Subject NOT available

(e) Gurkha subjects ol Nepal, or (d) fOthera in whose favour a declaration of eligibility may be issued by the Government of India.

+Note (ij.—Persona v\hu ume domiciled in Pakistan areas, but have migrate) to IucMa. ibefoie the 30th Septembnr, 1948, with the intention of permanently settling down in India, "will Lie treated a" pei'aoiiB of Indian domioUe.

iiVote (ii),—Candidates in thin category will not be admitted to the Academy until th" declaration of eligibility has been wmied in their favour.

7. Candidates should be medically fit in all respects for service in any part •of the world. The standards of medical fitness are shown in Annexures 1 and 2 to Appendix I.

A number of qualified candidates are rejected subsequentlj on medical grounds. Candidates are therefore advised in their own interest to get them- selves medically examined before applying, to avoid rejection at the final stage.

8. Candidates must undertake not to marry until they complete their full training. A candidate who marries subsequent to the date of his application, though successful at this or any subsequent examination, will not be selected for training and a candidate who marries whilst under training shall be discharged, and will be liable to refund all expenditure incurred on him by the Government. 'Commissioned officers of the G. D. Branch of the Eoyal Indian Air Force will mot be eligible for allotment of married accommodation before they complete minimum of three years service, or before they attain the age of 25 whichever ia earlier. Commissioned officers of the Army will not be eligible for allotment of married accommodation before they attain" the age of 25.

9. Candidates must have passed:—

(a) the Matriculation Examination of a recognised Indian University (including the Matriculation Certificate of East Punjab University for social service); or

(b) an examination accepted by any Buoh University as equivalent to a Matriculation Examination for the purpose of admission to a University course; or

(c) the Cambridge School Certificate Examination; or (d) any other examination which may be recognised by the Federal Public

Service Commission as equivalent to ttie above; or

miust possess one of the following certificates:—

i(e) the Indian Army Special Certificate of Eduoation; i(f) the Certificate issued by the Inter-Provincial Board for Anglo-Indian and European Education to Gth Standard students who join the Forces;

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

i(h) the Highei Secondary Technical Examination Certificate of the Delhi Polytechnic;

(i) the 10th claas certificate from a Higher Secondary School in Delhi/ Simla;

(j) Junior examination of the Jamin Millia Islamia, Delhi, in the case of bona fide resident students of the Jamia only;

(k) Bengal (Science) School Certificate;

(I) Bombay School Leaving Examination (without any condition);

i(m) the Royal Indian Air Force Education Test for re-olasaifioation to Leading Aircraftsman;

.(n) the Anglo Vernacular Bchool Leaving Certificate (Burma) with, eligibility for University Course;

(o) the Burma High School Final Examination Certificate with eligibility for University Course;

(p) European High School Examination held by the Provincial Govern- mentB;

'(q) Ceylon Senior School Certificate Examination;

i(r) Bombay Secondary School Certificate Examination with eligibility for University Course;

I(B) School Leaving Certificate of the Government or Nepal;

(t) High School Examination Certificate of the University or Eajputana.

10. A candidate must satisfy the Federal Public Service Commission and tthe appointing authority that he is suitable in all respects for admission to the ^Military Wing of the Armed Forces Academy or the Air Force Academy of the m.i.A.F.

11. The decision of the Federal Public Service Commission as to the eligibility • or otherwise of a candidate shall be final.

12. No candidate shall be admitted to the examination unless he holds a rcertiflcate of admission from the Federal Public Seivice Commission.

18. Any uttempt on the part of a candidate or his relatives /friends to enlist ^support for his application will disqualify him for admission.

14. The maximum number of candidates to be admitted to the examination 'may in the discretion of the Government of Tndia be limited to such number as 'the Government of India may decide. If a limit is imposed tird the number of • candidates exceeds that limit, the Federal Public Service Commission shall iselect frora among the applicants those who shall be admitted to the exami- rnation and shall have regard in so doing to the suitability of the applicants for • admission to the Academy or the Air Force Academy of the R.I.A.F.

15. The examination will he conducted by the Federal Public Service Com- i mission in the manner prescribed in Appendix II to the Notification.

16. The Federal Public Service Commission shall prepare a list of candidatea -in order of their merit as disclosed by the aggregate marks awarded to each¹ candidate at the written examination. Candidates who obtain qualifying marks at the written examination shall appear before a Services Seleotion Board. Candidates to be acceptable should secure the minimum qualifying marks both in the written examination and Services Selection Board interview. Subject to this condition, thoy will then be placed in the order of merit on the basis of the total marks secured. The final selection for admission to the Armed Forces Academy and the Air Force Academy will be made in order of merit depending on the number of vacancies for each course.

Candidates will appear before tho Services Selection Uouds, and undergo the teats thereat, at their own risk and will not bo entitled to claim any compen- sation or other relief from Government in respect of any injury which they may sustain in the course of or at) a rebult of any of the tests given to them at a Services Selection Board, whether due to the negligence of any person or other- wise. Candidates will be required to sign a certificate to this eftect on the form appended to this notification.

17. Candidates finally geleoted by Services Selection Board for the Army will.

undergo a course of training up to 2 years at the Military Wing of the Armed forces Academy. Civilian candidates will be enrolled under the Indian Army Act as 'gentlemen cadets'. Gentlemen cadets will be dealt with for ordinary disciplinary purposes undor the rules and regulations of the Academy.

18. Candidates finally selected for the B.I.A P. will be admitted to tho R.I.A.F. Training Establishments and undergo training for a period of 18 months.

19. Commissions will be granted only on successful completion of training. The date of commission will be that following the date of successful completion^ of training. Commission in the Army will be permanent. In the case of E.I.A.F. 70 per cent, of cadets successfully completing flying training -will be granted permanent commissions. The remainder will be granted short service commis- sions.

20. While the cost of training including accommodation, books, uniforms, boarding and medical treatment, will be borne by Government, candidates will) he expected to- meet their pocket expenses themselves. These expenses are no* Ukely to exceed Bs. 60 p.m. In cases, however, where cadets' parents/ guardians are unable to meet wholly or partly, even this expenditure, financial assistance will be granted by Government.

21. Candidates when called up for interview by a Services Selection Board OP for subsequent training will be eligible for T.A. and D.A. in accordance with the rules then in force. Candidates who have previously been before a Service* Selection Board for the same type of Commission are not entitled to T. A. and D. A. on subsequent occasions.

22. Pay and allowances, pension, loave and other conditions of service a.ftet- the grant of commission, will be identical with those applicable from time to tune to regular officers of the service in which they are commissioned.

23. No candidate will normally be permitted to resign whilst under training. A civilian candidate who is not considered suitable to complete the full course of training may with the permission of Army Headquarters or Air Headquarters (India), as the case may be, be discharged. An Army candidate under these oircumstances will be reverted to his Begiment or Corps.

