How to become a short service commissioned officer in Indian Army through CDSE Exam?

Gentlemen, if you are a graduate who want to serve the nation for 10 years and then return to civil life. Yes, this place only for you.  You can become an commissioned officer in our army by writing the CDSE exam by UPSC. The duration of the training for this entry is 49 weeks.  The training you get here will be same as SSC(T).  Also, at the end of your tenure as a short service commissioned officer, you get a chance to extent your service as a permanent commissioned officer, though it depends on some procedures.  Ok, check below for the details

 OTA Non-Technical Entry by CDSE Exam
Name of the Course
OTA Non-Technical Entry
Training Academy
OTA Chennai
Time of Notification for this Course
May/June and November/December
Process of Entry for this Course
Exam by UPSC → All India short listing for SSB → Medical → All India Merit List
Type of Services available in this Entry
Army
Qualification for Each Service
Graduation from a recognized university
Marital Status Eligibility
Unmarried/Married Male Candidates
Age Eligibility
19 – 25 years from the first day of starting of course at academy.
After Successful Completion, Training starts by
April and October
Like date of SSB Interview dates
November/December and May June
Duration of Training
49 Weeks

Good luck gentleman.

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