What is the full form of IMA?

The full form of IMA is Indian Military Academy. The Indian Army Officer Training Academy, or IMA, is well-known. As of September 4, 2017, the IMA’s Commandant is Lieutenant General Sanjay Kumar Jha. Valour & Wisdom is IMA’s main theme.

The standard exams that one must pass to join IMA are listed below.

• CDSE Assessment
• TGC NDA Examination (Technical Graduate Course)

The following is a summary of some of the specific physical requirements to join IMA:

• Good mental and physical health
• Should not experience joint or bone disease
• Generally well-developed chest with a 5 cm extension
• No indications of organ-related diseases
• No skin conditions
• Urine sample imperfections shouldn’t be seen
• Men can complete 2.4 kilometres in 10 minutes, while women need 13.50.

• In 1932, IMA’s was established.
• The first group of IMA trainees included 40 Cadets of Gentlemen. The “PIONEERS” were those cadets.
• Brigadier L.P. Collins served as the IMA’s first commander. In IMA, a trainee applicant is known as a gentlemen cadet.
• Near the slopes of the Himalayas, on National Highway 72, some 8 kilometres west of Dehradun, Uttarakhand, is where IMA is located.
• The academy occupies over 1400 acres of land.
• Only male applicants receive training that makes them army officers.
• In addition to preparing candidates for combat, the academy also provides the physical resources and infrastructure needed to train future military commanders.

Second full form of IMA

Another full form of IMA is Indian Medical Association. IMA is an international, non-profit organisation of doctors of advanced medicine with its headquarters in India. A group of doctors who are registered under India’s Societies Act. The demands of the community’s welfare, as well as the needs of physicians, are the IMA’s two most important responsibilities. From 2019–2020, Dr Anil Jain served as the organization’s national president.

It is currently a well-known and established business. It has offices across all Indian states and union territories, with its main office in New Delhi. More than 2,15 000 doctors participate in the IMA.

• In 1928, the All India Medical Association (IMA) was founded.
• In 1930, the name was changed to Indian Medical Association.
• In New Delhi, India held the Third World Conference on Medical Education.

• Developing and promoting medicine and related fields
• Expanding and enhancing medical and public health services in India
• Enhancing the credibility of the healthcare sector and promoting cooperation among IMA members
• Elimination of compartmentalised emergency healthcare and medical education.