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Army aspirants to get free govt training

AMRITSAR: The Centre for Training and Employment for Punjab Youth (C-PYTE) has announced to organise a training course for youth aspiring to join armed forces during the upcoming army recruitment rallies.

Tribune News Service

Amritsar, June 5

The Centre for Training and Employment for Punjab Youth (C-PYTE) has announced to organise a training course for youth aspiring to join armed forces during the upcoming army recruitment rallies.

A recruitment rally for candidates of Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Gurdaspur and Pathankot districts would be organised at Khasa from October 12 to 23. The C-PYTE authorities stated that training session would be run from July 15 to October 9.

The candidates for the training course would be selected through screening sessions organised at various places which would start from June 19. The candidates selected for the training course would be provided accommodation and meals free of cost.

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