Indian Army announced plans to recruit Kenyans and other citizens to join its special forces.
According to the Indian Army, the recruitment process will allow successful candidates to get admission to their Short Service Commission (SSC) course.
Through a notice dated Wednesday, January 18, Kenyans who will be considered in the selection process must be of Indian origin and have migrated to the Asian country.
Despite being Kenyans of Indian origin, they must also prove their willingness to relocate permanently to India.
Additionally, Kenyans of Indian origin must obtain a letter of eligibility from Narendra Damodardas Modi's administration.
Kenyans of Indian origins who qualify would be entitled to a monthly remuneration of up to Ksh270,000, depending on the job group.
The Special Entry Scheme will be closed on February 15, allowing the selection panel to pick the right candidate.
Kenyan of Indian origin seeking to join the National Cadet Corps will be required to be between 19 to 25 years, born not earlier than 02 Jul 1998 and not later than 01 Jul 2004.
They will also be required to present a Degree from a recognised University. Those still studying will be allowed if they have 50 per cent minimum aggregate marks from first year.
"Candidates who have passed the graduation degree course must produce the provisional/degree certificate by October 1, 2023 to the Directorate General of Recruiting, failing which their candidature will be canceled," the notice added.
"Candidates, who have yet to pass their graduation degree examination will be eligible only if they are studying in the final year of degree examination," it added.
Their period of service would be determined by their commitment to the Indian government.
