MRSAFPI Mohali Achieves Another Milestone with 11 Cadets Joining Elite Defence Academies
In a significant accomplishment, the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (MRSAFPI) in Mohali has once again demonstrated its excellence in grooming young talent for the armed forces. Over the past month, a total of 11 cadets from the institute have successfully secured admissions to prestigious defence training institutions, including the National Defence Academy (NDA) and other premier academies.
Punjab Government's Commitment to Youth Development
Punjab's Employment Generation, Skill Development, and Training Minister, Aman Arora, highlighted this achievement as a reflection of the state government's dedicated efforts under Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann. The focus has been on preparing the youth for rewarding careers in the armed forces, leveraging institutions like MRSAFPI to provide top-notch training and guidance.
Since its establishment, MRSAFPI has consistently produced outstanding results, with a cumulative total of 289 cadets being admitted to various defence academies across the country. This latest success adds to the institute's growing reputation as a premier preparatory center for aspiring defence personnel.
Breakdown of Cadet Admissions and Achievements
The 11 selected cadets have been placed in some of the most sought-after defence training programs. Here is a detailed look at their placements:
- National Defence Academy (NDA) – 155th Course: Eight cadets have joined this prestigious course, representing various districts of Punjab:
- Vishvaroop Singh Grewal – Ludhiana
- Bhaskar Jain – Ludhiana
- Apardeep Singh Sawhney – Patiala
- Paramdeep Singh – Pathankot
- Rehaan Yadav – Bathinda
- Sukhpreet Singh – Sangrur
- Prince Kumar Dubey – Jalandhar
- Shaurya Vardhan Singh – Jalandhar
- Indian Naval Academy (INA) – 117th Course: Gurkirat Singh from Ropar district has been admitted to this academy, marking a significant step in his naval career.
- Cadets' Training Wing (CTW) at Military College of Electronics and Mechanical Engineering (MCEME), Secunderabad: Gurnoor Singh from Bathinda has joined this technical training program under the Technical Entry Scheme (TES)-54. Notably, Gurnoor Singh achieved an impressive All-India Rank 15 in the TES-54 course, showcasing exceptional merit.
- Cadets' Training Wing (CTW) at Military College of Telecommunication Engineering (MCTE), Mhow: Akash Singh Kushwaha from Jalandhar has also been admitted under the TES-54 scheme, further highlighting the institute's success in technical defence training.
Implications for Punjab's Youth and Defence Sector
This achievement underscores the effectiveness of MRSAFPI's training programs in equipping young individuals with the skills and knowledge required for successful careers in the armed forces. The diverse placements across NDA, INA, and technical institutions like MCEME and MCTE reflect a well-rounded approach to defence preparation.
As Punjab continues to invest in youth development through such initiatives, it not only fosters national security but also provides lucrative career opportunities for its residents. The success of these cadets serves as an inspiration for aspiring defence personnel across the state and beyond.
