news Paper

Notified by UPSC under the aegis

of CDSE in Mar/Apr and Sep/Oct

Age 19 to 25 yrs
Born Between 2nd Jan to 1st Jan for Apr Course.
2nd Jul to 1st Jul for Oct Course.
Qualification

Graduation / Post Graduation

from Recognised University.

Marital Status Un Married
Application to be Received by May and Oct
Likely SSB Date Apr and Oct / Nov
Date Commencement of Trg Jan and Jul
Training Academy OTA Chennai
Duration of Trg 49 Weeks 

 

Women in Indian navy

 Women officers in Indian navy

WOMEN ENTRY.         The women are granted Short Service Commission (SSC) in Naval Architect, Law, Logistics, ATC & Education Branches.  The government are also given approval for Permanent Commission (PC) in Education, Law and Naval architect branch on completion of SSC tenure depending upon merit. 
Education branch 
Any service will be as good as the training its officers and men receive. As an Education Officer you will play a major role in the training of naval officers/Sailors. Education Officers are responsible for scientific and methodical instructions, including theoretical aspects of technical subjects of all branches of the navy and also for general education. An Education Officer can specialise in almost all specialisations of the Executive Branch. In addition some officers also get specialisation in Oceanography & Meteorology. 
Aviation Officer 
For those with a aspiration to fly in the skies, the navy needs Pilots and Observers who act as airborne tactical coordinators of marine warfare. While most   Navy pilots fly ship borne helicopters and shore based maritime reconnaissance aircraft, some elite pilots also fly the fighter VSTOL Sea Harrier. Naval aircraft locate and attack enemy surface ships and submarines and take part in amphibious warfare, search and rescue, casualty evacuation etc. For this, specialised training is imparted at various places on shore and afloat units. 
Naval Armament Inspection Officer 
These specialist officers inspect the armaments supplied to the Navy by various agencies. While they ensure the quality, safety and reliability of naval armament and stores, they are also responsible for in-house research & development leading to indigenisation. 
Provost Officer
A separate cadre of Provost Officers exists to deal with policing, regulatory, and security and Vigilance needs of the Navy.  The officers from executive branch can specialise in this cadre.
Law Officer 
A separate cadre of Law Officers also exists to deal with the legal needs of the navy. There are Permanent as well as Short Service Commissioned officers in these Cadres. 

 

Women in Indian Air Force

 SHORT SERVICE COMMISSION FOR WOMEN

The IAF, for long a male bastion, has played a pioneer role in the induction of women into the officer cadre of the force. Women have always played a very active, though indirect role as Air Force wives in maintaining the high morale of the IAF. Their path breaking induction in a combatant role in the Flying, Technical and Ground Duty branches have only reinforced the image of the Indian Air Force as a forward looking, progressive and futuristic Air Force.

MODE OF ENTRY

FLYING BRANCH

Status :                Unmarried or widows of service personnel killed on duty but

without any child.

Age Limit :-         19-23 years, relaxable upto 25 years for those holding Commercial

Pilot License.

Educational Qualification :-          B Sc Physics and/ or Mathematics or B E.

You should be a B Sc  (Maths) or B Sc (Physics) or B Sc (General) with Maths and

Physics for all three years or B E (four year course).

 

Advertisement Itinerary :-              Advertisements are published in the month of January

and July each year in the leading Newspapers/ Employment News.

 

Entrance :-          Through Psychological Tests, Group Tests and an Interview conducted

at any one of the Air Force Selection Boards located at Dehradun, Mysore or

Varanasi for a period of 4 to 6 days at our cost. Once recommended by the AFSB’s

 a Medical Examination as per standards laid down is conducted at either Air Force

Central Medical Establishment, New Delhi or Institute of Aviation Medicine, Bangalore.

After clearing the medical examination, a merit list is prepared and selection for the

course is strictly as per the Merit.