24. An outfit allowance at the rates and under tho general conditions applicable' at the time for each cadet belonging to the Military Whig will be placed at the disposal of the Commandant of the Training Institution. The unexpended portion of this allowance will be:—-

(i) handed over to the cadet on his being granted a commission; or

(ii) if he is not granted a commission, refunded to the State.

On being granted a commission, articles of clothing and necessaries purchased from this allowance shall become the personal property of the cadet. Such articles will, however, be withdrawn from a cadet who resigns whilst under

training or who is removed or withdrawn prior to commissioning. The articles withdrawn will be disposed of to the best advantage of the state.

Air Force cadets will be issued with a complete scale of kit on entry. This kit •will be treated as public property and will be withdrawn when a cadet is either commissioned or not otherwise retained in the service.

FEDERAL PUBLIC 8EEV1CE COMMISSION

NOTICE

New Delhi, the 8th October 1946

A oombined examination for admission to the Military Wing of the Armed 'Forces Academy and the Air Force Academy of the Royal Indian Air Force •for the course commencing in July 1950 will be held by the Federal Public Service Commission at Allahabad, Bombay, Calcutta., Delhi, Madras and JJagpur sometime in February 1950 in accordance with the Notification published by tho Ministry of Defence. The exact date and the places of examination at each of the above centres will be notified later on.

2. Copies of application forms and full particulars are obtainable from the undermentioned authorities:—

1. Secretary, Federal Public Servico Commission, Post Box No. 188,

Council House, New Delhi.

2. Head Quarters, Delhi Area, Delhi Cantonment. 8. Head Quarters, Sub-Area, Allahabad/Ambala/Bangalore/Dinapur/ Bombay/Calcutta / Jullundur/Lucknow/Madras/Meerut/Poona and Secunderabad.

4. Head Quarters, Jammu and Kashmir Indop L of C Sub-Area, o/o New Delhi. A.P.O.

6. Head Quarters Indep Sub-area Jubbulpore/Shillong. 6. Recruiting Officer, Jullundur/Ambala/Ajmer/Lueknow/Calcutta/

Poona/Bangalore/Patna/Nagpur and Kunraghat.

7. AIR FORCE Recruiting Officer, Ambala-Cantt/Delhi/Kanpur/Cal-

cutta/Poona/Bombay/Bangalore/Madras.

fhe fact that an application form has been supplied on whatever date will aot be accepted as an excuse for tho late submission of an application. Candidates who delay their requests for forms until a late date will do so at their own risk.

8. A candidate who desires to appear at the examination must submit MB application on the prescribed form together with all the necessary docu- ments in accordance with the Instructions "to Candidates regarding the filling up and submission of applications" BO as to reach the Federal Public Service Commission, Council House, Post Box No. 186, New Delhi, on or before the 19th November 1949. No application received after this date will be enter- tained.

jVote.—Applicants for admission to the 8th Military Wing course and the Air Fore* Academy Course whose results are not yet known are advised if otherwise eligible, to submit their applications for appearing at this examination. If they are successful for the above tonne, their applications will be cancelled by the Commission.

4. Civilian candidates for admission to this examination must have been born (i) not earlier than 2nd July 1929 and not later than 1st July 1982 for the anny (ii) not earlier 2nd July 1029 and not later than 1st January 1988 Jor Jhj Boyal Indian Air Foroe. Candidates possessing "A" flying license and born not earlier than 2nd July 10i!0 and not later than 1st January 1988 are alao eligible to apply for the Eoyal Indian Air Force.

6. Personnel serving in the army who with to compete lor admission to the Military "Wing must have bcuii bom not earlier thun 2nd July 1926 and not later than let July 1002.

The age limits oan in uo case bo relaxed, 6. Candidates must pay the following fees:—<

He. #7-8-0 (its. 0-6-0 in the case of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Castes*) with the application.

Note, 1.—Only a Treasury Heceipt or OrouHed Indian Postal Orders for this amount will b# •ooopted. The Commiaaion cannot accept the fee in cash or by cheque.

Note. 2.—No claim for a refund of Ihis feo will ordinarily be entertained nor can it W bald in reserve for any other examination or selection, A lefund of Its. 30 (Rn. 7/8/- ID COM of candidates beJo&giiig to the Scheduled Caates*) will however bs mads to candidate who are not admitted to the examination by the Commission, A refund of Bs. 30 (R". 7/9/- in the cue of candidates belonging to the Scheduled Oaates*) will alao be made to thoaa candidate* who aecure 3fi par cent, or more mark* in the aggregate.

Note, 3.—The Commikaion may at their discretion remit the pieuoribed fee where thaj are latUfied that the applicant is a bona fide refugee and is not in a position to pay the fee.

7. Candidates accepted for admission to the examination will be informed of the date, time and place of the examination in due course.

R. M. BAY. Secretary,

Federal Publw Service Oommiteion.

APPENDIX I

ANNEXUEE I

PHYSICAL CONDITIONS FOB. ADMISSION TO THE ARMHD FOHOHS AOADIHT (MILITABY WINO)

1. To be passed as fit for a commission in the Eegular Army, a candidate must be in good mental mid bodily health, and free from any physical defeoil likely to Interfere with the efficient performance of military duty.

2. The correlation of age, height and chest girth will not be leea than thai (riven in the following table • —

Physical Equivalent

Chert

Age

H e i g ht w i t h o ut s h o es

hut birthd*7

Girth when fully expanded

Rang* of

expaoalon

not leaa thaa

I n o h ef

luofaa*

Inches

11                  .      ..             62  a nd   u n d er   ( 15                    .       .       ..                             33                              %
                                          6S  a  nd  u n d er   68                     .       .        ..                              SS*                           %
                                          68  a  nd  u n d er   72                     .       .        ..                                                            1
                                          72  a  nd  u p  w a  r ds                     .        .       ..                 1 34 %
It                  .      ..             flSj   a  nd   u n d er  65                   .       .       ..                             33}                            *
                                          05    a  nd  u n d er   08                   .       .       ..                              U                              %
                                          68    a nd   u n d er   70                   .       .       ..                                                             1
                                          70    a nd   u n d er   72                   .       .       ..                 1               M\
                                                                                                                                       M|                             1
                                          73    a nd   u  p w a  r ds                   .       .        ..                            35                             ft

M tad npwwda .

