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The passion to become an army officer was such that even 14 failed attempts could not shake the spirit of Jamwal of Jammu and Kashmir. As a soldier in the army, he gave 14 exams to become an officer and he kept failing continuously. But, he did not let himself break down after every failure. With double hard work and courage, he kept preparing to become an officer. With passing out from IMA on Saturday, Jamwal's dream of becoming an army officer was also fulfilled. His family is very happy with this success. JSS Jamwal, a resident of Bayalta in Jammu and Kashmir, who became a lieutenant in the army, has now become the first army officer after being a third generation soldier in his family. He is an inspiration for the youth who go astray after failing in a few attempts. Jamwal, who closely saw and understood the problem of terrorism, succeeded in becoming an army officer in the 15th attempt.
He tried CDS and AF CAT five times each. Apart from this, he even gave the exam of Coast Guard and AEC. Finally, in his 15th attempt, he became an officer in the army. Jamwal told that like his father, he too joined the army as a soldier. However, he had a desire to become an officer. Therefore, he started trying for it as soon as he got recruited.
He said that his soldier father encouraged him. Jamwal kept trying continuously. He was disappointed after failing many times. But his soldier father would encourage him to move ahead and prepare with twice the hard work. The result was seen on Saturday. Jamwal's success story is also a lesson for the younger generation.
Shaurya Bhatt failed twice but did not lose courage
The story of Shaurya Bhatt, a resident of village Bharkatiya in Pithoragarh, is also similar. His father Ramdatt is working as a senior accountant in CBDT. He is currently posted in Delhi. Mother Seema is an English teacher in Birla Vidya Niketan School, Delhi. Shaurya passed 12th from the same school in 2019. He started preparing to join the army from school time itself. He gave the NDA exam, but failed twice. He passed the written exam, but got eliminated in SSB. But he did not lose courage and motivated himself to keep moving forward by staying away from negativity. Finally, he succeeded in the third attempt.
Kargil's Angchuk became an officer from a soldier
Dehradun. Kargil resident Chhering Angchuk, a soldier of 'Ladakh Scout', also known as 'Snow Leopard' in the Indian Army, has become an officer in the army. His father supports the family by farming. Chhering Angchuk, who comes from a bone-chilling cold area on the India-China border, has four siblings. His uncle is also a part of the Ladakh Scout. Angchuk was a part of this regiment. Later, he decided to become an officer in the army from ACC.
The player proved his mettle by becoming an officer
Dehradun. National level swimming player Dhruv Ahlawat, resident of Malviya Nagar, Delhi, joined the army on Saturday. His father is an SI in Delhi Police and mother Manju Devi is a housewife. Dhruv studied till 12th from Delhi Police Public School. After this, he did BSc from Delhi University. Meanwhile, he got selected for IMA through CDS. Family members said that Dhruv worked hard to join the army and we also wanted the same.
