How can I as a civilian join indian para commando force?
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Sorry to disappoint you pal, but there's no such thing as joining the Indian Army's Para Commandos or any other Indian Special Force (IN MARCOS or IAF Garud) as a civilian. If you're a civilian, you ain't in the military and if you're in the military, you ain't a civilian anymore. \nJust for your information, the Para Commandos are Special Forces of the Regular Indian Army. Don't let the term "para" fool you into thinking it's some kind of a rag-tag, ad hoc paramilitary force that even possibly has civilian volunteers. Here, the "para" is more to denote that troops of these elite units are parachute trained. The Indian Army has a regular airborne infantry regiment called the Parachute Regiment. Of its many units, only its 1st, 2nd, 9th, 10th and 21st battalions have been designated as Para (SF) or Special Forces. Troops and officers of these units have an extremely tough probation phase and they are only confirmed in the unit once they complete it.\nYou're already 24 and almost out of time. Else, I'd have suggested you take the CDS exams and join the OTA, Chennai for a last chance at ever making it into the Para (SF).\nIf not, find something else you're good at and pay your motherland back by doing well in that area.\nCheers & good luck!
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To join the RCMP you will have to be a Canadian Citizen. This is not always the case with a lot of municipal departments. Either way, you would still have to go through training again regardless of your level of overseas experience. You would still have to learn about policing in the Canadian context.
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Call the local recruiter, and ask for the address of a local reserve unit from your area.\nThey will be happy to get an address for you.\n\nBless your heart....my son is over there.
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man im sorry i've heard that...yes u can join the army,butkeep on looking 4 job & u can learn something to do & gain experience, if u raised enough money why dont u try 2 find some jobe in arabland? i went 2 UAE,Dubai & i tell u it depends on many nationalities workinghands ,& dont try 2 take a shot in the States,u will be jobless there buddy.. May God help u with ur problem
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No matter what anybody tells you, one must have a legal permanent resident status in the USA before they can join the military. There is no such program that grants permanent residency to people that want to join the military.\n\nIf somebody wants to join the USA military, they must immigrate to the USA trough the normal channels and gain permanent residency. \n\nPeople are often confused about this and think that foreigners can just join the military, but in reality you MUST have permanent resident status to join. Many foreigners that are permanent residents join the military so that they can obtain their US citizenship faster (3 years instead of 5) but this is the only benefit. Spouse of US citizens also get their citizenship in 3 years.\n\nNow, there may be extraordinary circumstances in which a foreigner could serve in the US military in case of war (i.e. an Iraqi soldier serving with the US military right now) but these people would not be considered as permanent members of the military.These people ,however, may be eligible for US citizenship if they fight to protect the interests of the US. \n\nThe bottom line is that your friend must find a way to immigrate to the US and obtain permanent residency if he/she wants to join the US military. Ranks are determined a great deal by the level of education and experience, hence, he/she won't start from the bottom but it's unlikely that he/she'll start from the same rank he/she is now. Also permanent residents can only serve as enlisted personnel, only US citizens can be officers .
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If you are not a US resident, you cannot join the US armed forces.  These are the requirements for residency.  You must have:\n\n      (1) Entered the United States on a permanent residence visa or has an Alien Registration Receipt Card (INS Form 1-551/I-551 greencard or stamped I-94), and\n\n      (2) Established a bona fide residence, and\n\n      (3) Established a home of record in the United States.
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https://secure.military.com/leads/Recruiting/RecruitingLeadForm1.jsp?ESRC=cbggl_join2.kw\n\nHowever, your deafness will probably disqualify you.
