What could exempt a man from conscription?

Exemptions from conscription can vary by country and specific laws but typically include factors such as medical conditions that render an individual unfit for military service, being the sole provider for dependents, or having certain educational commitments. Other exemptions may apply to individuals in specific occupations deemed essential for national infrastructure or security. In some cases, conscientious objection based on moral or religious beliefs can also serve as a basis for exemption.