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REGISTERED No. D-28

The Gazette of India

EXTRAORDINARY

PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY

NEW DELHI, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1948

GOVERNMENT. OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF DEFENCE

NOTIFICATION

New Delhi, the 8th September, 1948

No. 1577-A,-—-The Government of India have issued orders that work on the establishment of the National War Academy at Kharakvasla should commence immediately. Construction of the buildings required for the Academy and equipping them will, however, inevitably take some time. In the meantime, therefore, the Government of India have decided to start an experimental Inter Service Academy at Dehra Dun from the beginning of the next year.

2. It has been decided that this Academy will be called the Armed Forces Academy and will come into being from 1st January 1949. it will consist of two Wings, the Military Wing which will comprise the present I.M.A. and the Inter Service Wing.

8. At the Inter Service Wing, cadets of all the three Services will receive combined training for a period extending over two years. The training will consist of two parts; 2/8rds being of an academic nature consisting of subjects like English, History and World outline, Mathematics. Science, Geography, Modern languages, Workshop practice, Civics and Economics and Current Affairs, and l/8rd, Service training which will include subjects like P.T., Drill, Weapon training, Elementary Fieldcraft. Organisation and administration of the three Services, Internal combustion engines, Driving and maintenance theory. Map reading and Navigation, Equitation, Radio telephony and Man management. All cadets whilst under training will be required to take part in games and recreational training every day.

4. An examination for entry into the Inter Services Wing of the Armed forces Academy at Dehra Dun for the course commencing in July 1949 will be held in December 1948 at Allahabad, Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, Madras and Nagpur. The examination will be conducted by the Federal Public Service Commission. Candidates accepted for admission to the Examination will be informed at what place and on what dates and at what hour they should present themselves.

5). Candidates who qualify at the written examination will be required to appear before a Services Selection Board, which will make recommendations to the Government of India for the final selection of candidates for admission to the Academy.

6. The number of vacancies to be offered for entry into the Academy as a result of this examination will be as follows:—

Army 162 Navy 25 Air Force 25 Indian Srates Forces . 25

Total . 1-37

( 1453 )

Candidates should indicate in the application form their order o+' preference ii they wish to compete for more than one branch of Service. Duo onsidoration will be given to the preferences expressed by a candidate at the. timu :){ his application, but th0 Government of India reserve power to assign him to any branch of service for which he may be found most suitable.

7. Copies of (-be application form and other connected pupa's may be obtained direct irom the Secretary, Federal Public Service Commission, Council Chamber. I'out Box No. 186, New Delhi. Tbe fact that an application form b;is been supplied on n particular dute will uot be accepted as an excuse for the late submission of an application. Candidates who delay their requests for forms until p, lute date will do so at their own risk.

S. (i) A candidate who desires to appear at the examination is ivrjuirecl to Mii'hmili his application in the prescribed form with the necessary documents in accordance with the 'Instructions to candidates regarding the filling up ;md submission of applioaiione'. Except as provided for below the implication shall be made direct RO US to reach the Federal Pnhlic Service CommiKsion, Council Chamber, Post Box No. 186, New Delhi, on or before the Lst October 1948,

(ii) Candidates from Indian States applying for ultimate, entry into the Indian States Forces shall submit their applications to the Federal 1'ublio Service Commission through the Military Adviser-in-Chief, Indian States Fcrces. (iii) Service candidates will forward their applications through their Commanding Officers.

(iv) Cadets of the Prince of Wale's Tloyal Indian Military College, Dehrii Dun, and of King George'R Eoyal Indian Military Colleges shall submit their applications through the Principal of the College.

(v) No candidate shall make more than one application in respect of this examination. No application received after the prescribed date will be considered.

9. Candidates for admission to this examination muRt have been born not earlier than the 2nd July 1082 arid not later than lst July 1934. Preference will bo given to candidates of 15 years¹ or as near that age as possible for the Navy whereas for the Army and the Air Force candidates of 16-17 years of age will be preferred. The age limits can in no case be relaxed.

10. Candidates must be unmarried males and either—

(a) ^Nationals of the Dominion of India by birth or by domicile or

(b) Subjects or rulers of Indian States which have acceded to the

Dominion of India or

(c) Gurkha subjeots of Nepal or

(d) |-Others in whose favour a declaration of eligibility has been iBBued

by the Government of India.

*NnTW {\) — Persons who weve domiciled in Pakmtjin menu, bill II;L"VP initiated or ma> migrate to Tndia, lipfort. the 30th September, 1948, with the intention of permanently settling *lown in India, will l>u treated as persons of Tndiftn domicile.

•| " N O TE ( i i ) . — G a n c l i d u l es in t h in ™ t O K " i\ w i ll n ot ho a d m i t t ed tn + he A c a d e my u n t il t he declaration of eliftihility han heen issued, in thoir favour.

