BEST ARMY CLERK COACHING IN CHANDIGARH

Over the years individuals from across the entire country have been able to live their dreams by joining the Indian Army for their preferred trades. Apart from being an honourable service field the Indian Army also offers bright career prospects and a life of discipline, honour, and dedication.

Above all, it is one of the most challenging fields that required courageous, determined candidates with passion and patriotism. It is not an easy task to join the Indian Army and never has been and will never ever be rather every year the recruitment process gets touther.

Indian Army provides multiple trades and candidates are able to apply for those trades according to their eligibility. Among those trades is the Indian army Soldier Clerk/SKT (shop keeper Technical) which is popular among individuals who wish to join the force.

However, as said it is obvious that to apply for this trade eligibility criteria. There are different requirements that need to be fulfilled by the applicants.

The Indian Army decides the army clerk’s eligibility for the Indian Army soldier Clerk post. The eligibility criteria include many factors such as the Indian Army Clerk's height, number of attempts, nationality, educational qualifications, and so on. The candidates must check the eligibility criteria before applying for a post to be part of the recruitment process.

• The army clerk eligibility criteria is a prerequisite set by the Indian Army that should be followed by all the candidates before applying for the post.
• The selection process for the Indian Army soldier Clerk exam includes a screening test, and a common Entrance exam (CEE), after which 
• The candidates are free to attempt the Indian Army Soldier Clerk Exam as many times as they want until they cross the maximum age limit for the exam.

Indian Army Soldier Clerk Eligibility Criteria

Just like other trades of army, clerk or SKT also has some eligibility standards without fulfilling which, one can not be recruited for this trade. Following are the important qualifications or eligibility criteria needed:-

Age Limit Required

In order to apply for soldier clerk, one needs to be between 171/2 years (17 years 6 months) to 23 years.

Minimum age = 17 ½  years

Maximum age = 23 years

Educational Qualifications 

The education eligibility of a clerk can be a bit tricky to understand, so if you do not understand the below-mentioned points properly, then feel free to ask in the comments.

• Applying candidates must be 12th passed from any stream (Arts, Commerce, Science).
• Only those candidate can apply who had English, math, Accounts or Book keeping in class 12th
• Should have scored a minimum of 60% marks overall, and 50% marks in each subject in 12th.

Medical Eligibility Required in Clerk

In order to be eligible to apply for army soldier clerk ones must satisfy the following medical requirements

• The applicant must be able to read 6/6 in a distant vision chart with each eye.
• He should be able to correctly recognize the white, red and green signal colours that will be shown to him by Martin's Lantern at 105 meters. And his Colours vision should be eCP - III. Also, he should have good binocular vision in both eyes.
• He should be in good physical and mental health with a good physique.
• The applicant must not have any kind of disease like piles, hydrocele, deformity of bones, varicocele etc.
• He must have minimum 14 dental points i.e sufficient number of natural healthy gum and teeth.
• His Chest should be well developed having minimum 5 cm expansion.

Soldier clerk/ SKT exam pattern

Unlike other trades, the exam pattern of soldier clerks is a bit different. The written exam comes in two parts, and a candidate has to get 32 marks in each part to pass. Also the aggregate of both the parts should be 80 or more than 80 to pass the written exam.

The first part contains questions related to GK, General science , Math and computer science. It will be worth 100 marks. While, part 2 contains questions related to General English, and this part will also be of 100 marks.

Total 50 questions will be asked and 1 hours of time will be given to complete the exam. Take a look at the table to understand better-:

 

          Total              50                           200

Each question will carry 4 marks. In part 1 , the GK section will carry 5 questions, general science will carry 5 questions, 10 questions related to math and  5 questions related to computers.

Please note that there will be negative marking in the written exam, and ½  marks will be reduced for every wrong answer. However, no marks  will be reduced for leaving any question.

So, do not attempt questions that you do not know or that  you are not sure about. Just leave those questions, it is better to get nothing instead of minus marking.

Relaxations in written exam for soldier clerk

As you may know, that army gives  concessions in  written exams to candidates having special certificates. Following is the list of concession for different certificate in written exam-:

 

 

As you can see in the table, candidates having NCC ‘C’ certificate get’s 15 marks of benefit, which means that your chances of getting the job gets better by 20% and same for other certificates.

Making of Merit List

After clearing all the tests and going  through a long process, comes the merit list.

The merit list of Clerk is based on the marks scored by candidates in the exam only.

For trades like GD, merit list is made after combining marks of PFT + Medical test + CEE. But for clerks there are no marks for PFT , therefore, the  merit list recruited will depend on your performance in the written exam.

 

 

Steps to Check the Indian Army cut off

The Indian Army’s official website has not been updated with the current year’s cut off list. Once the cut off has been released , students can obtain it by following the processes outlined below.

• Aspiring candidates must go to the Indian Army’s official website.
• On the website’s homepage, click on the Results tab
• Locate and click on the Indian Army CEE cut-off link to your specific post.
• Download the PDF file and print it for future reference.