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LI readers are clueless and the voting is totally biased.
Just saw his profile, quite an interesting journey..
Maybe reach out to him if you want to really pursue this...
If you do not know what the SSB is, I suggest you read up on this. The daddy of all exams, it is brutal, with the most notorious passing rate any exam has in the country. Then, you have the medical exam to determine your medical fitness.
Just apply first when the next notification comes and deal with it accordingly...
I am aware of the selection process for both and that air force does not have a separate notification for JAG.
I was of the opinion that Army JAG would be the best one in terms of carrer growth but then I had seen videos of a famous retd. Army JAG Officer and those were like eye-opener for me. Let me know if I am wrong.