0 2}  a nd   u n d  er       flfl     ,          .         .         .                     9*1                           *
65     a nd  t i n d er 68                  .       .       ..                             8*
68    a nd   u n d er   70                  .       .       ..                             34i                           J
T O"   a nd   u n d er  72                  .       .        ..                            8S                            f!
72    a  nd  u p  w a r ds                   .       .       ..                            35J                           ft

* or tribal and aboriginal •omtnonitiac

8. The candidate's height will be measured as follows: —

He will be placed against the standard with his feet together, and the- weight thrown on the heels and not on the toes or outer sides of the feet. He will etand erect without rigidity and with the heels, calves, buttocks and Bhoulders touching the standard; the ohin will be depressed to bring the vertex of the head level under the horizontal bar, and the height will be recorded in Inches and parts of an inch to quarters.

4. The candidate's chest will be measured as follows: —

He will be made to stand erect with his feet together, and to raise hia arm* orer his head. The tape will be so adjusted round the chest that its upper edge touches the inferior angles of the shoulder-blades behind, and its lower edge the upper part of the nipples in front. The arms will then be lowered to hang loosely by the side, and care will be taken that the shoulders are not thrown upwards or backwards so as to displace the tape The candidate will then be directed to take a deep inspiration several times, and the maximum expaneion of the chest will be carefully noted.

The minimum and maximum will then be recorded thus

88 84

In Inches •—, —, etc.

85, 86

In recording the measurements, fractions of less than half an inch should

not be noted.

6. The candidate will also be weighed, and his weight recorded in pounds Fractions of a pound should not be noted.

6 The examination for determining the aouteness of vision includes two Jests; one for distant, the other for near vision. The Array Test Types will be> used for the test for distant vision, without glasses at a distance of 20 feet, and for the test for near vision without glasses, at any distance selected by the candidate. The standards of the minimum acuteness of vision with which " oandidnte will be considered fit are as follows: —

STANDARD I

Left tyt

V. 6/fl Sight ty" Distant viiion—V 8/fl New virion—Readf 0,6

Beodi 0,0

STANDARD II

Better "y"

Wora"ey

OtaUnt vtoon—V. 6/6

V, Without gift*©"—not below 6/60 "nd after correction with glwws — aot below 6/24.

Na"r TWOH—Read* O,6

Reads 1.

STANDABD m

Wor$e ty

V. Without Rlafww—not below 6/0O and after ooraeotion with glnWMg—nofc below 6/24.

Bettor eye DMwnt vision—V, without glaMM not bolow 6/60, and after oorroo- tion with g]*Mea-not below 6/6. HMi Vision—Read* 0,8

Reads 1 .

Each eye must have a full field of vision as tested by hand movements. Squint or any morbid condition of the eyes or of the lids of either eye liable to the risk of aggravation or recurrence will cause the rejection of the candidate.

Each eye will be examined separately, and the lids kept wide open during the test.

Inability to distinguish the principal colours will not be regarded as cause for rejection but the fact will be noted in the proceedings and the candidate In- formed.

The degree of acuteness of vision of all candidates for commissions will be antered in the proceedings in the following manner: —

V, E = , with glasses = ,

Heads

V L. = , with glasses =• ,

Reads No relaxation of the standard of vision will be allpwed.

7. The following additional points will them be observed:—^

(a) That his hearing is good and there is no sign of ear disease.

(b) That his speech is without impediment.

(o) That his teeth are in good order. He must have 10 sound teeth in the upjper jaw functionally opposed to 10 sound teeth IK the lower jaw. Two of these teeth in each jaw must be molar*. Well-filled teeth will be considered as sound.

(d) That his chest is well formed and that his lungs and heart are sound.

(e) That he is not ruptured.

(f) That he does not suffer from a severe degree of vsrioocele* or varicose veins. A candidate who haB been successfully operated on will be accepted.

(g) That his limbs are well formed and developed.

{h) That there is free and perfect motion of all joints-

(i) That his feet and toes are well formed.

(ft) That he does not suffer from any inveterate skhi disease.

(I) That he has no congenital malformation or defect. (m) That he does not bear traces of preivous acute or ohronio disease pointing to an impaired constitution.

In) That he has been vaccinated successfully (or twice unsuccessfully!) within the last five years.

•••Severe varicocele is denned as follow* :—

(1) Where the i n ui of veins it no great that it hang* down in front of the testicle when the candidate stands up.

(2), If the cord 19 enlongalert to such an extent that the testicle hanga at a lt*"l obviously Ifjv/er than normal, of oourse allowing for the fact that tLe left teatiol* is usually at a lower level than the right.

(3) If there is atiophy to such an extent that the affected testiole is estimated at let* than half of the bulk of gland on the sound side.

(4) Underfunded testicle should only be considered a disqualification when situated within the inguinal canal, or at the external ring.

t in support of this the candidates will be required to produce a certificate "icned by " medic*! officer.

ANNEXUEE 2

EOYAL INDIAN AIR FORCE

Medical Standard* for O.D. (P) Branch

Height: not less than 64"; Leg length: Hip to Heel not less than 89*; Visual oouity: 6/6 in one eye and at least 6/9 in the other correctable to 6/6; (Nora,—Canlidates who wear glasses habitually are to be rejected); Oolour viaion: Normal or defective safe; Hearing: should be able to hear forced whisper from distance of 20' with each ear separately (other ear being closed); {NOTE—The candidate should not suffer from Chronic Suupurative Ottitifl Media).

Euttwhian Tube: Both sides must be patent; Urine: Sugar and albumen— NIL; Nervous system and other systems of the body: Normal; General Health: Normal, physically fit; (NOTE.—Weight and cheat measurement! should b* according to height and age-group).

APPENDIX II

The following will be the subjects for the examination:—

Duration

H horn.

Maximum math$

800

800

(1) Bngltah

(J) General Knowlodge *nd Current Affairs

ISO

I"0

H hour*.

3 hours.

2 hours.

( 8) H f t t h m n t t i oi I . .. U) M"them*tio* II

(2) The standard of the papers will be approximately the same as that for the Matriculation Examination. All papers must be answered m. English unksM otherwise expressly stated.

8. The detailed syllabus is given below: —

ENGLISH

(1) Essay Writing. Choice of three or four subjects may be given. (2) Precis Writing. A passage of 800 to 850 words may be given, (3) Letter Writing. Narration, Discription and Dialogue writing, (4) Questions on synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic use of words and phrases

and common errorB, if necessary, to be split into parts.

(5) Parts of Speech; Simple analysis; syntax and direct and indirect

speech.

Nott.—Questions one and two will be compulsory. Alternative questions nmy be Bet M far an question* 3, 4 and 5 aro concerned. The object of the paper i" to test the candidaU'i- •bility to writ" the Englimh language correctly. Account will be taken of arrangement, "ubjeTt matter, general exprennion and command of Engliuh.

General Knowledge and Current Affairs.—Question will be set on the general geography of the world with particular reference to India, Indian History, everyday science and current affairs.

