Armed Forces
| Name | Class year | Notability | References |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lakshman Katre | 1944 | Air Chief Marshal | |
| Brijesh Dhar Jayal | 1953 | Air Marshal | |
| Trilochan Singh Brar | 1943 | Air Marshal | |
| Asghar Khan | 1939 | Air Marshal, former Commander-in-Chief of the PAF, Pakistani politician | |
| FN Billimoria | 1952 | Lieutenant General | |
| Kuldip Singh Brar | 1954 | Lieutenant General | |
| Adi M. Sethna | 1942 | Lieutenant General | |
| K. Bahadur Singh | 1937 | Lieutenant General | |
| Deepak Summanwar | 1964 | Lieutenant General | |
| Ghulam Jilani Khan | 1943 | Lieutenant General | |
| Ran Vijay Singh | 1950 | Rear Admiral | |
| Santosh Kumar Gupta | 1954 | Rear Admiral |
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