11. Candidates should be medically fit in all respects. Applications must be accompanied by a certificate from a Government doctor of the status not lower than that of an Assistant Surgeon, who must certify that in his opinion the oandidate is medically fit in all respects to take his place in the Armed Forces, Tie must also say that in his opinion the development of the candi-

date is such that by the time he attains the age of 17 the candidate will reach the following minimum standards: —

Client

Height without nlio"n

Ranf?o of expannion

Girth when fully expanded

nnt lean than

Tnoh™

Inohen

InoheH

2

(12 iiuil ujui

33

2

115 ,, ,, 08

33 i

o

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U

Extremely yood vision is required of Candidas applying lor the "tttN and BlAF. Sujjic-wnt number of suitable candidtite.fi recommended t>y Bflrvinen Selection Board will bv medically examined by a Board of Service Doctors. No candidate not -panned an fit by the Medical Board ivill be admittr.d to the Academy. The mere fact that the medical examination ha" been carrhd out by a Board of Service Doctors will n"t mean or imply that the \nndidate hatt hern finally selected.

V2. (Jundidates must undertake not to marry until they complete (heir full gaining at the Inter Services Wing rind Inter on at the parent tiewic" Establish- ment. A candidate who marries subsequent to the date of his n/pplioation, ihough successful at the ensuing or any subNequenf examination, will not be selected -"or truinhig nnd a candidate wliu nmrries while under kn.inin^ slinll )e discharged.

13. Candidates must have passed—

{a) the Matriculation Examination of u recognised Indian UnivM-hity, or

(b) m examination accepted l)_y any such University as equivalent to a Matriculation Examination for the purpose of admission to a University course; or

(c) the ('nmbridge School Certificate Examination; or

(d) any othtr examination wbieh may be reoognised by the Federal i'ulilir Service Conunission us equivalent to the above;

or must) possess nne of the following certificates: —

(el ih^ Indian Army Special Certificate of Education; or

(f) the Certifiente issued by the Inter-Provincial Board for Anglo-Indian and European "Education to 9tb Standard students who join the Forces ; or

(g) the Higher Educational Test of the Eoyal Indian Navy; or

'(h) the Higher Secondary Technical Examination Certificate of the Delhi Polytechnic; or

(i) the 10th class certificate from a Higher Secondary School in Delhi' Simla and must hnve been admitted to the 11th Class in such a school:

(j) Junior examination of the Jamia Millia Islamia. Delhi, In the case of bona-f.de resident students ol the Jamiu wily.

(k) Bengal (Science) Sehuol Certificate.

(1) Bombay School Leaving Examination (without any condition).

(m) the Boyal Indian Air Force Educational Test for re-clasrfifioation to Leading Aircraftsman.

(n) the Anglo Vernaoular School Leaving Certificate (Burma) with eligibility for University course.

(o) the Burma High School Final Examination Certificate with eligibility for Unieversity o6uree.

14. Candidates must pay the following fee: —

A consolidated application and examination fee of Us. 82/8/- (Ka. UO/1U/- in the case of candidates belonging to "the scheduled castes) witli the application

(A Treasury Eeceipt or oroseed Indian Postal Ordera only for this amount will be accepted by the'Federal Public Service Commission. The Commission cannot accept the fee in cash or cheques.)

Nu claim for a refund of this fee will ordinarily be entertained, nor can this be held in reserve for any other examination. A refund of "Rs. 7o (Its. 18/12/- in the case of candidates belonging to the scheduled casks) will, however, be allowed to a candidate who has paid the consolidated fee of Bs. 82/8/- (20/10/- in the case of candidates belonging to the soheduled castes) if he is not admitted to the examination by the Commission, or having been admitted secures 86 per cent, or more of the aggregate murks at the examination. Other candidates will forfeit the entire fee.

No'i'ji;:—The Commission ifi:i\ at their discretion vennl the prescribed tef where they are satisfied that the applicant is n bomt fide refugee mid is not irt a position to pay the prescribed fee.

15. A candidate must satisfy the Federal Public Service Commission ami the appointing authority that he is suitable ir^ all respects for admission to rhe Academy.

16. The decision of the Federal, Public Service Commission IM lo the eligibility or otherwise of a candidate yhall be final

17. No candidate shall be admitled to the examination unless he holds ix, certificate of admission from Hie Federal Public Service Commission.

1H. Any attempt on the par) of H, candidate to enlist support for his appli- cation will disqualify him for admission.

19. Th'j maximum number of candidates to be admitted to the examination may in the discretion of the Government i>f India, be limited to such number as the Government of India may decide. Tf u limit is imposed and the number of candidates exceeds that limit, the Federal Public Service Commission shall' select from iimoug the applicants those who shall be admitted to the examina- tion and ahull have regard in RL" doing to the suitability of the applicants, for odmibfeion to the Academy,

20. The examination will include the following subjects and the maximum lumber of marks obtainable for eaeh subject is as follows:—

Maximum marks

1. English

.

300

2. General Knowledge and Current Affairs 800

a. Mathematics—I

150

Mathematics—II

1 I'IO

.n order to qualify in the writ-tun examination, candidates must obtain 50 per :en1., of the aggregate marks.