MATHEMATICS I

Arithmetic—Candidates should be familiar with the British Metric and Indian systems of weight) and measures and with the monetary systems of pounds, shillings and pence; rupees, annas and pies.

Unitary method; vulgar decimal fractions and the extraction of square roots; proportion and proportional parts; calculation of averages, percentage, simple and compound interest; profit and loss; stocks and shares. Elementary

mensuration; candidates will be required to know simple formulas for determin- ing volumes and areas associated with the rectangular block, the circular cylinder, and the sphere.

Candidates may be required to give results to a specified degree of approxi- mation, but the use of contracted methods of multiplication and division is not essential; the use of logarithms will be allowed unless forbidden jn certain questions.

MATHEMATICS II

Algebra.—Elementary algebraic operations; formulae expressing airthmetbul generalisation; change of subject of a formula; factors, fractions. The use off fractional and negative indices and the elementary theory of logarithms*. Solution of linear equations involving not moro than two unknowns and quadratic equations involving only one unknown; the solution of simultaneous equations, one linear and one quadratic, involving two unknowns; and simple problems, leading to such equations. The USG of the remainder theorem; ratio and proportion; variation. Graphs and their simple applications.

Note.—In all calculations students will be permitted to use logarithmic* table*. Geometry-—The paper in Geometry will contain questions on !Praotioal and Theoretical Geometry,

The questions on practical Geometry will be set on the constructions con- tained in Soheudle A, together with easy extensions of them. In oflfies where the validity of a constniction is not obvious, the reasoning by which it is justified may be required. Every candidate musti provide himself with a ruler graduated In inches and tenths of an inch, find in centimetres and millimetres, a set square, a protractor, compasses, and a fairly hard pencil. All figures must be drawn accurately and distinctly. Questions may be set in whicn the use *rf the Bet •quare or of the protractor is forbidden.

The questions on Theoretical Geometry will consist of theorems contained In Schedule B, together with questions upon these theorems, easy deduction* jfrom them, and arithmetical illustrations. Any proof of a proposition will be accepted which appears to the examiners to form part of a systematic treat- ment of Ohe subject; the order in which the theorems are stated in Schedule B is not imposed as a sequence of their treatment. In the proof of theorems and deductions from them, the use of hypothetical constructions will be permitted..

Questions will be set on Sohedules A (i), A(ii), A (iii) and B (i), B (ii), B (ill). The use of algebraical symbols and (in the solution of riders) of trignometrical ratios ia permitted.

GEOMETEY SCHEDULES

SCHEDULE A (PBAOXIOAL)

A (i)

Biseotion of angles and of straight lines. Construction of perpendiculars to straight lines. Construction of an angle equal to n given angle. Construction of angles of 60, 45 and 30. Constructoin of parallels to a given straight line.

Simple cases of the construction from sufficient data of triangles and quadrilaterals.

Division of straight lines into a given number of equal parts or Into parts in any given proportions.

A (ii)

Construction of a triangle equal in area to a given polygon. Construction of tangents to a circle and of common tangents to two oirole*., Construction of circumscribed inscribed and escribed circles of a triangle.

A (iii)

Simple oases of the construction of circlos from sufficient data. Construction of a square equal in area, to a given polygon. Construction of a fourth proportional to three given straight lines and a mean proportional to two given straight lines.

Construction of regular figures of 8, 4, 6 or 8 sides in or about a given circle.

SCHEDULE B (THEORETICAL)

B (i)

Angles at a Point.

*If a straight line stands on another straight line, the sum of the two angle*' to formed is equal to two right angles; and *the converse.

*If two straight lines intersect, the vertically opposite angles are equal.

•(Proofs of these theorems will not be required.)

Parallel Straight Lines

When a straight line cuts two other straight lines, if

(i) a pair of alternate angles are equal, Or (ii) a pair of corresponding angles are equal, or

(iii) a pair of interior angles on the same side of the cutting line are • together equal \o Kvo right angles, then the two straight lines &T6 parallel; and *the converse,

Straight lines whioh are parallel to the same straight line are parallel to one another

Triangles and Beotilinear Figures

The sum of the angles ot a triangle is equal to two righ* angles.

In a polygon of a sides, the sum of the interior angles is equal to 2n-4 right ingles,

If the sides of a convex polygon are produced in order, the sum of the angle* •0 formed is equal to four right angles.

•If two triangles have two sides of

*lf two triangles have two angles of the one equal to two angles of th" - other, each to each, and also one hide of the one equal to the corresponding •ide of the other, the triangles are congruent.

If two sides of a triangle are equal, the angles opposite to these sides ar" aqual, and the converse.

*If two triangles have the three sides of the one equal to the three sides o| the other, each to each, the triangles are congruent.

•If two right-angled triangles have their hypotenuses equal, and one side of' the one equal to one side of the other the triangles are congruent.

*If two sides of a triangle are unequal, the greater side has the greater angle opposite to it, and *the converse.

*Of all the straight lines that can be drawn to a given straight line from b given poiut outside it, the perpendicular is the shortest.

The opposite sides and angles of a parallelogram are equal, each diagonal bisects the parallelogram, and the diagonals bisect eaoh other.

If a pair of opposite sides of a quadrilateral are equal and parallel, it is ft parallelogram.

The straight line drawn through the middle point of one aide of a triangle parallel to another Bide bisects the third side.

The straight line joining the middle points of two sides of ft triangle ii parallel to the third side, and equal to one-half of it.

If there are three or more parallel straight lines, and the intercepts made by them on any straight lme that cuts them are equal, then the corresponding intercepts on any other straight lme that cuts them are also equal.

#(ProofH of these Wieorcms will not be required.)

B (il)

Areas.

Parallelograms on the nume base and of *he same altitude are equal in aw*. Corollary.—The area of a parallelogram is equal to the area of a rectangle on •Jihe same base and of the same altitude.

Parallelograms on equal bases and of the same altitude are equal in erea. Triangles on the same or equal bases and of the s&mo altitude are equal *|n area.

•Equal triangles on the same or equal bases are of the same altitude. In a right-angled triangle, the square described on the hypotenuse is equal •fa the sum of the squares described on the sides containing the right angle;

^and the converse.

Loci. The locus of a point which is equidistant from two fixed points is the . perpendicular bisector of the straight line joining the two fixed points.

The locus of a point which is equidistant from two intersecting straight linei - consist of the pair of straight lines which bisect the angles between the two ~given lines.

The Circle. A straight line drawn from the centre of a circle to bisect ft ' chord which i8 not a diameter, is at right angles to the chord; conversely, the perpendicular to a chord from the centre bisects the chord.

"There is one circle, and one only, which passes through three given pointe not in a straight line.

Equal chcids of a circle are equidistant from the centre; and the conyerse. *The tangent at¹ any point of a circle and the radius through the point are , perpendicular to each other.

