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ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE : BAREILLY ARMY RECRUITMENT RALLY AT RAJPUT REGIMENT CENTRE, FATEHGARH FOR THE RECRUITING YEAR 2021-22 FROM 07 JUN 2021 TO 30 JUN 2021 1. Army Recruitment Rally will be held for eligible candidates of districts Bahraich, Balrampur, Bareilly, Budaun/ Badaun, Farrukhabad, Hardoi, LakhimpurKheri/ Lakhimpur, Pilibhit, Sambhal, Shahjahanpur, Shravasti and Sitapurof Uttar Pradesh State from 07 Jun 2021 to 30 Jun 2021 at Rajput Regiment Centre Fatehgarh. Online registration is mandatory and will be open from 08 Apr 2021 to 22 May 2021. Admit Cards for the rally will be sent through registered e-mail on 23 May 2021 onwards. Candidates should reach the venue on given date and time as mentioned in the Admit Card. 2. Candidates will be screened for following Categories and as per Qualitative Requirements mentioned below (Only the categories being Screened are mentioned in the notification as per Zonal direction) :- Category Age Born Minimum Physical QR Education QR (Years) Between (Both dates Height Weight Chest inclusive) (CM) (KG) (CM) (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) Soldier 17 ½ – 21 01 Oct 2000 169 50 77 (i) Class 10th/ Matric pass General to (+ 5 CM with 45% marks in Duty 01 Apr 2004 expansion) aggregate and 33% in each subject. (ii) For Boards following grading system, minimum of D Grade (33-40) in individual subjects or grade which contains 33% and overall aggregate of C2 grade. Soldier 17 ½ – 23 01 Oct 1998 169 50 77 (i) 10+2/ Intermediate Technical to (+ 5 CM Examination Pass in 01 Apr 2004 expansion) Science with Physics, Chemistry, Maths and English with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 40% marks in each subject. Soldier 17 ½ – 23 01 Oct 1998 169 50 77 (i) 10 + 2/ Intermediate Nursing to (+ 5 CM Exam Pass in Science with Assistant 01 Apr 2004 expansion) Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and minimum 40% in each subject. OR (i) 10 + 2/ Intermediate Exam Pass in Science with Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology and English with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and minimum 40% in each subject. Soldier 17 ½ – 23 01 Oct 1998 162 50 77 (i) 10 + 2/ Intermediate Clerk/ Store to (+ 5 CM Examination Pass in any Keeper 01 Apr 2004 expansion) stream (Arts, Commerce, Technical Science) with 60% marks in aggregate and minimum 50% in each subject. Securing 50% marks in English and Maths/ Accounts/ Book Keeping in Class 12th is mandatory. Soldier 17 ½ – 23 01 Oct 1998 169 48 76 Class 10th simple pass (for Tradesman to (+ 5 CM Chef, Dresser, Washer Man (All Arms) 01 Apr 2004 expansion) and Steward) 10th Pass No stipulation in aggregated percentage but should have scored minimum 33% in each subject Soldier 17 ½ – 23 01 Oct 1998 169 48 76 Class 8th simple pass (for Tradesman to (+ 5 CM sync House Keeper and (All Arms) 01 Apr 2004 expansion) Mess Keeper) 8th Pass No stipulation in aggregated percentage but should have scored minimum 33% in each subject 2 Note. Education Certificates issued by Education Boards affiliated to/ listed by COBSE, AICTE, CBSE and NIOS only will be considered. Special Instructions (candidates for Sol Tdn category to register in only one of the trades as mentioned above and will be considered for recruitment in that particular trade only) Special Physical Standards (As applicable) Class/ Category Height (Cms) Weight (Kgs) Chest (Cms) Ladakhi 157 50 77 Gorkhas both Nepalese and Indian 157 48 77 Candidates from Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Lakshadweep Group Including Minicoy (i) Settlers 165 50 77 (ii) Locals 155 50 77 Tribals of authorized Tribal Areas 162 48 77 @ Relaxation in Physical Standards Category Height (Cms) Chest (Cms) Weight (Kgs) Sons of Servicemen (SOS)/ Ex-Servicemen (SOEX)/ War 02 01 02 Windows (SOWW)/ Widows of Ex-Servicemen. Adopted son/ son-in-law of a War Widow, if she has no son 02 01 02 including a legally adopted son of Serving Soldier/ Ex- Servicemen Outstanding Sportsmen:- 02 03 05 (i) Represented India at International level (ii) Represented State at the Senior/Junior National level and have won any medal in individual event or have reached upto eighth position in team event. (iii) Represented College/University in inter University Championship and have won any medal in individual event or have reached up to sixth position in the Team event. (iv) Represented State at National level in Khelo India Games and have won any medal in individual event of have reached upto sixth position in the Team event. (v) Represented Dist at the State Level and have won any medal in individual event or have reached upto fourth position in the Team event. (vi) Represented State School Team in the event org by all India School Games Federation and have won any medal in individual event or upto sixth position in the Team event. @ Note – Relaxation in Physical Standards is either for wards of servicemen/ ex servicemen or sportsmen (not both) and is in addition to the Special Physical Standards 3. Candidates will be tested as stated below:- Physical Fitness Test (At Rally Site) Remarks 1.6 Km Run Beam (Pull Ups) 9 Feet Zig – Zag For Soldier Technical, Group Marks Pull Ups Marks Ditch Balance Soldier Clerk/ Store Keeper Technical and Group I – Uptill 5 60 10 40 Need to Need to Nursing Assistant Minute 30 Sec Qualify Qualify categories candidates Group II – 5 Minute 31 48 9 33 only need to quality in Sec to 5 Minute 45 8 27 Physical Fitness Test. Sec 7 21 6 16 Physical Measurement (At Rally Site) Physical measurements will be carried out as per the Physical Standards listed at Para 2 above. 