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Rank Comparision

Comparison of the INDIAN armed forces ranks (Army, Navy, Air force)


Army Navy Air force
Field Marshal Fleet Admiral Marshal of Air force
General Admiral Air Chief Marshal
Lt. General Vice Admiral Air Marshal
Major General Rear Admiral Vice Air Marshal
Brigadier Commodore Air commodore
Colonel Captain Group Captain
Lt.colonel Commander Wing Commander
Major Lt.Commander Squadron leader
Captain Lieutenant Filght Lieutenant
Lieutenant Sub-Lieutenant Flying officer
Sub- Lieutenent Midshipman Pilot officer
Junior Commissioned Officers Junior Commissioned Officers Junior Commissioned Officers
Subedar major Master Chief Petty Officer 1st class Master Warrant Officer
Subedar Master Chief Petty Officer 2nd class Warrant Officer
Naib Subedar Chief Petty Officer Junior Warrant Officer
Other ranks Other ranks Other ranks
Quarter Master Petty Officer Sergent
Havildar Leading seaman Corporal
Naik Seaman 1 Leading Aircraftsman
Lance Naik Seaman2 Aircraftsman
Jawan/sepoy Sailor

 Note**
Sub lieutenant in the Army and Junior warrant officer in the Air force no longer exists

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