If two circles touch, the point of contact lies on the straight line through the centres.

The angle which an arc of a circle subtends at* the centre ia double that which it subtends at any point on the remaining part of the circumference.

Angles in the Burnt- segment of a circle are equal; and if the line joining two points subtends equal angles at two other points on the flame side of it, *ifche four points lie on a circle.

The angle in a seTniciicle is a right nngle.

The circle described on the Ji^pntr mise of a rigbi-nngled triangle as diameter passes through the opposite vertex.

The opposite angles of any quadrilateral inscribed in a circle are supple- mentary; and the converse.

B (iii)

Areas. The square on a side of a triangle is greater or less than the sum ot the squares on the other two sides, according as the angle contained by those aides is obtuse or aoute The difference is twioe the rectangle contained by one of the two sides and the projection on it of the other.

In any triangle, the sum of the squares on any two sides is equal to iwioe the square on half the third side together with twice the square on the median which bisectg the third side.

The Circle. In equal circlos (or, in the same circle) *(i) if two arcs subtend equal angles at the centres, they are equal; *(ii) oonversely, if two aros are equal, they subtend equal angles at the centre.

In equal oirclea (or, in the same circle) "(i) if two chords are equal, they out off equal arcs; *(ii) conversely, if two arcs are equal, the chords of the *W-

If a straight line touch a circle, and from the point of contact a chord b® drawn, the angles which this chord makes with the tangent are equal to the angles in the alternate segments.

If two ohords of a circle intersect either inside or outside the circle the rectangle contained by the parts of the one is equal to the rectangle contains* by the parts of the other.

Proportion; Similar Triangles

(Proofs which are applicable only to commensurable magnitudes will be accepted.)

If a straight line is drawn parallel to one side of a triangle, the other t"wc "ide& are divided proportional, and the converse.

*li two triangles are equiangular their corresponding sides are proportfonaff' and Hhe oonverse.

•If two triangles have one angle of the one equal to one angle of tjhe other and the sides about these equal angles proportional, the triangles are similar. If a perpendicular ig drawn from the right angle of a right-angled triangle to the hypotenuse, tine triangles on each side of the perpendicular are similar to the whole triangle and to each other.

The internal bisector of an angle of a triangle divides the opposite side Internally in the ratio of the sides containing the angle, and likewise the external bisector externally.

The ratio of the areas of similar triangles is equal to the ratio of the square* on corresponding sides.

•Proofs of these theorems will not be required.

Elementary Trigonometry

(Questions on Trigonometry will be optional)

(1) Measurement of angles. Sexagesimal measure and circular or Radian measure. Conversion of Circular measure into Sexagesimal measure and vice versa.

(2) Trigonometrical ratios for angles less than a right angle. The following trigonometrical ratios will be oonsidered.

Sine, Cosine, Tangent, Cotangent, Soctmt and Cosecant of an angle. Values of thei-e trigonometrical latios tor angles of 0, 80, 46, '30 and 90. (3) Trigonometrical ratios oi angles ot any size and sign. Values of trigonometrical ratios tor

0, 90 — 0, GO — 0, 180 — U, 180 — 0.

Ability to read values of trigonometrical ratios of angles from trigonometrical • tables.

(4) Application of the trigonometrical ratios in solving simple practical problems in Heights and Distances.

4. From the murks assigned to candidates in each subject such deduction will be made && the Federal Public Service Commission may consider necessary in order to secure that no credit is allowed for merely superficial knowledge.

5. Deductions for handwriting which is at all difficult to read will be made up to 20 per cent, of the maximum marks for tiho written subjects. In English, and in every other subject, deductions for bad English spelling will be made up to 10 per cent, of the maximum marks.

6. In order to qualify in the written examination, candidates must obtain . 60 per cent, of the aggregate marks,

FEDEEAL PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES REGARDING THE FILING UP AND SUBMISSION of APPUOATIONS FOR THE EXAMINATION FOR ENTRY INTO THE MILITARY WlNG OF THE ARMED FORCES ACADEMY AND THE AIR FORCE AOADEMY OF THE E.I.A.F, (1) A copy of the Notice Notification, etc., for the Examination is sent here- with. (The fact that these papers are being supplied to a candidate is no • evidenoe of his eligibility for admission to the examination. Candidates should consult them to see if they are eligible before filling up the application form or paying the prescribed fee. The conditions prescribed cannot be relaxed).

(2) The enclos-ed application form muBt be filled up in the candidate's own i handwriting.

The application form should be submitted direct to the Secretary, Federal "Public Service Commission, Council House (Post Box No. 186), New Delhi. A service candidate must submit his application through his Commanding Offloer, who will, if he considers the candidate eligible, forward it to the Federal "Public Service Commission with his recommendation (vide Section B of the application form).* Cadets of the Prince of Wales's Eoyal Indian Military •College, Dehra Dun and K. G. E. I. M. Colleges should submit their applications .through the Principal of the College.

(&) Applications should be sent by registered post when they cannot be "presented in person. If a candidate fails to register his application, he doea • so at his own risk. If he desires an acknowledgment, he should send hi* application "Registered Acknowledgment Due".

(4) If before or after the examination it is found that a candidate hag knowingly furnished any particulars which are false, or has suppressed material information, he will be disqualified, and, if already admitted to the service removed.

(fi) The candidate must send the following documents with his application: — (i) A treasury receipt or crossed Indian postal orders for Es. 37/8/- (Es. 9/6/- in the case of candidates belonging to the scheduled castes or tribal and aboriginal communities). (Fees in cash or by cheque are not acceptable).

(ii) A certificate of age.

(iii) A certificate of educational qualifications in original.

* Applications of eligible oandidatei will not be withheld evon if the candidates are mo* reoommended.

THE GAZETTE Of1 INDIA; B X T B A O B D I N A B Y, OOT. 8, 1M9 1931

Details of the required documents are given below: — Candidates are waruod that li ihe application it incompletely or wrongly filled up or is not accompanied by the documents mentioned in items (ii) and |iii) abovo or by a reasonable explanation for the absence oi such documents it will be summarily rejected and that no appeal against its rejection will be entertained. Candidates are heieby further warned that they must submit the -documents which they have not submitted with their applications and for the absence oX which they have given explanation in their applications, soon after the submission of the applications. In any case, they must be sent so as to reach the Commission's office one month before the date of the commencement of the examination; otherwise their candidature tor the examination will be rejected.

