Indian Army SSC JAG Entry 123 Course (April 2026)
The Indian Army has released an important corrigendum notification for the Short Service Commission (SSC) JAG Entry 123 Course (April 2026). This update brings a major change in the vacancy distribution for both male and female candidates who have applied or are planning to apply for the JAG (Judge Advocate General) Entry Scheme.
What’s New in the Corrigendum?
Earlier, the official notification had mentioned separate vacancies for men and women candidates as follows:
- Men: 05 Vacancies
- Women: 05 Vacancies
However, according to the latest corrigendum, the Indian Army has combined these vacancies, and they will now be considered together for both genders.
Revised Vacancy Details
|
Particulars |
Earlier Notification |
Revised Notification |
|
Men Vacancies |
05 |
– |
|
Women Vacancies |
05 |
– |
|
Combined Vacancies (Men & Women) |
– |
10 |
So now, the total number of vacancies stands at 10, and these are open to both male and female candidates.
Official Clarification from the Indian Army
The Indian Army has clarified that the decision to combine vacancies is based on operational and administrative requirements of the Force. Vacancies may be published separately or combined, depending on the Army’s needs in current and future scenarios.
It further states that:
- The SSB shortlisting, selection, and merit list will be prepared based on the combined vacancies.
- No separate lists will be maintained for male and female candidates.
- The number of shortlisted candidates will depend on the applications received for this course.
This means that both male and female applicants will now compete together for the 10 available seats in the SSC (JAG) Entry 123 Course.
About the SSC (JAG) Entry 123 Course – April 2026
The Judge Advocate General (JAG) Entry Scheme offers law graduates a golden opportunity to join the Indian Army as legal officers. It’s a special entry that allows candidates to serve as Short Service Commissioned Officers in the Army’s legal branch.
Key Highlights:
- Course Commencement: April 2026
- Entry Type: Short Service Commission (Law Graduates)
- Total Combined Vacancies: 10 (for both men & women)
- Selection Procedure: Shortlisting based on marks, which is followed by SSB Interview and Medical Check-up
With this entry, the selected candidates not only become a part of the armed forces but also get a chance to deal with legal cases, military legislations, and administrative issues in the Indian Army.
What Should Aspirants Do Now?
If you have already submitted the application for the SSC (JAG) 123 Course, there is no need to reapply. The Indian Army will incorporate this corrigendum while making the payment for your application.
Candidates are advised to:
- Keep visiting the official website www.joinindianarmy.nic.in for any updates or clarifications.
- Stay prepared for the SSB Interview, which will be the next crucial stage of selection.
Final Words
The Indian Army corrigendum for SSC JAG Entry 123 Course (April 2026) highlights a significant correction, combined vacancies for women and men. This action provides an equal and consolidated selection process for all law graduates.
If you are aiming for this, be sure to keep in touch with official communications from the Indian Army and keep your preparation on track. To become a Judge Advocate General Officer is not any ordinary job; it's an opportunity to serve your nation with actual honour and pride.
