The IAF document lists the eligibility, educational qualification, etc. (IANS) 
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IAF releases details on Agnipath recruitment scheme

The Indian Air Force on Sunday released the details of the Agnipath recruitment scheme amid the ongoing agitation and widespread protests against the scheme across several states.

Author : NewsGram Desk

The Indian Air Force on Sunday released the details of the Agnipath recruitment scheme amid the ongoing agitation and widespread protests against the scheme across several states.

The process for recruitment will begin on June 24. The IAF document lists the eligibility, educational qualification, medical standards, assessment, leave, remuneration, life insurance cover, etc., among many other factors.

As the recruitment process is also open to those below 18 years, the enrolment form will need to be signed by the parents of those aspirants who are below 18 years of age, the IAF notification said.

"Post four years, each Agniveer will go back to the society, based on organizational requirements and policies promulgated by the IAF," the document said, explaining the benefits which the government will provide to the 75 percent who will not be retained.

"Agniveers will not have the right to be selected for further enrolment into the Armed Forces. Selection will be the exclusive jurisdiction of the government," the document said further.

The IAF said apart from the age limit (17.5 years to 23 years this year and 17.5 years to 21 years from the next), the educational qualifications, physical, and medical standards required will be detailed later.

"IAF will endeavor to maintain a centralized high-quality online database of Agniveers and will follow a transparent common assessment methodology," the IAF said in the notification. (AA/IANS)

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