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Jagmohan Singh Football Coach, NIS email – [email protected] Experience as a Coach International Level Chief Coach – Subroto XI India Team - Switzerland Tour – Aug 2009 Chief Coach – Indian Air Force Team - Oman Tour – Jun 2010 National Level Coach – Services Team (Army, Navy & Air Force) in Senior National (Santosh Trophy) – 2008 held at Sri Nagar Coach – AFBBS in All India CBSE Tournament – 2009 held at Dehradun Coach – Services Team in Senior National (Santosh Trophy) – 2009 held at Chennai Coach – Services Team in Senior National (Santosh Trophy) – 2010 held at Kolkata Chief Coach – Services Team in Nationals (Santosh Trophy 2011) – Guwahati Chief Coach – Senior Haryana Team in Nationals (Santosh Trophy 2012) – Cuttack Chief Coach – Senior Haryana Team in Nationals (Santosh Trophy 2013) – Kochin Chief Coach – Senior Haryana Team in Nationals (Santosh Trophy 2014) – Delhi State Level Coach – Indian Air Force Team – 2010 – 11 & 2011 – 12 Coach – Western Air Command Team – 2000 to 02 Coach – Training Command Team – 2003 to 05 Coach – DPS Football Academy Coach – Air Force Bal Bharti School, Lodi Road Experience as a Referee (Qualified National Referee) Under 16 National Football Championship qualifying round North Zone at Una, Himachal Pradesh in Dec 2003 Under 16 National Football Championship qualifying round East Zone at Motihari, Bihar in Sep 2004 Senior National Football Championship (Santosh Trophy) at New Delhi in Oct 2004 National Football League qualifying round at Cuttack, Orrisa in Mar 2005 All India Police Football Championship held at Gangtok, Sikkim in Nov 2006 Subroto Mukherjee National Football Tournament from 1999 to 2006 Delhi Football League from 1999 to 2007 Experience as a Player Played National Football Championship (Santosh Trophy) in 1995 Represented Indian Air Force in Inter Services from 1991 to 95 & 1999 Represented Indian Air Force in Durand Cup from 1991 to 95 & 1999 Represented Indian Air Force in DCM Cup in 1991, 92 & 94 Represented Indian Air Force in Delhi League from 1990 to 99 Represented MD University in All India North Zone University in 1988 Played in various other National level tournaments Qualification Educational MPE from Meerut University Bed (Physical) from Pune University Graduation from Osmania University (Hydrabad) 10th & 12th Std. from Haryana Board Professional NIS Qualified Football Caoch (One Year Diploma) Qualified National Referee Qualified Physical Conditioner from Armed Forces Sports Medicine Centre Pune Completed Premium Skills Course conducted by British Council & All India Football Federation held at DPS R K Puram, New Delhi Additional Skills/ Qualification Computer Literate Internet Savvy Attended workshop organized by INDO – GERMAN Society, for enhancement of Budding talent of Slum Areas Attended the GRASSROOTS WORKSHOP organized by Asian Football Confederation held in New Delhi .

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