Is knock knee permanent or temporary?
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Is knock knee permanent or temporary?
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Are knock knees allowed in Indian Army?
Knock knees can be one of the reasons to be unfit for Indian army or Indian defence forces. If you have knock knees then you will be declared as unfit during ssb interview medical examination.
Are knock knees allowed in airforce?
If the distance between the internal malleoli is less than 5 cm, without any other deformity, the candidate will be considered fit for Genu Valgum (Knock Knee). If the distance between the two internal malleoli is more than 5 cm, candidate will be declared unfit.
Are knock knees allowed in Indian Navy?
You will get temporary rejection if your knock knees will be noticed by the medical officer. If your knock knees are mild you don’t have to worry. Even if you have knock knees but the malleolus gap is within limit then also you will clear th medicals.
How to join ground duty branch of Indian Air Force?
Ground Duty Branch is one of the few branch of Indian Air Force which you can join as an officer. For all Graduates/ Post Graduates students, you can join Ground Duty Branch of Indian Air force through AFCAT entry. AFCAT is conducted by Indian Air Force and the only way to join GDOC.
Is knock-knee allowed in the Indian Defence Forces?
No. Knock knees is not allowed in Indian defense forces and effected person shall be disqualified during medical examination. How can I know if I have knock-knee, and how can I cure it in 2 months’ time for my SSB?
What is GDOC in Indian Air Force?
What is GDOC? GDOC stands for Ground Duty Officers’ Cours e of IAF. Through this courses you can join the Ground Duty Branch of Indian Air Force. Male/Female candidates can join the GDOC (Ground Duty Branch of Indian Air Force) by AFCAT exam.
What is it like to work in the Indian Air Force?
I ndian Air Force gives you a bright career with it’s Ground Duty branch, for each aircraft to fly a lot of work is done on ground. It will not be wrong to call the Ground Duty branch as the backbone of IAF.