Indian Army JAG Entry Scheme 125th Course 2026 Recruitment

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JAG Entry Scheme – Indian Army Short Service Commission 125th Course 2026

The Indian Army has released a notification for the JAG Entry Scheme 125th Course (April 2027) inviting applications from unmarried male and female law graduates. This recruitment offers 10 combined vacancies in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Branch under a Short Service Commission.

Short Information

The recruitment is conducted by the Indian Army’s Judge Advocate General Branch. A total of 10 vacancies (combined for men and women) are available. Candidates must submit their online applications before 17 August 2026, 1500 hrs.

Application Fee

CategoryFee (General/OBC/EWS)Fee (SC/ST/PwBD)Payment Modes
ApplicationNilNilCheck Official Notification

Eligibility Criteria & Vacancies

PostVacanciesAge Limit (years)Educational Qualification
Short Service Commission (JAG) Course10 (combined)21 – 27 (as on 01 Jan 2027)LLB Degree (minimum 55 % aggregate)

Key Eligibility Points

  • Nationality: Indian citizen or subjects of Nepal, or persons of Indian origin from specified countries with a valid eligibility certificate.
  • Marital Status: Unmarried male and unmarried female law graduates only.
  • CLAT PG 2026 Score: Mandatory (conducted in December 2025). No other CLAT scores are accepted.
  • Bar Council Registration: Candidates must be eligible for registration as an advocate with the Bar Council of India or the respective State Bar Council.

Selection Process & Exam Pattern

The selection does not involve a written exam; the process is based on CLAT PG scores and subsequent SSB assessment.

StageDescription
1. Application & ShortlistingApplications are screened based on CLAT PG 2026 score and vacancy‑to‑call‑up ratio.
2. SSB Centre & Date AllocationCandidates select a centre (first‑come‑first‑served). No changes allowed after allocation.
3. SSB InterviewTwo‑stage interview conducted at Prayagraj, Bhopal, Bengaluru, or Jalandhar (up to five days). Stage‑I failures are returned the same day.
4. Medical ExaminationConducted for candidates recommended after Stage‑II.
5. Merit ListPrepared based on SSB marks; final selection depends on merit and vacancy availability.
6. Joining LetterIssued for pre‑commission training at OTA, Chennai, subject to eligibility and vacancy.

How to Apply Online

  1. Visit the Official Website (www.joinindianarmy.nic.in) and click on ‘Officer Entry Application/Login’.
  2. If you are a new user, select ‘Registration’ and complete the registration form. Existing users can directly log in.
  3. After logging in, navigate to the Dashboard and click ‘Apply Online’.
  4. On the ‘Officer Selection – Eligibility’ page, select ‘Short Service Commission JAG Entry Course’ and click ‘Apply’.
  5. Fill in all required fields: personal details, contact information, education details, and CLAT PG 2026 score.
  6. Review the entered information carefully; any mistake may lead to rejection as no changes are allowed after submission.
  7. Submit the application and note down the generated roll number.
  8. Within 30 minutes after the application window closes, download and print two copies of the application (including the roll number) for future reference.

Required Documents Checklist

  • for SSB Interview

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is the JAG Entry Scheme 125th Course?
It is a recruitment drive by the Indian Army to appoint unmarried law graduates as Short Service Commission officers in the Judge Advocate General Branch, with training commencing in April 2027.

Q2. How many vacancies are available?
The scheme offers 10 combined vacancies for both men and women.

Q3. What is the last date to submit the online application?
The online application portal closes on 17 August 2026 at 1500 hrs.

Q4. Is a CLAT PG score mandatory for this recruitment?
Yes. Candidates must have a valid CLAT PG 2026 score (conducted in December 2025). No other CLAT scores are accepted.

Q5. What are the age limits for applicants?
Applicants must be 21 to 27 years old as of 01 January 2027, with a date of birth between 02 January 2000 and 01 January 2006 (both dates inclusive).


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🏛️About Judge Advocate General Branch

This notification is issued by Judge Advocate General Branch, operating under the Government of Central.

A total of 10 vacancies have been announced under this recruitment drive. Eligible candidates are advised to apply before the deadline of 17 August 2026.

Candidates should always verify details from the official website before submitting their application.

📝Selection Process

The selection for this post under Judge Advocate General Branch involves the following stages:

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📅Important Dates
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Application Start17 Jul 2026
Application Last Date17 Aug 2026
📋Vacancy & Eligibility
Post NameVacancyQualification
Short Service Commission (JAG) Course10LLB Degree (minimum 55% aggregate)
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