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- Demonstrating exceptional merit and discipline, cadet Jasnoor Singh of the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (MRSAFPI) has secured the top position in the Combined Defence Services (CDS) Air Force merit list, achieving the coveted All India Rank (AIR) 1.
- The achievements of Jasnoor Singh and Sukhraj Singh Heera underscore the growing prominence of MRSAFPI as a cradle for future leaders of the Indian armed forces, reflecting both rigorous training and unwavering commitment among its cadets.
- Hailing from a business family in Pathankot, Jasnoor’s accomplishment marks a significant milestone not only in his personal journey but also for the institute, which continues to produce top-ranking candidates for the armed forces.
Demonstrating exceptional merit and discipline, cadet Jasnoor Singh of the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Armed Forces Preparatory Institute (MRSAFPI) has secured the top position in the Combined Defence Services (CDS) Air Force merit list, achieving the coveted All India Rank (AIR) 1.
Hailing from a business family in Pathankot, Jasnoor’s accomplishment marks a significant milestone not only in his personal journey but also for the institute, which continues to produce top-ranking candidates for the armed forces. He is now set to join the Air Force Academy in Hyderabad, where he will undergo pre-flying training as part of his next phase toward becoming a commissioned officer.
This latest success further strengthens MRSAFPI’s reputation as a premier training ground for defence aspirants. Notably, this is the fifth occasion on which a cadet from the institute has secured the top rank nationwide. Even more impressive is the fact that three of these top positions have been achieved in just the past two years, highlighting a consistent pattern of excellence.
Adding to the institute’s achievements, another cadet, Sukhraj Singh Heera from Ropar, has secured the 4th All India Rank in the same examination. He is slated to join the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun for the 161st course beginning in June 2026.
Congratulating both cadets, MRSAFPI Director Major General Ajay H. Chauhan, VSM, lauded their hard work and dedication. He remarked that their success has brought immense pride to the institute and the state of Punjab. He also expressed optimism about future results, noting that the institute is eagerly awaiting the merit list for the NDA-156 course, with hopes of continuing its strong performance.
The achievements of Jasnoor Singh and Sukhraj Singh Heera underscore the growing prominence of MRSAFPI as a cradle for future leaders of the Indian armed forces, reflecting both rigorous training and unwavering commitment among its cadets.
