ARO Colonel Santosh Kumar giving information about the rules instead of army recruitment in Gwalior. – Photo: Amar Ujala Expansion Indian Army has announced new recruitment process by changing the rules of recruitment. It was told that in the first phase, those candidates who have registered on join Indian Army dot nik dot will get a chance to appear in the examination. In the second phase, the candidates qualified in the online entrance test will be issued admit cards by their respective AROs through various State Recruitment Offices. In this, complete information about the date and place of the second phase of rally recruitment will be given. All these candidates will be able to appear in the physical standard test. However, the candidates who pass the physical standard test will have to appear for the medical test, the criteria of which will be the same as before. Giving information about the entire recruitment process to the journalists at the Army ARO Recruitment Office in Gwalior, military officials told that the new process Under this, the candidates will have to register online first. Online Registration From February Will be done on the website of the Indian Army by March. After this online examination will be conducted. This online test will be conducted at 27 locations all over India. In this, each candidate will have the option of selecting five examination locations. An examination fee of Rs 250 will also be charged for registration in the online examination. Based on the performance after the online test, the selected candidate will be called for the recruitment rally at the specified locations. Recruitment Rally No change in process

There will be no change in the process of recruitment rally. The final merit will be decided as before by including the marks in the online physical test. Helpdesks have also been set up by the Indian Army to explain the new recruitment process to the students. Complete information about the new recruitment examination process has also been given on the website of the Indian Army. Military officials associated with the recruitment process say that the main objective of this changed process will be to focus the candidate on all aspects during recruitment. This will result in better publicity across the country. The crowd can be divided in the recruitment rally. This will also minimize the need for administrative arrangements and the recruitment process will be easier than before. ,