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i would like to know regarding the questions patterns of jag examination

JAG stands for Judge Advocate General. Indian Army recruits candidates on this posts who meet the eligibility criteria:

>>You must have done bachelor's degree in law with at least 55 % from a recognized university. You must be eligible for registration with Bar Council of India/State.

>>The age limit is 21-27 years.

Mode of Selection:

>>Depending upon number of applications received, Indian Army Recruiting Directorate sets a cut off percentage and then shortlisting of candidates is done.

>>Candidates who are shortlisted are called for Service Selection Board.

There is no written test, so no question paper pattern.

SSB is of 5-6 days which comprises of following tests:

1. Screening test is on first day of SSB, it consists of questions from aptitude, there is picture perception test.

So who clear screening test and are allowed for further rounds, those who do not clear are sent back.

>>Further, Word association test, GTO tasks, conference and personal interview is conducted on respective days.

Those who clear all the stages are eligible for Medical interview after that final merit list is prepared.

For any kind of other details, you can visit www.joinindianarmy.nic.in.

What is the basis on which candidates are selected for jag entry? While attending the tests what are the fields in which knowledge should be possessed by the candidates in order to secure a job in JAG category? Is any syllabus or topics prescribed to prepare for the exam? Kindly help me in this

Candidates are selected on the basis of their marks/percentage of the law degree. Minimum percentage for eligibility is 55%. If selected, candidates would be called for the SSB. The key point in SSB is to be yourself and not fake as the officials are well experienced and will figure out of you're lying. There is no prescribed syllabus for the SSB but as a law graduate, one should possess at least the basic knowledge about all kinds of law.

Does my percentage in llb matters in the selection process?
Or is it just a basic requirement to be eligible i.e. min 55% ?

I don't have registration in all India bar but in state council, so m i eligible for jag exams?

Is there any coaching for the sab interview?

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Is there any coaching for the sab interview?

Special sessions for jag entry and complete guidance for jag ssb.


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