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The Indian military services have established numerous and distinguished academies and staff colleges across India for the purpose of training professional soldiers in new generation military sciences, warfare command and strategy, and associated technologies.

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6 Tri­service Institutions

7 Medical Personnel

8 References

Education and training

Rashtriya Indian Military College: The Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), Dehradun was founded on 13 March 1922 with the object of providing necessary preliminary training for Indians wishing to become officers in . The institution now runs school classes from 8th to 12th on 10+2 CBSE pattern and serves as a feeder institution to the National Defence Academy, Khadakwasla (Pune), where males who have passed 12th class of school are taken as cadets to receive their initial training for the Army, Navy and Air Force.

Rashtriya Military Schools: These were established at Ajmer, , , Chail and Dholpur in British times and referred to as King George's Military Schools. The cadets enrolled in these schools are known as Georgians, after their founder father King George.[1] Rashtriya Military Schools are a Category 'A'(at Par with Rashtriya Indian Military College, National Defence Academy) Establishment under the direct control of DGMT(MT­15). All instructions pertaining to finance, training, admission and recruitment are received directly from AHQ (MT­15).

Chail Military School Chail (oldest one) (Previously known as King George Royal Indian Military College) Shimla. Ajmer (Found 1930) (Previously known as King George Royal Indian Military College) Ajmer Bangalore Military School (Erstwhile King George Military School, Bangalore and now Rashtriya Military School, Bangalore) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_academies_in_India 1/6 30/01/2016 Military academies in India ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sainik Schools: The scheme to establish Sainik Schools was started in 1961 to broaden the recruitment base and remove a perceived regional imbalance in the officer's cadre of the Defence Forces. Sainik Schools are a joint venture of the Central and State Governments. Sainik Schools Society administered 24 Sainik schools in 2012. These schools are affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE).

U.P. is the only Sainik school which is run by a State government. Indian Army

The chief institutions training Indian Army officers are:

Army War College: It is the premier All Arms Tactical Training Institution for officers and performs important functions of evaluation of concepts and doctrines in the fields of tactics and operational logistics. The institution was earlier known as College of Combat, Mhow and has been re­designated as Army War College, Mhow from 1 January 2003.

Infantry School: The Infantry School, Mhow is the largest and the oldest military training centre of the Indian Army. The institution is responsible for developing the complete spectrum of tactical drills and concepts pertaining to infantry operating in varied terrain and environment and introduce them from time to time. This institution also trains the National Shooting Team under the aegis of Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU) which is part of Infantry School.

Junior Leaders Wing: The Junior Leaders Wing, Belgaum is part of Infantry School, Mhow and trains junior officers and junior leaders in sub­unit level in tactical and special mission techniques to enable them to carry out assigned operational missions.

Indian : The (IMA), Dehradun is credited with providing excellent officers who are highly disciplined, thoroughly motivated and deeply committed to serve the Nation with honour and dignity. The valediction of the Academy is evident from the bountiful sagas of bravery, valour and sacrifice displayed by its alumni in times of crisis.

Officers Training Academy: The Officers Training Academy imparts training to young men and women to enable them to take their rightful place as officers in the Indian Army., Chennai and Gaya, Bihar.

High Altitude Warfare School: The High Altitude Warfare School (HAWS), Gulmarg is a training establishment imparting specialised Mountain Warfare and Winter Warfare Training to Indian Army personnel.

Armoured Corps Centre and School: The Armoured Corps Centre and School (ACCS), Ahmednagar is a premier institution of the Army. It imparts training pertaining to employment of mechanical forces in battle and development of concepts for future battle.

School of Artillery: School of Artillery, Deolali Nasik district, Maharashtra is a premier institution of the Army and imparts effective training, evaluation of new equipment for induction and development of new concepts/ doctrine for application of artillery fire.

Army : The Army Air Defence College (AADC), Gopalpur imparts training for provision of effective Air Defence Artillery protection to ground forces against long and medium altitude enemy air attacks and also to preserve specified tactical and strategic vital areas https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_academies_in_India 2/6 30/01/2016 Military academies in India ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia and pivotal points from critical danger and destruction from enemy air attacks.

College of Military Engineering: The role of College of Military Engineering (CME), Pune encompasses three aspects, i.e., training, advisory, projects research and experimentation.

Military College of Telecommunication Engineering: The Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE), Mhow is a premiere training institute of the Corps of Signals. A variety of courses catering for the training needs in Information Technology and Communication for the Indian Army are conducted at MCTE.