(i) A treasury receipt or crossed Indian postal orders for Rs. 37/8/- (Bs. '9/6/- in the onse of candidates belonging to the scheduled castes or tribal and aboriginal communities). The amount may be deposited in the nearest Govern- ment Treasury, or in a branch of the Impeiial Bank of India or in a State Treasury authorised tto transact business on behalf of Government. (Amounts •deposited at Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi or Madras should be deposited in the Ttesorve Eank oC India instead of in the Imperial Hank of India). The Treasury or Bank should be asked to credit it to Government under the account head •"XXXVI—Miscellaneous Departments—Examination Fees—Receipts of the -Federal Public Service Commission."

CANDIDATES MUST SEE THAT THEY AEE ELIGIBLE AND MUST DECIDE DEFINITELY TO ENTEE FOR THE EXAMINATION BEFORE DEPOSITING THE FEE IN THE TREASURY (OR BANK). THE APPLI- CATION F EE WILL NOT BE RETURNED IN ANY CIRCUMSTANCES WHATEVER NOR WILL IT BE HELD IN RESERVE FOR ANY OTHER ^EXAMINATION (OR SELECTION) ONCE AN APPLICATION HAS BEEN CONSIDERED BY THE COMMISSION. A REFUND OF Rs. 80 (Rs. 7/8 ~in the case of candidates belonging to the scheduled castes or tribal and aboriginal communities) will however be allowed to a candidate if he is not -admitted to tha examination by the commission or having been admitted secures -85 per cent, or mere of the aggregate mark8 at the examitfation. 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 to Central Government transactions and should be obtained from the tieasury at which the fee is deposited.

Vote 1.—Candidates, who are in the United Kingdom, Australia, Pakistan, Burma, 'Ce.ylon or Malaya at the time of submitting their applications should deposit the amount of their prescribed fee [the equivalent fee of Ea. 37-8-0 (RB. 9-6-0 in the case rf candidates- fcelongmg to the scheduled castes or tribal and aboriginal communities)] in the office of the High Commissioner for India in the United Kingdom, Australia, or Pakistan or in the •Office of India's Ambassador in Burma or in the office of the Government of India's Repre- sentative in Ceylon or Malays, us the cane may be, and forward the receipt from that office. A^fe ²,7;C?sh °l cl,ieflufiB will not be accepted by the Federal PnbHc Service Commission. -All Postal Orders should be payable at New Delhi Post Office and in no case Postal Order* of .any other Post Offtae will be accepted.

Note 3.—An application not accompanied by a Treasury Receipt or crossed Indian post*] orders for Rs, 37-8 0 (R". 9 6-0 in the case of candidates belonging to the scheduled a X Tr "Will bfl summarily reacted nnd no explanation for insbilitv tc send the T r e a ty Receipt or •crossed Indian Postal Orders with the application will he considered. ThL doe, not .apply to refnjjae candidates seeking remission of the foes (ride parn. 12 nelow).

(Ji) Certificate of age (sec paragraphs 4 and 5 of the Notification). f>) The only proof of nKe ordinarilv accepted by the Commission is the aRe or date of birth entered in tho MntnVuWion certificate or one of the other •certificates listed in paragraph 0 of the Notification. This certificate must be •sent with the application in original.

If a Matriculation or equivalent certificate doeh not yivn the exaot date of 'birth tho candidate must send in addition to the Malik'illation or equivalent certificate, a certificate (in original) from the Headmaster of the High School which he first attended showing the date of his birth or hin extiot age as recorded "t the time of his admission to the school. An Anglo-lndion, or an Indian Christian may send his original Baptismal or Birth Registration Certificate instead of the Headmaster's certificate.

A oandidate who has pawed the Matriculation or equivalent examination tit a private student must submit, in addition to the Matriculation or equivalent Certificate, a certificate from the Headmaster of the school which he first attended showing the date of his birth or his exaot age as recorded in the school admission register. Tf no school was ever attended, a certified extract from 'the Municipal Birth register relating to himself or some other convincing proof In Bupport of the age stated in the Matriculation certificate should be submitted. The application of a private student who can produoe no satisfactory evidence In support of the age stated in his Matriculation or equivalent certificate may be rejected.

If the Matriculation certificate has not been issued to a candidate, he should •ubmit along with his application an ago certificate from the Headmaster of the School from where he appeared in the Matriculation Examination. Suoh a oandida-te will be required to submit his original Matriculation certificate before he is admitted to the Armed Forces Academy. He will be disqualified if later on it is found that the date of birth claimed by him in the application differs from that entered in his Matriculation Certificate unless the discrepancy in explained to t he satisfaction of tho Federal Public Service Commission.

Note 1,—A transfer certificate frnm i> school or college will not, bo accepted as evidence of •*••

Note 2.—The age and nationality certificate, issued by wire provincial authorities Is not required

Note 3.—Refugee candidates, who have lost thoir original Matriculation Certificates in Pakistan, should obtain duplicate certificates from the University concerned. If they are unable to obtain the duplicate Matriculation Certificate from tho University, they should -•ubmit an extract from the University Gazette In -which their results were published showino their date of birth and certified by the Keglatrar or tho Headmaiter.

Note 4.—Ordinarily the Commission do not accept a date of birth other than that proved Or rapported by the Matriculation Certificate. If they do so they require not only convinc- ing proof of the date claimed but also a satisfactory explanation of the incorrect entry in th" MatricuHtton Certificate, When once a date of birth has been claimed and accepted by th" Commission for the purpofe of admission to an examination, no change will be allowed at a •ntaenrent examination. Candidates who wish to challenge the entry of their aj?e in a Matriculation Certificate must do no at the first opportunity. Tn mich cases a candidnte must send direct to the Federal Public Service Commission all the evidence on which h" bases his claim, as aoon a* he has submitted hln application.

(bj Cadets of the Prince of Wale's Royal Indian Military College, Dehra Bun or K.G.R.I.M College must submit a certificate of ape from the Principal of tho College and no other certificate as evidence of age will be required.

(lii) Certificate of educational qualification!. (See paragraph 9 of th* Notification).—A. certificate or diploma In original showing that the candidate has one of the qualifications prescribed for the examination. The rertifioate submitted must be one issued by the authority (i.e.. Universitv or other examining body) awarding the particular qualification. Tf such H er-rMfl^ite or diploma is not submitted the candidate must explain Its absence, nnrt .nbmlfe §uoh other evidence (in original) an he can to support bis olnim to the reunite, qualifications. The Commission will oonsider thia evidence on its merits but do not bind themselves to accept it as sufficient.

iVfie 1.—vjiiudiijiiLua who pottnusa Ulo iHiidras or Myaoi-o (Secondary hohoul Leavui^ Lertifl- uateh ouly, IULLBI, suuiuiL i/i auautoii to Umr btcondary UchijOl Ltainng Oarttjicats prool tlta.t Uioy iiu^o bt'cu uociiuua curium iov aunutjBion to a University course oj| otudy uu ivlatnoiualod. In tnc cawe oi iu.aiiiu" y.L.O. canuidULea a certthcate of eligibility lor public ouivicu will also bu acceptable. Tliia eertiticate iihould be signed by the Registrar of the Univemity conuciii^d. lim a candidate, wno lion buon admitteu to a recogniaeu College or Lniveruity, may BubnuL a cerLihcut" m proof o£ this fact from the head of the lusUtution concerned.

