What were the reforms made in the British army after the revolt of 1857

1. There was a feeling that the Indian army was mainly responsible for the revolt, and so it was thoroughly reorganized.

2. The British reduced the strength of Indian soldiers.

3. All the big posts in the army and related departments were reserved for the Europeans.

4. The discipline in the army was improved. The company army was dissolved and all the army became the servants of the Crown directly.

5. A permanent European army was set up in India to meet out the emergencies in the future.