Indian Navy: Application for Short Service Commission in the Executive and Technical Branches
Applications are invited from unmarried male and female candidates for grant of Short Service Commission (SSC) in Executive Branch (General Services) and Technical Branches of the Indian Navy for June 2014 Course.
Executive Branch
As an Executive Officer, you will be both working and fighting the ship. It means you will be a vital part of the complex system that manages the ship and also uses the ship as an instrument of tactical warfare. You will learn to have a good understanding of your ship’s capabilities and limitations and be able to turn them to your advantage. It is for this reason that an Executive Officer alone can aspire for the command of a naval ship.
Executive Officers are trained in specialisations like anti-submarine warfare, navigation, communications, gunnery, logistics, diving and hydrography. One could also opt for the air or submarine arm. Within the branch, your promotional chances are not affected by your choice of specialisation. For instance, the Commanding Officer of a destroyer could be a pilot and that of a guided missile frigate may be a submarine specialist. Our specialist schools in Kochi constantly update your knowledge & sharpen your skills for greater responsibilities.
Technical
Modern ships, submarines and aircraft are fitted with advanced technology machinery and propulsion systems. As an Engineer Officer, you will be responsible for keeping all these Hi-tech systems serviceable. Opportunities exist to work in gigantic naval dockyards and indigenous production units. In no other career is an engineer exposed to such a wide spectrum of opportunities and to keep abreast of modern developments. An Engineer Officer’s career is interspersed with technical courses upto post graduation level in India/abroad.
A warship is a mini floating city with an integral power generation and distribution system. In addition, complex missile systems, underwater weapons, radar and radio communication equipment form major part of a warship’s equipment. A majority of these are either computer-based or computer aided and incorporate the latest trends in electronics engineering. For a ship to be able to fight effectively, all these equipment must be kept working at peak efficiency. Electrical Officers have this responsibility and other challenging tasks. To sharpen their skills, the Navy offers excellent opportunities for post-graduate courses in India/abroad to deserving candidates.
Qualification : Applicant should be Pre-Final/Final year B.E/B.Tech students in recognised university with one of the following disciplines and should have obtained a minimum of 60 % aggregate marks
Technical Branch
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Sl. No.
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Branch/ Cadre
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Streams in BE/B.Tech
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Gender
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(a)
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Engineering Branch
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(i) Mechanical (ii) Marine (iii) Automotive (iv) Mechtronics (v) Industrial & Production (vi) Metallurgy (vii) Aeronautical /Aerospace
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Men
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(b)
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Electrical Branch
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(i) Electrical (ii) Electronics (iii) Tele Communication (iv) Instrumentation(v) Instrumentation and Control (vi) Electronics and Instrumentation (vii) Electronics and Communication (viii) Power Engineering (ix) Control System Engineering (x) Power Electronics
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Men
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(c)
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Naval Architecture cadre
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(i) Mechanical (ii) Civil (iii) Aeronautical/ Aerospace (iv) Metallurgy (v) Naval Architecture
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Men&
Women |
Executive Branch
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(a)
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General Service (X)
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(i) Mechanical (ii) Marine (iii) Aeronautical (iv) Production (v) Computer Science Engineering (vi) Information Technology (vii) Control (viii) Electrical (ix) Electronics (x) Telecommunication
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Men
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(b)
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Pilot
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Any stream of BE/B.Tech . (Phy. & Math at 10+2 level)
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Men
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(c)
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Observer
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Any stream of BE/B.Tech . (Phy. & Math at 10+2 level)
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Men
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(d)
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IT
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(i) Information Technology (ii) Computer Science Engineering (iii) Computer Engineering
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Men
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(e)
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Logistics (Works)
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(i) Civil (ii) B Architecture
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Women |
Age :
Sl. No.
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Candidate (s) of
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Age between
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Born between (Both dates inclusive)
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(i)
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Final year (FY)
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19 to 24 yrs
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02 Jul 1989 to 01 Jul 1994
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(ii)
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Pre- Final Year (PFY)
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18½ to 23½ yrs
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02 Jan to 01 Jan 1995
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Physical Standard :
Sl. No.
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Branch /Cadre
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Height (in cms)
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Eye sight
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Correctable with glasses
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Men
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Women
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(i)
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General Service (Executive)
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157
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-
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6/12, 6/12
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6/16 both eyes
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(ii)
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Pilot Entry
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162.5
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-
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6/6, 6/9
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6/16 both eyes
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(iii)
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Observer Entry
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162.5
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-
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6/6, 6/9
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6/16 both eyes
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(iv)
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Technical Branch
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157
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152
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6/24, 6/24
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6/16 both eyes
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(v)
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Info. Tech. Branch
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157
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-
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6/60, 6/60
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6/16 both eyes
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(vi)
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Logistics (Works)
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157
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152
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6/60, 6/60
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6/6,6/12
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(vii)
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Tech. (NA)
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157
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152
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6/60, 6/60
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6/6,6/12
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Pay Scale :Rs. 15600-39100/-
Selection Procedure: (a) The candidates will be issued call up for Services Selection Board (SSB) based on their performance in Degree Course. If a candidate possesses higher qualification with better percentage, his higher qualification will be considered for cut off. Integrated Headquarters, Ministry of Defence (Navy) reserves the right to shortlist applications and to fix cut off percentage . No communication will be entertained on this account. SSB interviews for short listed candidates will be scheduled at Bangalore/ Bhopal and Coimbatore during 2012 December-2013 April.
How To Apply
Candidates are to submit application in ‘e-application’ (Online) for this entry. The candidates desirous of applying online (e-application) can do so from27th June, 2012. The online application registration will cease on16th July 2012.Online (e-application).
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