Government & Defence Entrance Exam

Having PCOD may significantly impact your chances of getting selected as an Army Doctor or Nurse, as it is generally considered a disqualifying medical condition due to potential complications related to physical fitness and deployment demands; however, depending on the severity of your PCOD and proper management, you may still be eligible with a medical waiver in certain cases; it's crucial to consult with a military medical board for a thorough evaluation to determine your suitability. 

Key points to consider:

Medical standards:

The Indian Army has strict medical standards, and PCOD is usually listed as a disqualifying condition due to potential issues like irregular menstrual cycles, hormonal imbalances, and complications with physical exertion.

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