21. From the marks assigned to candidates in each subject such deduction Vill be made as the Federal Public Service Commission may consider necessary n order to secure that no credit is allowed for merely superficial knowledge,

22. Deductions for handwriting which is at all difficult to read will be made jp t<> 20 per cent, of the maximum marks tor the written subjects. In English, ind in every other subject, deductions for bad English spelling will

28. The Federal Public Service Commission shall prepare a list of candidates .n order of their merit as disclosed by the aggregate marks awarded to each iflndidate at the written examination. The candidates who obtain qualifying marks at the written examination shall appear before a Services Selection Board which will make recommendationH for the final selection.

24. Candidates finally selected by Services Selection boards will undergo i two years' course at-the Inter-Services Wing of the Armed Forces Academy. The successful candidates after the first two years' training will undergo further specialised training in the branch or service for which they may be selected; Eor example, those earmarked for the Army will do a further course of two yearn it the Military Wing of the Academy, While at the Academy, cadets will be subject to the discipline of the Service for which selected.

25. Before the candidate joins the Academy, the parent or guardian will De required to sign a bond to the effect that, if for any reasons considered within the control of the candidate, he wishes to withdraw before the completion of the jourse, or fails to accept a commission if offered, ho will be liable to refund the whole or ^ucb portion of the cost of tuition, food, clothing and pay and Ulowanoes received, as may be decided upon by Government.

26. During the period of training, the eadeis will be eligible for un allowance af Es, 75 per mensem. This allowance will, however, oease with efftct from ;he 1st January, 1950, from which data the parents or guardians of the candi- dates will bo required to meet their pocket expenses and to fill in a declaration that they are m a position and will be prepared to discharge the financial obli- gations attaching to the candidates' training, before the candidate is admitted to the Academy,

While undergoing training, cadets will be provided with free accommodation (including allied services) and messing, Service clothing will be issued to them against their entitlement of outfit allowance.

27. Candidates for the Tndian States Forces will be required to fulfil the same conditions as fire laid down for others.

H. M. PATEL, Secy.

Syllabus for entrance examination to the Inter Services IV ing of Ike Armed

Forces, Aoademy.

.Papers will be set on the following subjects:—•

300 inurkr¹

2\ lirw.

Paper 1, .Engli h

150

2 lirn.

Paper 2. MathematieM

Paper 8. General Knowledge and

300

•2i hrs.

ourrent affair*

2 hrn.

100

Paper 4. Mathematlos n

The standard for these papers will approximately be the same as that ol the Matrioulation Examination.

E W G I J I BH

Questions may he asked on any of the fol owing: —

(a) An exercise in composition to test a candidate's abilities to write English that is simple and gramatically correct,

(b) A simple prose passage to be condensed by the candidate with the

object of testing comprehension and expression.

(o) Correction of sentences.

(d) Eeported Speech, questions and Commands.

(e) Uflea of simple words having similar pronunciations but different meanings and common phrases.

MATHEMATICS I.

Arithmetic and Mensuration.—Volgar and decimal fractions, ratio and pro- portiun, percentages, averages, profit and loss, simple and compound interest, stocks and shares, square roots of whola numbers and decimals, areas and volumes of rogular figures.

General Knowledge and Current Affairs.—Questions to be set on the general geography of the world with particular reference to India. Indian Hintory, everyday science and ourrent affairs.

MATHEMATICS II—Algebra and Geometry.

Algebra.— Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, simple equations^ H.C.E., -L.CM., fractions, simultaneous equations, involution, evolution, fac- tors, quadratic equations.

Geometry.- -Knowledge of the properties of angles at a point, parallel straight lines, angles of a triangle, congruency of triang es, properties of the angles, aides and diagonals of a parallelogram, rhombus, rectangle, square and trapezium.

Properties of circles i.e. angle subtended b^v uii arcs or chord at the centre of a circle is doub'e that subtended at the circumfrenca. angle in a semi-oirnle is at rightnngles to the radius at the point of contact, angle between chord and tangent equal to thr- angle in the alternate segment,

Constructions, Bisection of angle and straight line, emistmction of perpend diculars, parallels triangles, tangents to circles, inscribed and circumscribed circles of triangle.

FEDEEAL PUBLIC 8EEVICE COMMISSION.

Instructions to candidates reyarduiy¹ tne iilliug up and submission oi appli- cations for thf examination tor entry into the Inter Service Wing oJ' the Armed forces Academy a I, Dehra JJim.

ui the Imperial Bunk of India oi¹ in a State Tieasury authorised tu truiihdut bUMiiuss on behtui of Government. (Amounts deposited at Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi or Madras should be deposited in the Hesurve Bank oi India instead of in the Imperial Bank of India). The Treasury or Bank should be asked to credit it to l+ovtsiiiment under the account head "XXXVI-MisoelltuieoUH De- partments—inanimation Feea—Jitoceipts of the Federal Public Service Com- mission."