Note 2.—Cmdi.dfu.os wUo hnvo appeared or mi^nd to appear at an examination tlio pawling of which would icndw them oligiWe to appear a.t the examination but hav" not been lufoini"d oi tho reuull, may apply for admiaiiion to tho examination. Their application* will b" aewpted pioviwiwially and ihey will be requued to furuUli proof of having pawed tho exami- nation as BOOU us potwblo wnd Lu any cuao not lator than the dat-en of the oommuncement ol ihia coiune.

In the case of Universities in the Province of Madras applications for the issue of eligibility certificates should be made together with the prescribed foe to tihe ltegistmr oi the University concerned and not to the Seoretary, Board of kJeoondary Education.

(6) Candidates may be required at tho interview by the Services Selection Board to produce the original of any documents of which oopios have been submitted in connection with question 19 ol the application form.

(7) Copies of the certificates montioned in paragraph fi (ii) and (ili) above should also bo submitted along with the originals. If th^ candidate has already submitted any of these certificates in connection with another examination conducted by the federal Public Service Commission and if it haa not yet been returned to him, he should mention the fact when submitting his application, and, if possible, enclose a copy of the certificate. If the certificate is not with the Commission, it should be sent with the application whether the candidate appeared at a previous examination conducted by the Commission or not. If any certificate cannot be submitted with the application^ reasonable explanation of its absence must be given.

Candidates aro advised to keep attested copies; of their original certificates with them before submitting them to the Federal Publio Servioe Comroifiaion, as the Commission cannot undertake to return the original certificates until orders are pt"ssijd on rlieir applications, nor can they undertake to supply attested copies to candidates.

Note.—Certificates other than those mentioned in paragraph (5) (ii) 4 (iii) abova will not be r"turn"d.

8. All communications in respeot of an application should state the name of the examination and the candidate's address as mentioned in the application form and should bo addressed to "the Secretary, Federal Publio Service Com- mission, Counoil House, Post Box No. 186, 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 bo accepted as an excuse for tho lato submission of an application or a" an evidence of the receiver's eligibility to compete.

10. Every candidate for admission to tho examination will be informed "• tha earliest possible date of the result of his application. It is not possible lor the Federal Publio Servioe Oolnmiasion, however, to say when that result will bt> tommunicated-

Ali returnable certificates or papers will be returned when the result of his application is communicated to the candidate,

11. Candidates must make arrangement*, to see that communications, addressed to them to the address stated in their applications are redirected, it neoessary. Also any change of address should be communicated at onco to the Sooretary of the Federal Public Hervico Commission. If u change of address has taken plaoe after the examination, it >^hould olso be notified to (1) Army Headquarters (India), A.G.'s Branch, S.I'. 2, Defniro fl.Q. Post Offico, New Delhi and (2) Dtu, of Personnel, Air H.Q., New Delhi. Although thQ authorities make every effort to take account of changes m pumlidiires addresses, they oftn- uot accept any responsibility in the matter.

12. A refugee seeking remission of the pies^nbed tee should iorwurd along with his application his Eefugee Begi&trntion Card (in onginsil) and si certificate (alflo in original) from a District Officer or a Gazetted Officer of Government or a Member of the Central or Provincial Login! nturri to show that lie is not in .i j>osition to pay the prescribed foe.

FEDERAL PUBLIC1 REK^'JCE COMMISSION

APPLICATION FOUM FOn ADMISSION* TO THE \1TUT\UY Wixri OF THE AIIMVI

FORCER ACADEMY ANTD THE Air. FoRcr \CADEMY OK THE K.I A.F.

TA treasury reooipt or crossed Indian T'ontal OHIITH foi Its. 37-H-O (R". 9-0-'j in the oase of oiuidldatefl belonging to the Soheduled Cantos*) imifet b" forwarded with th p af-p'icftjon.An rtpplioation not aocompauied by a Treasury Rooeipt or a nrowRod Indian P-ii-tnl Ori\ i-f will not be considered. (ThiB does not apply to refup;no cajidirlntoH neokiiiK rnmmHKin oftho f >i\ vide para, 12 fif InfltruotiotiH to oandidatea).

SECTION " A " To TIL; COMFI^TIHJ BY TW ('ANDIDATT

(All answers should be given ?'" words arid not l>t/ ikinhen or dut.i)

1. Name in full (in block capitals) . . ..

2. (a) Postal address in full (6) KeareMl. Railway Station Any change of address should bo oommunioated at onoe to the Seoretary of tho Foderal Public Service CommiBeion and aftor the ox- animation also to (1) tho A. G.'e Bronnh, SP (2). Army Headduartora (India), Defence H. Q. Pout Office, Now Delhi, and (2) Dte. of Personnel, Air Hoadquartern. New Delhi.

NOTE,—Candidates must mako arrangomontu to set) that oomtnunioationM atldrcsaod to thorn tit the addrenROH stated intheir appliootions are redirected, if necessary. The authorities oonoerned make every effort to take oooo

3 Exact date of birth

4, (a) Placo of birth mid. Province or fttate in whioh it IH (")

tituAted.

{ b) P r o v i n oe or S t a te to w h i ch y ou b f i l o ng . . • L

(b) (")

(d)

(o) Dlatriot to whioh you belong {d) Give below partioulars of plaoe(s) where you have livod for more than six months during the last three yoars.

*Or tribal and aborpiinal Communities.

T'laoo (including district) ot residence WdieHK

Period of residence with

date.

1

!

i

At which of the following places do you wish to appear for the examination AllHlmbacl Bombay, Cnl"ntta, Delhi, Madras oi Nagpnr

NoTt 1 This hut oi cenUei it. liable to change

NOTE 2.—Ordinarily uo lequent for a change in the

place selected by the candidate will bo entertained

0. Are you a national oi the Indian Dominion bv birth and/or

by domicile ?

7 Are you a nubjeot ot 11 Sttilo which hut) aooedod to Indin

or of Nepal ? If no, of what State ?