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You cannot have a go-between. If you want to enlist in the British Armed forces (British Army, Royal Air Force or Royal Navy) then you need to go to a Armed Forced Recruiting office. You will be interviewed by a recruiting Serjeant and if deemed suitable you will have to undergo various written tests at a recruiting office. After this for men and women joining the Army you then have a "sponsoring regiment" who you will join after completion of basic training with the Army Training Regiment at one of the basic training depots such as Pirbright or Deepcut. After basic training you move to your regiment and complete your training in the specialist role such as Infantry, Engineers, Artillery etc.\n\nCheck out the service website for the nearest recruiting office or to talk online with a recruiting officer:\n\nhttp://www.armyjobs.mod.uk/\nhttp://www.royalnavy.mod.uk/server.php?show=nav.4003\nhttp://www.rafcareers.com/
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15 years 9 months. you have to pass a selection called the PRMC (potential royal marines course) at CTC (Commando training centre) Lympstone. This is very ardous! Best of luck bud, but speak to a careers advisor and he will be able to give u a fitness programme, and you will have to go through him to have a medical and interview first anyway. \nIf you pass the PRMC you will be selected for the Royal Marine Commando Course, again at CTCLympstone, which is 32 weeks of extreme training, it is worth noting that this is the longest basic infantry course in the world. I am not sure what they are doing about women at the moment, but to the best of my knowledge they are not allowed to join. (There ARE exceptions, but that could be covered on a different thread!) Good luck mate, it'll be worth it!
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There is some information required to answer this question, firstly what type of entry are you permanent or short service, for short sevice officers there is a special quota alloted by UPSC, if however you are a permanent commisioned officer you will be in the general category and pass on your merit thereafter apply for change again through the army channels. You can visit the UPSC site for details.
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1st you need military experience in special forces,  next have a speciality that you've got at least a Bacholors degree or a masters degree in.  Then THEY have to recruit you,  you don't go to them
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You have probably been here before, but i've linked you to the Indian Embassy.\nYou might want to get intouch with the british consulate as well. Good luck, hope all works out for u!
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To join the US military as a forigner(or as a citizen) you must talk to a recruiter.  Try a US embassy if you are outside the US.\nYou must meet ONE of these conditons\n1. Citizen of the United States. \n2. Alien who has been lawfully admitted to the United States for permanent residence. \n3. National of the United States. \n4. Citixens (to include naturalized citizens) of the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), Palau and the Republic of the Marshall Island (RMI). \n\n\n6. Foreign Nationals. Persons other than US citizens or lawfully admitted permanent residents aliens are not authorized to enlist according to Section 3253, Title 10, United States Code (10 USC 2353).
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If you are a citizen of Pakisthan ,you may have to apply for Indian citizenship.it may not be easy.You please check up with Indian Embassy In Pakisthan and enquire,they will give necesary guidance.
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"You can join the British Army from the UK or overseas providing you meet the required nationality criteria.\n \n==Joining from the UK\n\nYou must be a resident of the United Kingdom or the Irish Republic, and preferably have lived there for a minimum of five years immediately prior to making your application to join the Army. \n\n \nNationality\nYou must also be one of the following:\n\nA British citizen \nA citizen of the British dependent territories \nA British overseas citizen \nA British subject under the British Nationality Act 1981 \nA citizen of an independent Commonwealth country \nA British Protected Person \nA citizen of the Irish Republic \n \n==Joining from overseas\nIn addition to fulfilling one of the nationality criteria listed above, you must be eligible to hold a full British or Irish passport.\n\n\nIf you are from another country, you must hold a full passport from that country. Your passport must show you have an immigrant status in the UK that is valid for a minimum of four years. \n\n\nAll applicants must have the right of entry into the UK."
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You can go through any recruiter.  A Meps site is where they start to in-process you and you usually go to the closest one to your home.
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You have to be an indian citizen. completed high school recently. Then you appear for an all india entrance test for NDA. Once clearing written and medical tests you will be trained in the NDA academy where you specialise in Army Navy or Airforce. You need Maths, Physics at 10+2 level for airforce and navy. Once you pass out of the academy you get an officer grade. Alternatively you can appear for IMA after graduation.