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The Indian Army conducts various examinations for recruitment into its ranks, both for officers and soldiers. The specific exam you should appear for depends on the entry level and the type of service you are interested in. Here are some of the common Army exams:

1. **NDA (National Defence Academy) Exam**: The NDA exam is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) and is a way to join the Army, Navy, and Air Force as an officer. It's for candidates who have completed their 10+2 education.

2. **CDS (Combined Defence Services) Exam**: The CDS exam is also conducted by UPSC and is for graduates who want to join the Army, Navy, or Air Force as officers.

3. **TES (Technical Entry Scheme)**: TES is for candidates who have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. There is no written exam for TES; candidates are shortlisted based on their 10+2 performance.

4. **Indian Army Soldier Recruitment**: There are various categories of soldiers in the Indian Army, and recruitment is carried out through rallies and open recruitment events. These include Soldier General Duty (GD), Soldier Technical, Soldier Clerk/Store Keeper Technical, and more.

5. **Territorial Army**: The Territorial Army is a part-time citizen's army. Entry is through written exams and interviews.

6. **JAG Entry (Judge Advocate General)**: This entry is for law graduates who want to become legal officers in the Indian Army. It involves a written exam and interview.

7. **Army Education Corps (AEC) Entry**: AEC entry is for postgraduates in specific fields. It involves a written exam and interview.

8. **Army Dental Corps**: This is for dentists and involves a written exam and interview.

9. **Army Medical Corps**: For medical professionals like doctors, the Army Medical Corps conducts interviews and medical examinations.

10. **Technical Graduate Course (TGC)**: TGC is for engineering graduates who want to join the technical branches of the Army. It involves an interview process.

11. **Short Service Commission (Technical)**: SSC (Technical) is for engineering graduates and involves a competitive selection process.

12. **NCC Special Entry Scheme**: This is for NCC (National Cadet Corps) certificate holders. It involves an interview and medical examination.

13. **UES (University Entry Scheme)**: UES is for pre-final year engineering students and involves interviews and medical examinations.

The eligibility criteria, application process, and exam pattern vary for each of these exams. It's crucial to visit the official Indian Army website and refer to the specific notifications for the most up-to-date information regarding the Army exam you are interested in. Additionally, consider seeking guidance from career counselors or coaching institutes to help you prepare effectively for these exams.