Infantry officers lead and command soldiers in ground combat operations. Artillery officers are responsible for the use of artillery and missile systems in support of ground forces. Armored corps officers command armored units, including tanks and armored vehicles.

Engineering Services branch play a crucial role in maintaining infrastructure, including roads, bridges, and airstrips, and supporting military operations. Corps of Signals branch manages communication systems and technology for the army. Corps of Engineers branch is responsible for various construction and infrastructure development projects.

Medical Corps branch officers provide healthcare services to army personnel and are responsible for medical logistics. Dental Corps branch officers provide dental care and services to army personnel. Military nursing officers provide nursing care to army personnel. Veterinary Corps branch officers ensure the health and welfare of military animals. Education Corps branch officers are responsible for educational and training programs within the army.

Ordnance Corps officers handle the procurement, storage, and distribution of weapons, ammunition, and other military supplies. Army Service Corps (ASC) officers manage the logistics and transportation of supplies to troops. Remount Veterinary Corps Officers are responsible for the care and maintenance of army animals, such as horses and mules.

Military Intelligence (MI) officers gather, analyze, and disseminate intelligence to support military operations. Corps of Military Police (CMP) personnel are responsible for maintaining discipline, security, and law enforcement within the army.

Judge Advocate General (JAG) Branch officers provide legal services, including advising on military law, legal advocacy, and court-martial proceedings.

Special Forces (Para SF) soldiers and officers are highly trained for covert and specialized operations, including counter-terrorism and unconventional warfare.

The Territorial Army offers opportunities for part-time service, allowing civilians to serve as army personnel while pursuing their civilian careers.

SSC allows officers to serve for a specific duration (typically 10 to 14 years) and offers opportunities in various branches based on qualifications and preferences.