How many commands have to be given during the entire passing out for out of the Indian armed force.

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How many commands have to be given during the entire passing out for out of the Indian armed force.

Avinash Kumar 18th Jan, 2026

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Vishal kumar 5th Mar, 2026

During a standard Indian Armed Forces passing out parade, such as at the National Defence Academy (NDA), approximately 36 distinct drill commands are typically given by the parade commander.

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