Meet Rudrakshi Singh First Woman From Udaipur To Commission In JAG branch

First Woman From Udaipur

In a proud moment for the city of Udaipur, Rudrakshi Singh Inda has been commissioned as a Lieutenant in the Judge Advocate General (JAG) branch of the Indian Army. Her achievement has brought great pride to her family and the entire region, as she is reported to be the first woman from Udaipur to receive a commission in the Army’s JAG branch.

Rudrakshi Singh was commissioned as a Lieutenant on 7 March 2026 after completing her training at the Officers Training Academy Chennai. The training program lasted around 11 months, during which she underwent rigorous military and leadership training before earning the honour of wearing the Army uniform.

Her success is considered historic because she is among the first women from the city to join the Army through the Judge Advocate General entry, inspiring many young aspirants from the region.

Academic Background

Before joining the Army, Rudrakshi built a strong academic foundation in law. She completed her B.Com LL.B degree from the University College of Law at Mohanlal Sukhadia University. She later pursued an LL.M in Intellectual Property Rights and Management from National Law University Delhi.

During her preparation years, she worked as a research associate, legal advisor, and teacher, gaining professional experience while preparing for competitive examinations. Her academic achievements and professional experience helped shape her path toward the Indian Army’s JAG branch.

Journey Of Determination

Lt Rudrakshi’s journey to the Indian Army was not easy. Earlier in her career, she even received a recommendation for the Indian Navy, but she narrowly missed the final seat by a few marks. Instead of giving up, she continued her preparation with determination.

Her persistence finally paid off when she cleared the SSB interview for the JAG branch. She got recommended from 34 SSB Prayagraj in her 7th attempt. She faced two screen outs, two conference outs and two recommendations before finally securing All India Rank 4 in the JAG merit list in 2025. This achievement reflects her dedication and determination to achieve her dream of serving the nation.

Many people in the community see her achievement as an inspiration for young students, especially women, who aspire to build careers in the armed forces.