3 Medical Test (a) As per laid down medical standards at the Rally Site. (b) Unfit candidates will be referred to MH / CH / BH for specialist review. Candidates referred for specialist review should present themselves to the nominated MH / CH / BH on the fifth day of generation of Medical Review Certificate barring Sunday and Closed Holidays and report back to ARO for issue of Admit Card for CEE, in case declared FIT. Written Test through Common Entrance Examination (CEE) (a) Will be conducted for medically fit candidates at nominated venue. Location, Date and time of written test will be intimated at rally site and through Admit Cards. (b) Admit card for the CEE for the Rally Fit candidates will be issued at Rally Site itself. (c) Admit card for the CEE for the Review Fit cases will be issued after getting medically fit by concerned specialist/ specialists at MH/ CH/ BH. 4. Candidates are required to bring following documents/ certificates in original with two attested photocopies with them to the rally site :- (a) Admit Card. Printed with Laser Printer on good quality paper (Do not shrink the size). (b) Photograph. Twenty copies of unattested Passport size color photographs developed on good quality photographic paper in white background not more than three months old. Computer printouts/ photo shopped photographs will NOT be accepted. SHKH and SIKH (M&R) candidates photographs should be with Turban/ Patka. (c) Education Certificates. (i) Education Certificates with marks sheet in original of all educationalqualifications achieved by candidate i.e Matric/ Intermediate/ Graduation etc from recognised School/ College/ Board/ University. (ii) Provisional/ online education certificate should be certified ink signed by the head of the educational institution of concerned Board/ University. (iii) Candidates with metric certificate from Open School should bring School Leaving Certificate countersigned by BEO/ DEO. (iv) Candidates applied for with 8th class certified should being X- List and school living certificate countersigned by BEO/DEO (d) Domicile Certificate. Domicile Certificate with photograph issued by Tehsildar/ District Magistrate. (e) Caste Certificate. Caste Certificate affixed with photograph of the candidate, issued by the Tehsildar/ District Magistrate. (f) Religion Certificate. Religion certificate issued by the Tehsildar/ SDM. (if religion as "SIKH/ HINDU/ MUSLIM/ CHRISTIAN" is not mentioned in caste certificate). (g) School Character Certificate. School Character Certificate issued by the School/ College Principal/ Headmaster, where the candidate last studied. (h) Character Certificate. Character Certificate with photograph issued by Village Sarpanch/ Municipal Corporation within last six months. (j) Unmarried Certificate. Unmarried Certificate for candidates less than 21 years of age with photograph issued by Village Sarpanch/ Municipal Corporationwithin last six months. (k) Relationship Certificate. SOS/ SOEX/ SOW/ SOWW Candidates are required to produce the following documents :- (i) Relationship certificate issued from respective Record Office only duly signed by Record Officer with Personal number, Rank, Name and particular of the Record Officer issuing the Relationship Certificate with office seal/ stamp is endorsed. 4 (ii) A declaration to the affect as mentioned in the Affidavit on Ten Rupees Non-Judicial Stamp paper prepared by the ESM duly signed by 1stClass/ Executive/ Judicial Magistrate is required to be submitted by the candidate at rally site. Format of affidavit attached as per Appendix A. (iii) Original Discharge Book of Ex-Serviceman also to be produced.Name and date of birth of the candidates must have been recorded in it. (l) NCC Certificate. NCC A/B/C certificates and Republic Day Parade certificate should have photograph of the candidate duly attested by issuing authority. Provisional NCC A/B/C pass certificates will only be accepted if authenticated by concerned NCC Group Commanders. (m) Sports Certificate. Sports certificate issued by authorized sports federation are valid for two years from the issue date as on first day of the Recruitment Rally, for which the candidate is being screened (Sport certificates should be with registration number & gradatin certificate of verification). For list of sports under which relaxation in physical standards is admissible, attention is invited to www.joinindianarmy.nic.in website.
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