l AND.LDATKM MUST SEE THAT THEY ATtE ELllilJiLE AiND MUST DECIDE DEFINITELY TU ENTER FOIL THE EXAMINATION BEFtJItE D E l ' O S m N 'i THE F EE IN THE TREASURY (OH BANK). THE APPLI- CATION k'EK OF Its. 7-8-0 (EH. 1-14-0 IN THE CASE UF CANDIDATES BEl.ONdlNG TO THE SCHEDULED CASTES) WILL NOT BE !UPTURN- ED IN ANY ClItCUMiSTANCES WHATEVER NOlt WILL IT BE HELD IN REHEKVE FOR ANY OTHEE EXAMINATION (I0R SELECTION) ONCE AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN. CONSIDERED HY THE (COMMISSION. A liEFUNJi OF Eb. 75/- (Rs. 18/12/- in the case of candidates belonging to the scheduled castes) will however be al'owed to a oandidato who has paid the consolidated fee oi Es. 82/8/- (20/10/- in the. case of candidates belonniny to the scheduled cartes), if he is not admitted to the examination by the commis- sion or having be on admitted secures 85 per cent, or more of tbo aggregate marks .it the examination. Other candidates will forfeit the entire feo. The name of the examination and of the Treasury at which the fee is deposited should be clearly entered in the Treasury Receipt The treasury receipt should be on the form pertaining In Central ftovernmeni transactions ;iml should be obtained fmni the treasury n,t which the ft-'e is deposited.

\(ii'E t. -< 'andidates, wlio .lie in thu United Kingdom, Australia, Ceylon, Midayn. Bumiii or Pakistan at the time of aubinittinp; then- applications should deposit'tho amount of their prescribed fee in the offices of the Hinb Commisaioner (or India in the United Kingdom, AuHt™li", Pakintuu, liuiina ov in the office of the Ciovornuieiil of India's Representutive in Ceylon, or Malaya, an the ease mny be find forward the receipt from that office.

NOTE 2.-—Cu"h or uhoquos will not bu ai-ceptcd by the Federal Public Service Connnisnion.

NOTE 3.—AIL applicdtion not accompanied liy a Treasury Eecei|jt or crossed Indian [uwtal orderH for Ba. 82-8-0 (En. 20-10-0 in the ease of candidates belonging to the scheduled castes) will b" summarily rejected and no explanation foj inahility to send the Treasurv Heceipt or a crossed Indian Postal Older with the application will be considered, This does not apply to Refugee candidates seeking remission of tie fee [vide para. 14 above).

(ii) Certificate, of age (see, -paragraph 9 of thr, Notification).

(a) The only proof of age ordinarily accepted by the Commission in the age or date of birth entered in the Matriculation certificate or one of the fther cer- tificates listed m paragraph 13 of the Notification. This oertifloate must be sent with the application in original.

If a Matriculation or equivalent certificate does not give the exact date of birth the candidate must Rend in addition to the Matriculation or equivalent certificate, a certificate (in original) from the Headmaster of the High Rchoo! which he fn-Rt aitended showing the date of his birth or his exact age as record- ed at tho time of his admiRRion to the school. An Anglo-Indian, or an Indian Christian may send his original Baptismal or Birth Eegistration Certificate instead of the Headmaster's certificate.

A c.ftndiddtj who has passed the Matriculation or equivalent examination as a private student must submit, in addition to the Matriculation or equivalent certificate, a certificate from the Headmaster of the school which he first at- tended showing the date of his birth or his exact age as recorded in the school admission register. If no school wns ever attended, a certificate extract from

the Municipal Birth register relating to himself or some other convincing proof in support ot the age stated in the Matriculation certificate should be submitted. The application of u private student who can produce no satisfactory evidence in support of the; age stated in his Matriculation or equivalent certificate may be rejected.

NOTE 1.—A transfer certificate from a school ov college will not be accepted as evidence •of age.

NOTE 2 -The aj;e "nd nationality caiiilieatfl, isHued hy aome provincial authorities, is not required.

NOTE 3.—< JrdinaiiLy ihe Uomniinijion do not accept n. date of birth other than that proved or supported by the Matriculation Certificate. If they do MO they requiro not only, convincing proof of the date claimed but, also a satisfactory explanation of the incorrect entry in the Matriculation Certificate. When once a date of birth haa been claimed and accepted by tho Commission for the purpose of admission to an examination, no change will bo allowed at a subsequent examination. Candidates who wish to challenge the entry of their aee in a Matriculation Certificate must do so at the first opportunity. In such casos, a candidate must send direct to the Federal Public Service Commission all the evidence on which he liases hia claim, fin eoou as he has submitted hia application.

(b) Cadnts of the Prince of Wale's Eoyal Tndiii.n Milittiry College, Delirit, Dun or K.G.RI.M. College must submit a certificate of a£e from the Principnl of the College and no other certificate as evidence of n^t: will Iv required.

