Judge Advocate General (JAG) Entry
Short service commission for law graduates in the Army's legal branch; shortlisting now uses CLAT PG scores.
| Age limit | 21 – 27 years |
|---|---|
| Gender | Men & Women |
| Qualification | LLB 55% + Bar Council registration eligibility |
| Selection process | Shortlist on CLAT PG score → SSB → Medical |
| Notification | January / July |
| Pay / stipend | Lieutenant — Level 10 |
| Official website | joinindianarmy.nic.in |
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Preparation tips
- Equal vacancies for men and women in recent courses.
- CLAT PG score of the current year only is accepted.
- Post-commission you can practise military law across courts martial.
Frequently asked
What is the age limit for JAG?
21 to 27 years, calculated as on the date specified in the notification (usually the first day of the month the course commences).
Is there negative marking?
Most UPSC and service-conducted objective papers carry one-third negative marking; check the specific notification.
How many attempts are allowed?
There is no attempt limit — only the age band applies.
Dates shown are indicative based on past cycles. Always confirm with the official notification before applying.