Promotion Prospects for PBOR
Government has not restricted promotion opportunities
for the Personnel Below Officers Rank (PBOR) in the
Armed Forces. The Government has, in fact, improved the career prospects by
approving grant of three Assured Career Progression (ACP) to PBOR at 8, 16 and
24 years of service as against three Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme
(MACPs) for the Central Government Civilian Employees
at 10, 20 and 30 years of regular service. At the time of each financial upgradation under ACP, the PBOR would get an additional increment
and next higher Grade Pay in hierarchy.
Army: PBORs (including Jawans) are eligible for
grant of commissioning into Officer Cadres through various In Service entries
i.e. Army Cadet College (ACC) / Special Commissioned Officers (SCO) / Permanent
Commission Officers (Special List) [PC(SL)].
Navy: Adequate promotion avenues exist through time
based, roster based and selective promotion for sailors. Promotion upto the rank of Leading
Seaman/equivalent for non-Artificers and upto the
rank of Artificer 3rd class for artificers are time based. Roster
based and selective promotions are for higher ranks against the available /
anticipated vacancies. Promotion avenues also exist for sailors to be promoted
to officer rank through the Commission Worthy Scheme and the Special Duty List
Scheme.
Air
Force: A PBOR during his service
career can be promoted upto the rank of Master
warrant Officer (MWO) subject to fulfilling eligibility criteria and
availability of vacancies.
Number of PBORs
including Jawans promoted to Senior Officers post in the three services of the
Armed Forces during the last three years is as under:
Year |
Army* |
Air Force |
Navy |
|
Commission Worthy
Scheme |
Special Duty List
Scheme |
|||
2007 |
159 |
94 |
54 |
82 |
2008 |
139 |
64 |
||
2009 |
205 |
59 |
* Excluding Army Medical Corps and
Army Dental Corps
Government proposes to review the
promotion policy for PBOR to ensure greater opportunities for PBORs. In the Army, review of the promotion policy for PBOR
is under process to ensure better opportunities. A cadre review for the PBOR
has been ordered in May 2009. The Navy is also working on a proposal for cadre
restructuring of sailors, which would enhance their promotional avenues.
This information was given by Defence Minister Shri AK
Antony in a written reply to Shri Arjun
Ray in Lok Sabha today.
1 comments:
ha ha ha
whom we are trying to make fool
promotion at the service of 24 years.
why not do a JBT and become a primary teacher and get into the pay band2 instead of waiting for 24 years and then get on retirement.that too all do not get it
similarly for officers only 5 percent get the grade pay of 10000 where as civilians all of them get it in 15 years of service in compare to army officer where only 5 percent get it in 30 years of service
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