8 If you are not a subjeoL ot thfi Dominion of India or an Indian State which has aoooded to Indin, havo you obU n^d or apphod foi a declaration of eligibility to the Givomment of India Homo Mmiatry ? Give particulars

9 (t) State your Koljgion

(n) Areyouamombfirof B Sohedalod C'ante (Answnr ' Y O B'

or " No ') If tho annwor w ' Yf>" ' give partioularB find aUaoh a nortiflnatfi from tho DiHtrlnt Maeietrate in support of your claim

10 What IH \uut futhoi'H naiu< rtiid Inn luldrnrii* *' 11 dead,

state ini last udrlrpni

11 la he or wiie he u national of tho Indian Dominion by

birth nnd/or by domicile '

12 Is he or was ho the subject oi an Indian State * If BO,

of what State '

13. Did your father evei ohangn his nationality ?

What It or was his occupation ?

li

15 If your father in dead, give the full address of your

guardian.

10 Give the na-roe, address and occupation of your next

of kin showing relationship.

17. (a) Did you appear at, or apply for admission to, any examination, or selection held previously by tho Federal Public Service Commission for recruit-merit to any service or post under Government T Answer '• yes " or " No " as the case may bo. '

i

(6) Have you applied for any other examination or selection to be hold shortly by the Federal Publio Sorvioe Commission 1 If the answer bn " YOB " give the name of examination or aolpction. 1

IB. If tho answer to itom (17 (a) Is " YRK " supply tho following informtion a" far n" possible ;—-

1

Name of exaUMiiati"n

Bank

Ye"r

or selection

Your Koll Number

Whether you were admitted to thft examination and whether you appeared thereat

19. Did your father or any near relative over serve in the Navy, Army or Air Force t If ao, glvn brief particulars and attach copies of any documentn in support of your NtatementB,

20. Hnvo you served hi the Navy, Army or Air Force in any

oapftclty T If so, give details.

31. Did you ever apply for any type of oommiBeion in the Navy, Army, Air Force or State Forces J If so, give all particulars and the results obtained. Also state if you have been in the past to tho Indian 1 Military Academy (now Armed Forces Academy) or , to an Officers' Training School for Naw, Army or Air Force. Give details.

22. Name in order, with dates of entering and leaving, th" plaoea of •duoatlon you have Attended.

Dato of entry Date of leaving Place of Education and names of Institutions in whioh you are educated

Clais up to

whloh you

studied

23. (a) Give particulars of all examinations (if any) you have passed and the olam, division o* other distinction obtained commencing with the Matriculation or oquivalent examination.

Class or Division¹

(o) Name of

Examination or

Year Subjeot

taken

Degree

University.

{b) College, Hall

or HooteL

Pasa Honn.

23 (6) (i) State whether you passed the Matriculation ex- W

amination as a private candidate.

(ii)

{(i) Tf PO, who recommended your application

ia)

34 (a) What games do you play or have you played (6) Name any position of authority (e.g., School monitor) or dirtinotlon in games or athletios you hnvn aohidved, mentioning dates.

(*)

20 Have you ever been a Boy Snout or n member of a Cadet or "University Training Corps If so, give particulars an to date and ranks achieved. State also your Corps Number and the name of the Sohool or College from which you were enrolled. The Corps Number* must bo stated.

26 Give the name and adrlresn of ihe'Prinolpal or Head of the College or School at whirh you wore lant educated or | we now being educated.

¹

If your time ninuu leaving ochool or college is not fully accounted for by the replies given above, account foi the remainder here with datew. If-you have had employers, state their iwmna nod addresses in full.

State in the opposite ooliinm whether you w iah to compete

28.

{{^{{FOOTNOTE (1)}}}}

be ohanged.

2 9. Q t a to t ho n a me of t ho T r n a s u r y, B a uk oi P u ^t O i ll •" r r o ui M I n c li y ou H u b u ut 11 t r e a s u ry r e- c e i pt or p O r t t al o r d e rs a nd t he n u m b o iH u n rl o l a tv of L l i 'i 1 C O H H UI y m e m pt or p o M t nl o r df if

\'(11 Ud

N"umo of Trennury, Bunk

or Post Offloe

KM A.H.

1

30. G i ve a l i st o f f hi doouitientB enoIuMtid ( t v /p puvn. H ot l i i i t r m i t i o tm to ('iindidnto^) : -

(1)

(2)

of India.

2, I also daolaro that I hivo not incurrod and, if accepted for training for the Army or the K. I. A, F., will not, daring emch tr=iinmsj, incur any fln.i'Tiial obligation which I would be bound to dlsohargo out of my pay ae officer .if i lie Army or th" R. I. A. F., if I rocoivo a Commission.

NOTH 1.—A oandidato who murrjm subiiquout to tho date of his declaration, though suo- oesuful at ths ensuing or any mibiuqu-Jnt, examination, will not bo aolootod for training and " candidate who marries while under training may be discharged and will be liable to refund all oxponditure inourrod on him by the Government.

NOTE 2.—Tho totfil estimated oost of ri-txinin^ puvable by a guardian or parent will be noti- fied later.

3. I understand thut any modicul oxnmiuution uonductod at any Htapo of the nelontion pro- cedure does not neoeeuHrily moan thot I h.ivo bocn selected.

Signature of witness.

Signature of candidate . .

Full address

Full address

Date

Dftt"

FORM OF CERTIFICATE TO BE SIGNED BY THE CANDIDATE VIDE TAEA. 10 OF THE NOTIFICATION

I hereby certify thui T fully uidirMund tliftt I will, If required, attend a Servioen fcjeleotion Board with mv full "nd free ronpwnt 'i'i

yiRii.iLHI" nl cnuclidm

Full fiddioiu

D,Jn

SK(JTTO>, B

Not applicable to civilian oandidateB.

(To br" completed by tho (Jomrnnnrlinf; Officer of ft Sorvico candidate.)

ANSWERS QUESTIONS

1. Date of joining the Corps/Kwtabliq))in™t,

2. Whother still nn efficient Jfembei'

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

4. Date of appointment to thnt rank

Appreciation of the candidate's likelihood to make, a. suitable Officer (the opinion given Nhould, if podflible, touch upon tho (jfiniT.il 'haraetiir of the candidate and such qualities a" hia koenness, courage, initiative, self-rflianoc. powers of JoudorHhip and reliability and upon any othor mutter which may bo usojul i n the CnromiKni

C^omiiiondinRTJnJt or RNttiblishment.

Plaoo.

Date. .

SECTION C

(To bo completed by Fodoial Public Serviuo Commission.)

N* am" of candidate

Aggregate marks awarded.

ftomarka

Hignatuvo .

Station

,

Dniiignation

Date

SECTION D

(To b" completed by President, Services Selection Board.)

Name of candidate

Batch No

Marks Awarded (both in words as well as in figures)

Arm/Service for which reoomjnended

Signature

atation

President 8.3.B.

Dftto

H. M. PATEL, ti^y.

PUM-tUtBD BX THI M.ANA0KH OF PUBLICATIONS, DKLHI, INDIA,

PmunxD IT in MANAOEB. GOVIEMMENT t* INDIA PBB"§, NKW DHLK, INDIA.