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Army Recruiting Office, Narangi PIN-900328 c/o 99 APO 20 Apr 11

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FOR BRIGHT YOUNG MEN TO JOIN THE ARMY OPEN RECRUITMENT RALLY AT GOALPARA 1. Army Recruiting Office, Narangi will carry out an Army Recruitment Rally for MALE CANDIDATES of Baksa, Barpeta, Bongaigaon, Chirang, Darrang, Dhubri, Goalpara, Kamrup, Kokrajhar, Nalbari and Udalguri districts of Assam is being organized from 17 –29 May 11 at DN Singha Sports Stadium, Goalpara (Assam) with written exam on 29 May 11 at Goalpara College as per programme given below :Ser No (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) Date & Time 17 May 11 0600hrs onwards 18 May 11 0600hrs onwards 19 May 11 0600hrs onwards 20 May 11 0600hrs onwards 21 May 11 0600hrs onwards 22 May 11 0600hrs onwards Category Soldier general duty and tradesman Soldier general duty and tradesman Soldier general duty and tradesman Soldier general duty and tradesman Soldier general duty and tradesman District covered Barpeta & Chirang Baksa & Darrang Nalbari & Udalguri Kokrajhar & Dhubri

Bongaigaon & Goalpara Soldier Technical, Clerk/Store Keeper Entire North East States Technical, Soldier Nursing Assistant, Sportsmen ( state and national level player), NCC ‘C’ certificate holders only. Entire North East States Defence Security Corps (DSC) (Ex servicemen upto 48 years of age and who retired after Sep 2006). Soldier general duty and tradesman For son of serving/ex-servicemen/ war widow/ widow (serving/exservicemen) and NCC ‘A’ and ‘B’ certificate holders only. Kamrup (Rural) & (Metro) Above 11 districts only

(g)

23 May 11 0600hrs onwards

(h) (j) (k) (l)

24-25 May 11 0600hrs onwards 26-27 May 11 0600hrs onwards 28 May 11 0600hrs onwards 29 May 11 0600hrs onwards

Med exam of candidates Tradesman aptitude test (medically fit candidates only) Preparation for written exam Written examination for all selected medically fit candidates at rally site.

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