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Armed forces preparatory institute to come up in Hoshiarpur
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Last Updated: Feb 03, 2021, 05:30 PM IST
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The upcoming institute will impart training to the aspirants for induction into armed forces, keeping the entry at graduate level for CDSE/AFCAT. The institute will run three courses of three months duration with intake capacity of 40 candidates, thus imparting training to 120 candidates in a year.
Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh at his residence
CHANDIGARH: To facilitate more youths from the state to take up defence services as a career, a new armed forces preparatory institute will come up in Punjab s Hoshiarpur. Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday virtually laid the foundation stone of Sardar Bahadur Amin Chand Soni Armed Forces Preparatory Institute at Hoshirapur s Bajwara village, according to a government statement.
Stone laid for armed forces preparatory institute in Punjab
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February 03, 2021 18:21 IST
It will help young sons and daughters of the State realise their dreams, says Amarinder Singh
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Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh. File.
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It will help young sons and daughters of the State realise their dreams, says Amarinder Singh
To facilitate more youth from the State to take up defence services as a career, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Wednesday virtually laid the foundation stone of an armed forces preparatory institute at village Bajwara in district Hoshiarpur.
The ambitious project will be executed at a cost of ₹27 crore over 12.75 acres by the PWD (B&R) Department and would be completed by the end of the year. The institute Sardar Bahadur Amin Chand Soni Armed Forces Preparatory Institute would train 270 candidates per year.