(iii) Certificate of educational qualifications. [See paragraph 10 of the Noti- ficatin'n).—A certificate or di]>lfnn;i in original showing that the Candida re IUIH one of the qualifications prescribed for the examination. The certificate submitted must be one issued by the authority (i.e.. University or other examining body) awarding the particular qualification. If such a certificate or diploma is not submitted the candidate must explain its absence, and submit such other evidence (in original) as he erm to support his claim to the requisite qualifications. The Commission will consider this evidence on its merits but do noi bind themselves to accept it ns sufficient.

XOTE.—("iinclidules who }IOMHPKK liiij M a d r as or Alysore Secondary School Tjetuing ('pftificntps only, inuflt submit in luliiitmn to Iheir SriiimJnrit School Li'avinij Certificate proof that they have bcon declared elifiible for admission to a University course of study an Matricuiot-es- Thip certificate should be signed by the Registrar of the University! concerned. But a candidate, who has been admitted to a, recognised College or University, mm submit a certificate in proof of this fact from the head of the institution concerned.

In the case of Universities in the Province of Madras applications for fhe iBsue of eligibility certificates should be made together with the prescribed fee to the Begistrar of the University concerned nnd not to the Secretary, Board of Secondary Education.

fiv) A certificate, from a Government Doctor not below the rank of Assistant Surgeon in the prescribed form (enclosed)—see paragraph 11 of the Notification.

(6) Candidates may be required ut the interview by the Services S&leelion Board to produce the original of any documents of which copies have been sub- mitted in connection with question 19 of the application fnvni.

(7) Cojiies of the certificates mentioned in parHftmph n fii) arid (iii) above should also be submitted alons; with the originals. If the candidate has al- ready submitted any of these certificates in connection with another examination conducted by the "Federal Publio Service Commission and if it has not yet heeu returned to him, he should mention the fact when submitting his application, and, if possible, enclose a copy of the certificate. Tf the certificate is not with the Commission, it should be sent with the iTpplicat-icn whether the candidate appeared at a previous examination conducted bv the Commission or not. Tf any certificate cannot be submitted with the application, reasounhle explanntion of its absence must be given.

Candidates are advised to keep attested copies of their original certificates with them before submitting Lliem \X< the Federal Publie Service Commission, as the Commission cannot undertake to return tho original certificates until orders are passed on their applications, imr uwi they uniTertake Ut supply attest- ed copies to candidates.

N u ' i ' i .- ( . V r l i f k n . t pf I . I I I IT I d an 11IDS" m r i i ' i o n o il in pen.1 G[Tnpli (8) (ii) u ml ( i i i) a b o ve w i ll n ot be r o t i i v i i e d.

8. All communications in respect vL an application should sUite the name of the exaTuination and the candidate's address JIB mentioned in thr n/pplicntiori form uud should he addressed to ''Ihe Secretary. Federal Public, Senice Com- mission, Council Chamber, Post BOY NO. JHO, New Delhi" otherwise such com- munications will not be attended to.

9. The fact that an application form has been supplied on a particular date will not he accepted as an excuse for the late submission of an application or ;i,s evidence of the receiver's eligibility to compete.

10. Every candidate for ndmission to the examination, will be informed at the earliest possible date of the remit of his application Eli is not possible for the Federal Public Service Commission, however, to say when that result will be communicated.

All returnable certificates or papers will he returned when 1he result of his application is communicated to the candidate.

11. Caudidates must make arrangements to see that communications ad- dressed to them to the address stated in their implications fire redirected, if necessary. Also any change of address should Ire rommimitated fit once to the Secretary ol the Federal Public Sorvicc Commission. If a change of address has taken place after Ihe examination, it should also be notified to Army Head- quarters (India) A.G.'a Branch, Op; fl.P. 2(a). C.U.Q., Post Office, New Delhi. Although the authorities make everv effort to take ;i,ceonnt of changes in can- didates' addresses, they cannot accept an> responsibility in the mutter.

12. A refugee seeking remission of the prescribed applieiition and examina- tion fees should forward along with bis application his "Refugee Registration Card fin original) and a certificate (also in original) from a District Officer or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the Central or Provincial Legis- lature to show that lie is not in a position to pay the prescribed fees.

FEDKEAL P.rjiUf SEKVKJE COMMISSION

Application form for admission to Uic Inter Service Wing of the Armed Forces

Acd-deniy lit Dehradun

(A treasury receipt or i-rossed Indian Postal Orders lor Eg, 82-8-0 (lie. 2U-10-0 h) tlic (MSC of <\mdr\iles holon^in^ to the Kflirduled castes) must be forwarded with thib application. An upplioatiim nut ttooomprtnied by a Treasury Eeoeipt or a crossed .Indian Postal Order will not be eonflidored). (This does not apply to refugee cnndidatfB yeeking'remission of the fee vide parti, lli nf Instructions to candidates).

SECTION " A" TO BE COMPLETED BY THE CANDIDATE

N a me in f u ll ( In b l o ok o a p i t a l a) . . . . ..

1.

2. Postal address in full. Any chuntfe of address should be com- ruunioated fit- on™ to t he Secretary of the Federal Public Service Commission and af'toi' tho examination also to t he A. Q.'s Rranoh, Org, SP 2 (a), Army Ileadquartera (India), G.H.Q. Post OHfioe, Now Dplhi.

