The highest rank in the Indian Army is of:
(a) General
(b) Major General
(c) Captain
(d) Brigadier General
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Answer / bhanu
field marshal
general
lieutenant general
major generAL
brigadier
colonel
lieutenant colonel
major
captain
lieutenant..this is right one....no brigadier general exist
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Answer / rakesh
Highest rank in the Indian Army is general by given option
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Answer / jagannath ray
field marshal is the highest rank..but till date it has been
awarded to only one person,SIR MANEKSHAW..but we have a
general at the present which is the current highest rank..
after the retirement of one general an efficient
lt.general is promoted to general..this process continues
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Answer / puyam premchandra singh
well, i heard that field marshall is the chief of army staff
but actually in deep looking,some of my brothers that were
almost in army told me that field marshall was the the
actual chief of army staff...But i found that Generel is the
chief of army staff...??? i was also wonder to myself but at
last i took my brothers words that ,actually the chief of
army staff was the field marshall itself....
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Answer / gaurav sharma
general is the biggest rank in indian army after that
l.gernal is come
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