Counter Insurgency and Jungle Warfare School (CIJW School): The CIJW School in Vairengte, Mizoram, is an institution for counter­guerilla training. The institution has risen to be the nodal agency for imparting counter­insurgency training for the other branches.

Junior Leader's Academy (JLA), Bareilly and Ramgarh: The Junior Leader's Academy (JLA), Bareilly and Ramgarh conduct institutionalised leadership training for Junior Leaders, who are Junior Commissioned Officers and Non­Commissioned Officers of the Army.

Army Supply Corps (ASC) Centre and College: The ASC Centre and College, Bangalore imparts training to Officers, personnel below officer rank of Army Service Corps and other arms and services indicating personnel from foreign countries in various disciplines of Suppliers, Fuel, Oil and Lubricants, Mechanical Transport, Animal Transport and Air dispatch. The Centre also trains recruits for induction into service into Army Service Corps.

Army Medical Corps (AMC) Centre and School: The AMC Centre and School, Lucknow conducts from basic to advance courses for Army Medical Corps and Military Nursing Service Officers. The Centre also trains recruits for induction into service into Army Medical Corps.

College of Materials Management (CMM), Jabalpur: The College of Materials Management (CMM), Jabalpur is the hub centre of all logistics courses for Army. It runs courses like advance material management, higher munition course and quarter master courses for officers, JCOs and NCOs. It also imparts basic training to technical clerks.

Military College of Electronic and Mechanical Engineering: The Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering (MCEME), (Andhra Pradesh) is an institution of technical education in the Army. The College was awarded the Golden Peacock National Training Award (1997) as well as Golden Peacock National Quality Award.

Remount and Veterinary Corps (RVC) Centre and School: The RVC Centre and School, Meerut Cantt, imparts basic military and technical training to young veterinary graduates on commission and to various technical tradesmen of the corps like Dressors, Riders, Ferriers, Army Dog trainers and lab attendants. The Centre also trains recruits for induction into service into Remount and Veterinary Corps Centre and School.

Army Education Corps (AEC) Training College and Centre: The AEC Training College and Centre, Pachmarhi is a Category 'A' establishment, a Regimental Training Centre for AEC personnel and an Autonomous College affiliated to Barkatullah University, Bhopal.

Corps of Military Police (CMP) Centre and School: The CMP Centre and School, Bangalore imparts basic military training to all personnel enrolled in Corps of Military Police and also conduct courses for officers on deputation to the corps.

Army School of Physical Training: The Army School of Physical Training (ASPT), Pune runs the Sports Training Course for Army personnel, central police organisation and paramilitary forces to train instructors capable of imparting physical training and sports coaching at appropriate https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_academies_in_India 3/6 30/01/2016 Military academies in India ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia level.

Army Airborne Training School: The Army Airborne Training School (AATS), imparts training in aerial delivery and air transportation of men and material. It is also responsible for carrying out Research and Trial pertaining to air portability and para dropping of all types of equipment.

Institute of National Integration: The Institute of National Integration (INI), Pune imparts training to Officers, Personnel Below Officer Rank and Religious Teachers. Its focus is on instilling a sense of national and cultural unity in the officer corps.

Institute of Military Law: The Institute of Military Law (IML), Kamptee imparts training to officers of Judge Advocate Branch as well as other arms and services in military and allied law.

Army Sports Institute: The Army Sports Institute (ASI) at Pune and Army Sports Nodes is a public­relations sports centre, intended for portraying the Army in a positive light. Appropriate funds have been earmarked for the construction and equipment coupled with food habitat, advertising and training under foreign coaches.

Army : Army Cadet College (ACC), Dehradun is a Wing of the IMA which caters for training of service cadets selected for commission. On completion of the course, these cadets also qualify for a B.A. or B.Sc. degree, recognised by the Jawaharlal Nehru University.

Combat Army Aviation Training School (CAATS): CAATS is the main training course for aviators of the air wing of the Army,The Army Aviation Corps. It is located at the Army Aviation Base in Nashik Road. It replaced the Indian Air Force's academy, the Helicopter Training School (HTS), as the main training school for army aviators. It mainly operates Cheetahs and Chetaks and also has Simulators.