NoTjfj,—Candidates must make ari'anKomenta to see t h at rommiLiiifationfl add^onsurl to them ut the acVlreggpe stA+fid in their ppplieations are redirected, if necessary. The autho- rities cenoerned make every eflort to take Recount of changes in uandidatew' addraHHOH but oannot accejit any responsibility' in this njfltter.

<". Exact Hnto of-bii'th . . . . . . ..

4.

(")

(")

(a) Place of birth and Province or State to which it in situnted (ft) Province or State to which you beloriR . . .. (c) D i s t v i ot to w h i ch y ou b e l o ng . . . . .. (rl) G i ve b e l ow p a r t i c u l a rs of p l a c e ( s) w h e re y ou h a ve l i v ed f or

mcif than six months during the last threfl yen"?.

Pluufi (inuludjnjr district) ol'residenoo A d droLSLS Poricd of reaidonco

with dates

ft. At which of the following plii'ios do yon wiah to appear for the examination Allahabad, Bombay, Calcutta, Dolhi, Mudraw or Nagpur.

NOTE.—Ordinarily no re(|Uft=it for a chaiwe in tlie j)laoe select-

ed by tlie candidate will bn orxtertainHd.

6. Aro you u, nationul of t he Inrlian Dominion hy birth and/or by domioilo ?

7. Are you a subject of u, Wtato which haH anoederl to l u d ia or of Nepal ? Tf so, oi what St+iti- 1

8. If you are not a subjoot of the Dominion of India or an Indian Btafce, have you obtained a dra-lurtition of oligibility from t he rj-ovei-nmont of Tndift, Home Ministry, (live papUoularn.

9. (t) State your

(a) Roh'Kien . . . . . . .. (b) Cast.e, sect . . . . . . ..

(tV) Are you a member of a achfidiilod caste (Answer T oi or No). If the answer is yue, H'IVQ particulars and attach a cprliflr-ate from the District Magistrato in mijiport of your c.luira.

10. What is your father s name and hi* addreaa. It dead, state

his last address.

11. Is he or was he a national of the Indian Dominion by birth

ond/or by domioile t

12. Is he or was he the aubjeot of an Indian State ? If ao, of what

State ?

18. Did your father ever change his nationality 1

14. What ia or waa his oooupation 7

15, Tf your father ia dead, give the full address of your guardian

16. Give the name, address and occupation of your next of kin

showing relationship.

17. (o) Did you appear at, or apply for admission to, any exami- nation or selection hold previously by the Federal Publio Service (^inmission for recruitment to any service or post under Government T

Anawor "Yes" or "No" as the case may be. (b) Have you applied for any other examination or selection to be held shortly by the Federal PubHo Service Commission ? If the answer be "Yea" give the name of examination or selec- tion.

18. [f the answer to item 17 (it) is "Yea", supply the following information as far an .possible :—

Rank Year

Nome of Examination of selection

Your Roll Number

IB. Did your father or any near relative ever serve in the aimed forces T If BO, give brief partioulara and attach oopJea of any documents in support of your statements.

20. Have you served in the Navy, Army, or Air Foroe in any capacity ? If no, give details.

21. Did you apply previously for any type of oommiseion in the Armed Forces including State Forces ? If so, state particulars and the results obtained.

22. Name in order, with datea of entering and leaving, the places of education you have attended.

Class up to

whioh you

Date of entry Date of leaving

Btudii'd

Place i f Eduoation and names of Institutions' in which you are eduoHted

^3. (a) Give particulars of all examination (if any) you have passed and the class, diviaio⁰ >r other distinction obtained commending with thfl Matriculation or equivalent examination.

L.1UHH or Division

(a) Name of [Jniv er-

sity.

Examination or Degree

(6) College, Hall or

Yw Subject tuken

Hostel.

PftSH HotiH.

23,

i)

(6) (i) State whether you pawned the Matriculation examination aa a private oandidate ; ii) If "o, who recommended your application . . .. ii)

(

24.

a) b)

(a) What gamem do you play or have you played 7| (b) Name any position of authority {*,g. School monitor) or distinction in gamew or athletics you have tiohieved, mentioning dates.

2S Have you ever boon a Boy Snout or a member cf n Cedet or University Training Corps ? If s(, givepartiouIaroiiHtoduteancI rank* achieved. State olao your Corps Number and the name of the School or Colloge from which you were enrollod. The Corps Number must be stated.

28 Give the name and address of the principal or head of the College or School at whioh you were last educated or ere now being educated,

27 If your timo sinoe leaving school or oollege is not fully aouount- ed for hy the replies given above, ciocount for the remainder here with dates. If you have had employers, Htate their names and addresseH in full.

2H

(I)

(2)

(")

State in the opposite oolumn tho branch ur servioe in whioh you dofliro to enter the Inter-Sorvioen Wing of the Armed Forces Auademy, Dehru Dun, with a view to obtaining a Commission. [a) Indian Army ; (ft) Boyal Indian Navy j(c) Tioyal Indian Air Force ; (rf) Indian Hati Forces in the Stnte(s) inentimed op- posite.

