Combined Defence Service is a nation level examination conducted twice a year usually in the month of February and September. This exam is conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) as a gateway for the young graduates who desire to get commissioned in Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. As mentioned above, CDSE is a national level examination, it becomes clear that how difficult the written would be. Yes, without a proper guidance it becomes very difficult for the candidates to clear their written examination and proceed to the SSB Interview. Among the 8- 10 thousand candidates only

CDS stands for Combined Defence Services. This is an examination conducted at the national level for the young male and female graduates who dream to join Indian Armed Forces. This is an examination conducted twice a year by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) for recruitment of commissioned officers in Indian Army, Navy and Air Force. Exam is basically held in February and September. Approx 8-10 thousand candidates appear for the examination but not all are fortunate enough to clear the test. Those who clear the very first step of selection procedure are then called for the SSB Interview. SSB stands

Combined Defence Service is a nation level examination conducted twice a year usually in the month of February and September. This exam is conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) as a gateway for the young graduates who desire to get commissioned in Indian Army, Indian Navy and Indian Air Force. The selection procedure of CDS examination is mentioned in our recent blog. Let us discuss what after getting selected. Candidates who are selected in all the three stages of testing procedure of Combined Defence Services (CDS) go for the further training at Officer’s Training Academy (OTA), Indian Military Academy