Centurion Defence Academy proudly announces the commissioning of numerous graduates from the Indian Military Academy (IMA) Dehradun and the Officers Training Academy (OTA) Gaya into the Indian Army. This significant achievement highlights the Academy’s commitment to excellence in defense education.

At IMA Dehradun, Lieutenant General M.V. Suchindra Kumar, Commander of the Northern Command of the Indian Army, reviewed the Passing Out Parade. Among the graduates were Swastish Pandey, Tushar Singh Jeena, Akash Yadav, and other distinguished cadets from Centurion Defence Academy. These cadets, who completed the 144th course at the National Defence Academy Pune and subsequently trained at IMA Dehradun, have now joined the Indian Army as lieutenants. Notably, Swastish Pandey achieved the third-highest score in the SSB Interview in his batch, reflecting the high standards of the Academy.

Simultaneously, OTA Gaya hosted its Passing Out Parade for the 43rd Technical Entry Scheme course, reviewed by Lieutenant General Upendra Dwivedi, Vice Chief of Army Staff. Mr. Shishir Dixit, Founder Director and Expert Faculty of Centurion Defence Academy, attended the ceremony to support Adarsh Kumar, a former student whose journey epitomizes perseverance and dedication. Adarsh, the son of a gateman, overcame significant challenges to achieve his dream of joining the Indian Army.

Mr. Shishir Dixit, Chairman, Centurion Defense Academy extended heartfelt congratulations to all the newly commissioned officers, saying, “Centurion Defence Academy consistently achieves the highest selection rates in the officer cadre of the Indian Armed Forces, with three to four selections weekly. We also hold the record for the highest number of selections in the girls’ category across India. Our track record is stellar, and we are incredibly proud of our graduates’ achievements.”