(4)

If you wish to compete for moro than one branch stute tho branches in order of your proe erence. If you are a candidate for the Indiun fttato Forces name also the fitato(n) if whioh you eeire to nerve.

d 29, State the name of the Treasury, Bank or Post Office from which you mibmit & treasury ecoipt or postal orders and the numbers and date f.f thu treasury receipt or postal ordern.

Number of Treaiury

Date Vulun Name of Treasury, Bank or Pout Office

Receipt or

Postal Order

BB. a

30, Give a list, of t he documents oiiuLodo.l (wide pu.ni. 3 of Instruutiont) to ('.r;udidntoH): ~

(1)

(3)

(4)

•(0)

OKOLARVriONS TO BK STONED BY THE CANDIDATE

I. I hereby dool.ii'e that tho statements inude in thiw fovm nre true to the heat uf my knowH.lgo and belief; that I am not mar-nod, nnd I ividertuke that I will not marry, while I am a candidate for admission to or am under training for th" Ai'irlod ForooH, nnd Hint 1 tim—

(a) a rmtionftl of UioIndiHii Dominion by birth nf by domicil",*) (b) a poi-BOii of lndinn ilescont, '.(Strikeout the portions (c) ft ruler or a citizon of a Sln.to which has nccedoil to India (' not upplicuble to you).

or of Nopal.

J

(A person in wrhise "| i'uvour ii ileulufiitio i of (d) ii citizen of u territory udjucont to India (Htuto the luimtt y eligibility hiife bi'en J JHHued liy tlie Govern- of tho territory).

ment of India.)

2. J also ilecliiio Hint 1 hiivo not iimurrHrl and, ii'rtcceptHd for trHiuing for the Armed FOIOOH, will not, during HHCII truining, ini'uv ariy liiuunjiiil obligfitiLii which 1 would bo bound tc disi'liurgn out of ray pay UH officer of the Armed Femes, if T receivo a CommiHwi ii.

NOTK 1. —A candidate who marrioH Hubenquent to tho dflto of hi" doclamtien, t hough SUOL-IBM- ful at the ociBuiug or any Hiibsuqiieut nxaminntion, will not bo selected for traiuing and u unrididato who marries while under truining iuuy ho disohnrged.

NOTE 2.—Tho total estimated nost of training payable by u guardiftn or paront will b" notified Inter.

3. T understand t h at any medical examination conducted tit any Htage of tho selection prooedure doea not nooeHaarily mean tlint I havii been selected.

>Sigiia>buro of witnms^ Signature of candidate

F u ll address

Full a.ddreHB

D J te

D a te

i X l £j \J(1\./Jl±i±. 1 ±U VJ.1 1 INXyX-tl Jli -L\ J- ililUJ.L.L' H i i l X li , O-IU4- -I-.. (J, AOiO i tU I

6EOTTON B

Not applicable to civilian candidates

(To bo completed by the Oumiimiidiny¹ Officer i")l' n Srrvire, eaudidale)

QUESTIONS ANSWEES

1, Date of joining the Corps/Establishment,

•2. Whether still an efficient Member.

3. ltank in the Army/Navy/Air Force . . ..

4. Date of appointment to that rank. . . ..

Appreciation of the candidate'R likelihood to make ti. suitable Ollieer (the opinion given should, if possible, louen upon the general character of the candidate and tmch qualities as his keenness, courage, initiative, self-reliance, powers of loadei-ship and reliability and upon any other matter which may be useful to the Commission): —

Commanding' Unit or EstftbliKliment.

PJace .- Date

SECTION C

(To be completed by i'edri-iti PUIIIK- Service CuTnrnistiionj

Name of candidate Aggregate maiks awarded Eei narks

Station

• Signature

Date

"Designation

SECTION D

(To he completed by President, Services Selection Board)

\\\\\\\.\\\\'.'.'.'.'Z'.'.'...

Name, of candidate Batch No Board's grading (both in words aa WPII US in figures) Arm/Service for which recommended Station K f l te

Signature .'..^.'.'.'i!! President s'.S.B,

SECTION E

(Medical Board's Report)

Name of candidate Medical category in which placed " ' ..

(i) Fit, Medical Category 'A'.

""

(ii) Unfit temporarily, likely to be fit in 8 months. (iii) Unfit, temporarily, likely to be fit in more than 3 months. (iv) Unlit permanently,

Homarlie

President

b er Date stntion ;;•

L

- 5e m Member

MEDICAL OKKTiriQATB

(Tu be submitted along with the application by candidates for admission bo cue Inter-Services Wing of the Armed Forces Academy at Dehra Dun vide p.-n'agraph 8 of Notification).

