Applicants are invited for Pakistan Military Academy PMA 150 Long Course Jobs 2022. Interested candidates who are looking for PMA Jobs 2022/Join Pakistan Army Jobs 2022 and want to serve the nation should apply.
Pakistan Military Academy PMA 150 Long Course Jobs 2022
Location: Pakistan
Education: Bachelor, Intermediate
Last Date: May 15, 2022
Vacancies: 1000
Vacant Positions:
Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates holding the following degrees: Intermediate, Graduation (2 Years), Graduation (4 Years), Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, Bachelor of Physical Education.
Candidates should have at least 55% Marks in FA/FSc.
This job posting is only available to men of Pakistani origin who are not currently married. The reason behind this restriction is that the Pakistan Army does not recruit women.
- Nationality: Pakistan, AJK, GB
- Gender: Male
- Age Limit: 17 to 22 Years for Intermediate Pass Candidates
- Age Limit: 17 to 24 Years for Graduates
- Age Limit: 17 to 25 for Army Serving Soldiers
- Height: 5 Feet 4 Inches
How to Online Registration/Apply Online?
- Desired applicants can apply for the position of a member of Pakistan Armed Forces on the joinpakarmy.gov.
- The Online Registration will start from 11 April 2020 to 15 May 2020.
Pakistan Military Academy PMA 150 Long Course Jobs 2022
Exciting News for Aspiring Military Officers: Pakistan Military Academy Opens 8 Long Course Jobs for 2022
If you’re an aspiring military officer who dreams of the day when you can finally put on that crisp, clean uniform and serve your country, then you might be interested in some exciting news out of Pakistan. The Pakistan Military Academy has announced that they will be opening 8 long course jobs (Lateral Entry) on their website soon! PMA 150 Long Course Jobs (Lateral Entry) will begin on 25th January 2018 and end on 15th March 2018 . Registration forms must be submitted between 10AM and 4PM only! Anyone who wants to apply for this important opportunity must fill out the following registration form today!
The History of PMA
Like any other nation, Pakistan relies on a strong military to protect it and its people. The country has multiple military academies where aspiring soldiers can prepare themselves to serve in an elite force that is often associated with patriotism and dedication. The history of these academies dates back to 1942, when British forces constructed a training academy in Abbottabad. Upon independence, Pakistani officials transformed it into what we now know as PMA Kakul (the current location of PAF College Sargodha). With such rich history and tradition behind it, it’s no wonder many talented men and women are interested in joining PAF.
Applications, Requirements and Timeline
The PMA 150 long course will open 150 slots for entry into 2nd year at MBTI on 17 September, 2019. The last date to apply is 20 January, 2020. Applicants should have a bachelors degree from any recognized university with minimum aggregate of 60% marks or equivalent CGPA. Strong candidates can be exempted from some of these requirements based on their performance in admission tests like PST and PIAT conducted by Joint Admission Committee (JAC). Candidates must also be between 20-25 years old as of 1 September, 2020 and must have passed their intermediate exams with subjects English and Mathematics (or equivalent) separately at least one year before applying to JAC admission test process.
The Pre-PMA Exam – PSAT and PST
If you’re interested in becoming a cadet at PMA, you’ll have to take a three-part test. The first part is called National Testing Service (NTS) – PSAT and PST. In addition to being a prerequisite, it also serves as an initial recruitment process. Once you’ve successfully passed it, your name will be forwarded to Inter Services Selection Board (ISSB). If you get selected by ISSB through its own entry tests, then your name will be forwarded to PMA where they hold their own exams – Combat Efficiency Test (CET) and Intelligence Proficiency Test (IPT). You need at least two passes out of four exams to become eligible for entry into PMA’s Pre-PMA Course.
The PAF Air Wing
It is a rewarding experience to belong to any wing of Pakistan Air Force. The PAF Air Wing consists of both cadets and regular force officers and is responsible for defending Pakistani airspace against intruders, providing close air support to ground troops, and conducting strategic aerial reconnaissance missions. If you’re keen on taking up a career in aviation, apply for PAF’s air wing as soon as possible—and here’s why: In recent years, due to expansion and development within its system, PAF has been consistently improving on its fleet strength by procuring new aircraft from different countries.
FAQs from Admissions 2018
For every applicant, we’ve compiled a list of frequently asked questions with answers. Let’s get started! Can I apply to attend PMA in other branches? No, Pakistan Military Academy is only open to army students. Can I apply if I am in college or university? Yes, but you will have to discontinue your education and move to Kakul immediately after admissions. What are entry qualifications? Each candidate should be at least 19 years old at time of application and between 20 and 21 by August 1st, 2018. Candidates must score 75% (or above) on their Intermediate exam; it doesn’t matter what subject(s) they scored high on. Will my age affect my chances of getting in?
Frequently Asked Questions by Candidates
Q1. What are PMA Long Course jobs? Ans. Every year, military academies and institutes across Pakistan announce vacancies to take admissions in special courses called long courses. These classes aim to train future officers of a decade, who will then lead our Armed Forces in near future and get posted at higher levels with responsibilities of commanding thousands of troops. Q2. Who is eligible to apply? Ans. Prospective candidates must be at least 17 years old as on 1 September 2018 and should have completed HSSC or A Level/O-Level education (or any equivalent qualification). The age criteria may be relaxed by 5 years if you belong to Services or Kashmiri Muhajir communities. Q3. Are there any benefits associated with these jobs? Ans.
What Next? How to Prepare for the Exam?
The first step to secure a slot in PMA 150th Batch is to take and pass All Pakistan Competitive Examination-IV (APCE-IV). However, what’s not widely known is that you can also apply for a walk-in interview with only your intermediate exam results. Candidates who do not pass APCE IV but have an Intermediate pass are eligible to appear in a walk-in test under sub category Other Qualified Candidates and may select their respective provincial/army board. This reduces your preparation time considerably.
