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3. They already have a graduate degree and many do a PG from JNU, DU and then teach social science subjects at IMA, NDA, RIMC, LBSNAA etc.
6. All union and state service exams give you a 5 year exemption, therefore even if you're from a general category, you have the chance. One of my batchmates went on to become an IRS officer.
7. Go abroad, to work, to get job or if you're a Punjabi easily go to Canada to relatives plac, like another friend.
9. Coaching for SSB is a thriving business. Majority of retired folks easily earn lakhs.
2, 3,6,7,8,9 make absolutely no sense. Why would anyone do that after 10 YEARS of being in the army?
3. Post graduation and teaching.
4. Join court and handle civil cases for soldiers & their family.
5. Join veteran welfare board.
6. Union & state civil services.
7. Go abroad.
8. Continue family business.
9. Open a coaching for SSB.
10. Law firm
These were the things that my batchmates and I did. The world doesn't end, on the contrary the decade exp in the army is seen as a great thing amongst recruiters especially in terms of leadership, team building and serving the nation. Don't forget being an army officer you would be a Group A/Class 1 officer.