Certified that Shri

^ m---

H candidate for the examination for admission to the Inter-Services Wing of the Armed Forces Academy at Dehra Dun has been examined by me and that in my opinion lie is medically fit in all respects to take hie place in the Armed Forees. Certified alao that in my opinion the development of the cmulidate is fnich that by the time he attains the age of 17 the candidate will reach the following minimum standards:—

CHBST

Height without "hoOH

Girt>i whPii fully expanded

Range of expannion not 1"8H tnan

Inches

t> 62 and under 62 60 and under A8 88 and undrn 72 72 and upward*

33 33* Pi U

Signature

* Designation

Dute

"This certificate should be siffned by a Governnient DcH'tor not below tlie rank of an Assistant Surjjeon or A Service Medical Doctor,

Bond to k§ signed by parent or guardian.

of

THIS AGREEMENT dated day of Between (hereinafter called the guarantor which expression shall include his personal representatives when the context so admits) of the one pare, and the Governor General of India (herein- after called the Government which expression sh;'H include h s .successors and assigns where the context so admits) of the other part.

WHEREAS •

Son/Ward

by caste/class

ol Resident ot (hereinafter called "the cadet") has. at the request of the guarantor, been selected by the Government for admission to the Inter Services Wing ot the Armed Forces Academy on the terms hereinafter appearing for the purpose of receiving [preliminary training with a view to being commissioned in the

*Royal Indian Navy

[ndian Army Royal Indian Air Force

if cons dered by the Government to be suitable and if there is aiu vaeanc\.* NOW IT IS AGREED between the parties hereto tluit in consideration ol the Cadet being admitted by the Government to the Inter Services Wing of the Armed Forces Academy for the purpose of the aforesaid training at the request of the guarantor, he the guarantor convenants with the- Governments that the Cadet will attend the Inter Services Wing of the Armed Forces Academy for preliminary training and the

*Nav;d Training Ships /Establishments "Military Wing J ^ *-~ " "'" T ' '

Air Force Trail _ . •

for further training as a Cadet/flight Cadet/Subordinate Officer for the pres- cribed period or until he is declared fit [as to which the decision of (here insert the appropriate designation of officer) for the time being at

• *N a v al H-Q-

Army H.Q.

.Air H.Q.

shall be final] to be granted a Commission and that the cadet will, if offered a Commission as an •

'•'Officer in the Royal Indian Navy

Indian Commissioned Officer in the Indian Army Officer of the Royal Indian Air Force

accept such Commission unless he, the Cadet, is prevented from doing so by death or o.n account of ill health, or some other reason over which he the Cadet has no control, or by being removed on the grounds that he the Cadet, is con- sidered by the said

at

*Naval H.Q. Army H.Q. Air H.Q.

to be unfit to'continue as a'Cadef./Subordinate Officer or to be granted Com- missioned Bank.

J-l tor any reason not beyond the control of the- Cadet he does not complete the prescribed period of his training at the Inter (Services Wing of. the Armed Forces Academy and the

*Naval Training Ships/.Estabiishnieuts

Military Wing of the Armed .forces Academy Air Force Training -fcjstablishmentb.

or he, the Cadet, does not accept a Commission if offered as covenanted above, then the guarantor shall forthwith: pay to the Government in cash such sum as the said

at

'-Naval H.Q. "Army i±.(f

Air H.Q.

shall fix but not exceeding such expenses as shall have been incurred by the Government on account of .the Cadet

*Nuval Training Ships/EstabHbhmeuU

Military Wing of the Armed .Forced Academy Air Force Training Establishments

and all monies received by the Cadet as pay mid allowances upto the date of hii? withdrawal from Cadet Training or the date of his refusal to accept a Com- mission as an

^Officer in the lioyal Indian Navy

Indian Commissioned Officer in tbo Indian Army Officer of the Royal Indian Air Force

as the case may be together with interest or the amount calculated at lixed Government rates then'in force for Government loans.

And it is lastly agreed that if there is any dispute as to the effect or mean- ing, of these presents the decision of which has not been expressly hereinbefore provided for, the same shall be referred to the decision of the Secretary of the Government of India in the Ministry of Defence, whose decision shall be final. As witness the hands of the parties the day and year first before written.

Signed by the said, in the presence of

Signed by

on behalf of the Governor General of India in the presence of NOTE.—-(a) ^Delete whichever is inapplicable. (b) The Agreement Form is to be duly stamped. Tin' necc-ssaiy stamped paper is to bo purchased by the guarautor from the local Revenue Officer.

(c) The stamped copy of the Agreement will lie accompanied by a. certificate in original from the Local Civil Authoniy concerned declaring thai *he guarantor of the boy is a person of sufficient standing to fulfil the undertaking.

(d) The signature of the guarantor is to be witnessed by a serving or Pensioned I.CO. or J.C.O. or any Government servant of gazetted status.

(e) The Agreement Form should not be stamped or executed until the boy has been selected by the Government for admission.

* H. M. PATEL, Secy.

PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGER OF PUBLICATIONS, DELHI, INDIA.

PBIJSTKD BY THE MANAGEB, GOVERNMENT OI INDIA PRESS, NEW DELHI, INDIA.