JCSC chief visits Pakistan Military Academy in Kakul

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Gen Mahmood says Pakistan to defeat evil forces of regression

ABBOTTABAD - Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee Chairman General Rashad Mahmood on Saturday said the armed forces will not desist from rendering any sacrifice for the defence of Pakistan.

He was addressing the passing-out parade of 133rd PMA Long Course, 34th Graduate Course, 27th Technical Graduate Course, 51st Integrated Course and 13th Lady Cadets Course at the Pakistan Military Academy, Kakul. Cadets from Saudi Arabia, Palestine, and Libya were also among the passed-out courses.

Addressing the participants, General Mahmood said, “Today entire nation stands united against terrorism and extremism. Zarb-e-Azab military operation reflects the unflinching resolve of the armed forces and the people of Pakistan to defeat the evil forces of regression. Invaluable sacrifices rendered by the army in their fight against terrorism reflect the will and hope of the whole nation.”

“Our officers and men have written some astonishing feats with their blood, of indomitable courage, selflessness, and professional purpose. The whole nation salutes their sacrifices and they shall never be forgotten. The internal and external challenges that Pakistan confronts today are indeed daunting and complex,” he added.

Addressing the passing-out cadets, the army official said, “Esprit de corps emanating from your dignified pace and pose are reflective of the excellent training and exacting standards at the Pakistan Military Academy. I urge all of you to keep yourself abreast of emerging technologies, new age weapons and concepts of technology-driven warfare.”

JCSC chief visits Pakistan Military Academy in Kakul

 

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Lots of my Ex-Course mates (133 L/C), and Seniors (TCC-22/TGC-27) Passed out today.

 

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Lots of my Ex-Course mates (133 L/C), and Seniors (TCC-22/TGC-27) Passed out today.

Did you fail that you did not pass out and have ex course mates or did you drop out before them? or did they fail that they took a longer time to pass out?

Just curious about the word ex and then seniors....

 

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Did you fail that you did not pass out and have ex course mates or did you drop out before them? or did they fail that they took a longer time to pass out?

Just curious about the word ex and then seniors....

Im from TCC-25
There were my Batch mates from TCC-25 who left MCS and went to PMA with 133 L/C, Two of them again left and went with 134. So they would be next Ex-mates .

 

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Im from TCC-25
There were my Batch mates from TCC-25 who left MCS and went to PMA with 133 L/C.
Hence..

OIC...

Will delete my post now it kinda sounds dumb....I actually was unaware you could change your courses and stuff ...

Im from TCC-25
There were my Batch mates from TCC-25 who left MCS and went to PMA with 133 L/C, Two of them again left and went with 134. So they would be next Ex-mates .

Are you planing to change...what are these regiments?

 

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Are you planing to change...what are these regiments?

Long Courses undergo 2 years training at PMA after Inter, they pass out as 2nd Lts.
TCC courses have to do their bachelors Before joining PMA they pass out as Captains.
Once recommended by ISSB for TCC, One can transfer himself to L/C with a proper reason (Unable to maintain a proper CGPA etc)
However the NUSTians have to appear for ISSB before transfering to L/C.

 

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Long Courses undergo 2 years training at PMA after Inter, they pass out as 2nd Lts.
TCC courses have to do their bachelors Before joining PMA they pass out as Captains.
Once recommended by ISSB for TCC, One can transfer himself to L/C with a proper reason (Unable to maintain a proper CGPA etc)
However the NUSTians have to appear for ISSB before transfering to L/C.

So much confusion

But thank you for explaining

 

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