Others include:

Army Clerks Training School, Aurangabad. Army School of Mechanical Transport, Bangalore. Army/ Air Transport Support School, Agra EME School, Vadodara. Military Intelligence Training School and Depot (MITSD), Pune Military School of Music ­ Pachmarhi Indian Navy

The Indian Navy has numerous training establishments at various places. The is presently located in Ezhimala, near Kannur in Kerala State.

Indian Naval Academy (Officers Training) ­ Ezhimala INS Agrani (Leadership Training) ­ Coimbatore INS Chilka (Sailors Training) ­ Chilka INS Dronacharya (Gunnery School) ­ Kochi INS Garuda (Aviation) ­ Kochi INS Hamla (Logistics Training) ­ Mumbai Institute of Naval Medicine ­ Mumbai INS Kunjali (Music Training School) ­ Mumbai INS Mandovi (Provost and Physical Training School) ­ Goa Naval Institute of Educational and Training Technology (NIETT) ­ Kochi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_academies_in_India 4/6 30/01/2016 Military academies in India ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia National Institute of Hydrography ­ Goa INS Shivaji (Engineering Training) ­ Lonavla ShipWright School ­ Visakhapatnam INS Valsura (Electrical Training) ­ Jamnagar INS Venduruthy (Seamen Training) ­ Kochi INS Satavahana (Submarine School) ­ Vishakhapatnam Indian Air Force

The Indian Air Force has a and several training establishments. While technical and other support staff are trained at the various Ground Training Schools, the pilots are trained at the Air Force Academy located at Dundigal, near , Andhra Pradesh.

College of Air Warfare­ Secunderabad [2] Pilot Training Establishment ­ Allahabad Air Force Administrative College ­ Coimbatore School of Aviation Medicine ­ Bangalore Air Force Technical Training College ­ Jalahalli, near Bangalore Paratrooper’s Training School ­ Agra Indian Air Force Test Pilot School ­ Bangalore TETTRA Schools ­ Pune Indian Coast Guard

The Indian Coast Guard has planned to set up a training establishment for Indian Coast Guard (ICG) personnel at Kannur district of Kerala.

Indian Coast Guard Academy ­ Azhikkal Tri­service Institutions

National Defence College: The National Defence College (NDC) inaugurated on 27 April 1960 is the only institution in the country that imparts knowledge on all aspects of national security and strategy. Senior Defence and Civil Service Officers participate in a 47­week comprehensive programme of national security and strategy. College of Defence Management: The Institute of Defence Management (IDM), Secunderabad was established in June 1970 to impart modern, scientific management training to the Armed Forces Officers. The IDM was renamed as College of Defence Management (CDM) in 1980. The College has trained over 5,000 officers of the rank of Major to and equivalents of the three Services through its on­campus programmes. It has also given exposure in defence management to a large number of officers through external capsules. Officers from Para­Military Forces, Ministry of Defence, Research and Development Organisations and friendly foreign countries also attend various on­campus programmes. Defence Services : The Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington is a premier tri­service training establishment imparting training to middle level officers (Majors and equivalent) of the three wings of Indian Armed Forces, friendly foreign countries and Indian Civil Services. The DSSC is located in picturesque settings at Wellington, near Conoor in The Nilgiris mountains of Tamil Nadu State. National Defence Academy: The National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla is a premier Inter­Service training institution where future officers of Armed Forces are trained. The training involves an exacting schedule of three years before the cadets join their respective Service Academics, viz., Indian Military Academy, Naval Academy and Air Force Academy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_academies_in_India 5/6 30/01/2016 Military academies in India ­ Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Medical Personnel

Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC)

The AFMC is located in Pune, near Mumbai in Maharashtra State. It is an Inter­Services institution. AFMC has multiple roles to perform. These are primarily training of medical undergraduates and post­ graduates, dental postgraduates, nursing cadets and paramedical staff. Patient care forms an integral part of its training curriculum and the attached hospital benefits from the expertise available at AFMC. The institution is responsible for providing the entire pool of specialists and super­specialists to Armed Forces by giving them in service training.

The AFMC is well known as one of the premier medical institutions of India, and its entrance test is written by thousands of High School students throughout India (both male and female), who via for its approximately 130 seats. Selected candidates are also required to pass a medical and fitness test on par with those for Officer Cadets. The 5­year course also includes basic military training, on par with that received by all Officer Cadets at other Academies of the Armed Forces, as well as training in battle­field medicine. After graduation, Cadets are to serve for a minimum of seven years in the Indian Army, after which they are free to leave or continue as Commissioned Medical officers. References

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