Should i get to nmmi military institute?
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Everything I've heard about NMMI is very good. I would suggest you go, if you are being given the opportunity. Keep you eyes on your long-term goals, and study hard!
1181432
hey boss i was at campbell for a while its a great place take advantage of everything u can don't be stuck in the barracks all the time. and as far as the army it takes a coupple of years to get us too but i love it. its not for everybody but the getting craped on doesn't lats forever if u need some advice give me a email \njust be where Ur suppose to be on time and in the right uniform and fucking enjoy life \nafter u get to about e-4 life gets easier (best rank in the army) \n\nPS. good luck at air assault school
636905
You will not be sitting around doing nothing at any time during the weeks at Lackland during BMT.  The only down time your gonna have is at night after 'lights out' and if you earn it you will get a town pass toward the end of your time there.\nAfter BMT you will go to Tech school and you will have a bit more freedom there, but you have to still watch yourself and stay disciplined.
467914
sathish.you are indian.you are supposed to answer this question,but ,still ,i will answer it.\nits a very fine indian millitary institute to train the graduates of the secendory schools to be officers in the indian armed forces after further training in their respective forces training institutes.it is situated in cadkavasla,near puna.the study takes 3 years,devided into 6 terms.the first 4 terms are general,from the 5th term the cadet selects the army,navy,or air force service and he start taking the relevent training.on compleation ,cadets join their respective services training establishmenta for further specialised training to qualify as officers.a grat millitary institute in every aspect,great deciplain,exellant facilities.very tidy,clean,well organised establishment.great tough training.
600993
if u want a NIT out of tamil nadu than u can deffinitely get it\nlast year my brothers friend got 10,000 all india rank & got instrumentation but got upgraded to computers. now NIT Jalandhar ranks 4th and there r 18 NITs u can get one\nNIT-Kurukshetra is good for civil if u want to! \nu should definitely try...........best of luck
696086
As a career Sailor, my opinion will shape this answer.  I enlisted as a nuke MM, but 'extraordinary circumstances' shifted my path and I enjoy my life as a flight deck AB.  I would submit to you that neither duty is better in terms of actual career progression (the US Navy is vacancy driven, so as long as somebody leaves, somebody else gets promoted); however, I would clarify that career progression revolves around YOU.  Your attitude, coupled with your 98, should get you in the door, but pure passion for doing the best with the least will get you to the duty station you want, in the rating you want.  After 15 years of Naval service, I can attest that hard work gets the winners to the top.  I would be remiss if I didn't mention that submariners get a little extra hazard pay (submarine pay) for their service, but I prefer fresh air.
711945
one year at the New Mexico Military Institute,
564992
SOI (school of infantry) is designed to teach you how to fight.  They have a plan and are well aware that no one knows what they are doing when you get there.  They work you into shape--which you pretty much will be anyway, since you'd have recently graduated boot camp and they teach you the skills you need.  I went to a mini verson that was 3 weeks long (all non infantry does), I think SOI is 6 weeks.  They taught us land navigation, patroling etc.  It was a lot of fun and we learned a lot.  Where is it?  North Carolina if you are east coast, California for the West Coast.  As for how dangerous is actual infantry work??? You are the front line.
64331
I suggest doing some research along with talking to your local recruiters.  Basic pay is the same across the board but it's the special duty pay that may differ.  In terms of moving up the enlisted chain, they all go to E-9.  Army and Marines just have different names but the manner in which you reach higher ranks differ from service to service.  Your drive and dedication will determine how quickly you advance.  Jump at every opportunity to attend special skills schools like Airborne and Air Assult.  Work hard at earning an Expert Infantry Badge.  Volunteer for special duty assignments, if you qualify.  Note my suggestions learn towards Army experience.  So go out, talk to your recruiters, make a decision, get out to the MEPS, take your ASVAB and get rolling.  Oh and if you have the time, take advantage of the tuition assistance and get your degree, just in case infantry doesn't work out.
827592
See, if you want to go for Nuclear technology, BARC is only direct option. It is having two paths:\n1. Apear in the test for BARC.\n2. Apear in GATE, and do M.Tech. on behalf of BARC.\nBeside that, IIT Kanpur is having M.Tech. Programme in Nuclear Engineering & Technology (NET).
442190
I fully considered going to the academy.  It is a wonderfull school.  One of my best friends attends now, and he loves it.  It's hard to get into though.  Your going to have to work your butt off.  I'd say go for it if your thinking about it. From what I hear it's a lot of fun.  the web site helps a lot, it's www.usafa.edu.  they have a lot of programs, sports, choirs, tonz of fun stuff.            oh, and to the person who thinks that the military is stupid and you shouldn't go into it... you probably just couldn't handle it, just be gratefull that there are people out there who are protecting your ungratefull behind.
223312
Study your manuals and not take shortcuts as if you do you will short yourself and the next level will be harder. Sounds preachy but the course is to better you. I've taken lot's of those courses and when I went to Iraq I was amazed at the little things that pertained to my MOS that I found useful.
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No.\nFor entrance requirements look here:
1078277
Hey Congratulations. I myself leave for USAF BMT August 1st, 2006. I will be seeing you a week later I guess. I have done a whole lot of research on the Air Force, and lifestyles and such. It seems to be an awesome program to go into, as long as yyou don't mind always being under other people's command, but you will get that with any branch. You made a smart decision, but remember, the USAF is not right for everyone, you will determine that maybe within your first year to year and a half. I am also DEP commander for my unit in Eastpointe, MI. If you need to know ANYTHING about the Air Force, contact me, and I guarantee I will get you an honest answer. Til then, I'll probably see your Rainbow Flight at Lackland when you get there.
864192
You would need to go to the nearest military installation (I know Fort Sill is in OK, not sure where it is in relation to you though). Since you do not have a military ID, you will need to get a visitor's pass to get through the gate - this will require checking in at an office with your driver's license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. Once in the gates you need to head to the DEERS office. (It stands for Defense Eligibility Enrollment and Registration System, or something similar to that.) You will need proof of your relationship to the servicemember (birth certificate, marriage license, adoption papers, etc), your birth certificate, photo ID, and possibly other paperwork. I would try to call before you go and find out what you need related to your specific circumstances. You may also need to either have the servicemember with you or a have a power of attorney (at the office here they require a special DEERS power of attorney, stating that you are authorized to enroll the SM's dependants - some places may accept a general power of attorney).
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you should do your research on the institute ask your friends relatives in the one you have got through and then decide if it is recognised and has got a good name in the market if yes then just go for it...
408092
Absolutely... Join the military... Travel to strange and exotic lands... meet interesting people... and shoot them!!!\n\nSeriously... I'm in the Army... we still travel a bit... but its not to the touristy spots you'd really want to go... I've always heard the Navy goes to different ports and spends weekends ashore.... I don't know how true that is... \n\nAir Force... depending on your job... as a Load Master on an aircraft you could squeeze in quite a bit of travel... but probably won't have much time to actually go off the base and experience the "culture" of those places... \n\nThe Marines... well I don't think the Department of the Navy really trusts them to get off the boats in most of the ports of call... \n\nYour familiar with the Army through your parents... I suppose it depends if you want to keep that "familiarity" or try something new... and piss your parents off!!! LOL... just kidding