Indian Navy As A Career
Summary
The Indian Navy is the 7th most powerful navy of the world. It has over 300,000 tons of seafaring vessels. The role of the Indian Navy is very vast, ranging from providing assistance at times of natural disasters to fighting in the war in order to safeguard the country and destroy the enemies. Broadly the role of Indian navy is categorized into four categories: the Military role, the Diplomatic role, Constabulary role, and the Benign Role. They are responsible for deterrence against war as well as foreign interventions, maintaining the country's territorial integrity, safeguarding the shores, surveillance.
Career Opportunities in the Indian Navy
How to Pursue a Career in the Indian Navy
| Stream | Graduation | After Graduation | After Post Graduation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Path 1
| Clear Class 10+2 (PCM) or XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Pass UPSC and clear NDA | - | - |
Path 2
| Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Pass Indian Navy (sailor direct entry). (MER exam)55% or above in maths & science in class 10th and 55% or above in class 12th in maths & science. Preference given to student who have computer knowledge | - | - |
Path 3
| Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Graduation in Any Discipline (Open to pre-final year students if they have the required Certificate) | Pass the CDS UPSC Eligible to join through NCC Special Scheme Entry provided you have "C" Certificate | - |
Path 4
| Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Pursue Diploma with 50% marks in Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics / Telecommunications / Aeronautical or Ship Building / Instrumentation Engineering / Metallurgical / Polytechnic | Indian Navy Direct Enrty Artificer Apprentice Exam, | - |
Path 5
| Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Engineering Degree with 55% in Mechanical(Electronics and Telecommunication /Control Engineering equivalent qualification recognized by Institute of Engineers (India) | Indian Naval technical Exam for applying in Engineering, Electrical and Submarine branch) And SNAES | - |
Path 6
| Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics) | Education Branch– 21- 25 yrs- Master’s degree with 55 % marks in Physics (with Maths in B.Sc) or Maths (with Physics in B.Sc).( (Women candidates having Chemistry with Physics as subsidiary at Degree levels are also eligible.)
| Apply for Indian Navy Law & Logistics Cadre exam to get enrolled as an Executive & JAG in Indian Navy. | - |
Important Facts
- One can appear for CDS while in final year of graduation as well. Most of these exams are conducted twice a year. Not all these exams are open for females.
- For NDA age range is 16.5 years to 19.5 years. NDA is open only to male, unmarried candidates. One needs to be a citizen of India or Nepal/Bhutan/Tibet refugee to apply. The Age range for entrances after graduation is 20-26 years. Minimum 60% aggregate in graduation is needed. Apart from educational criteria, physical as well as medical standards as set by Indian Navy should also be met to be eligible
Leading Institutes
Top Indian Navy Training Institutes
Indian Navy Entrance Exams
Undergraduate
| College | Tentative Date | Important Elements | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| NDA (ONLY FOR MEN) |
| Written test by UPSCSSB for Personality & Intelligence testWritten
| www.joinindiannavy.gov.in. |
Postgraduate
| Institution | Tentative Date | Important Elements | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indian Navy direct entry exam (MER exam) (Sailor) | April/ May and December | Recruitment held directly by NavyWritten: Objective (1hr)
| www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
| Indian navy Law and Logistics cadre exam | March April & September or October (Forms) |
| www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
| Indian Navy direct entry Artificer Exam | May June & Dec (Forms) August- March (Exam) | Written – Maths, English, GK along with Electronics & Electrical and Mechanical section of which candidate has to ateempt one Physical Fitness Test (PFT) Medical Examination | www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
| Indian Navy SSC Techinical Exam | June - Dec (Forms) | Written exam SSB GD- Personal Interview Medical test | www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
| University Entry Scheme | August to September (Forms) | Campus Interview, Interview Medical test | www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
| Special Naval Architect Entry Scheme | Campus Interview, Interview Medical test | www.nausena-bharti.nic.in |
Work Description
- Act as deterrence against war or intervention
- Work towards security of India's territorial integrity, citizens and off-shore assets from sea-borne threat
- Conduct mock drills, carry out anti-piracy operations and monitor international trade through water ways
- Influence security activities on land in coordination with concerned authorities/li>
- Protect India's marine and maritime trade
- Reinforce defense relations with friendly States
- Be trained in domains like anti-submarine warfare, communications, gunnery, logistics, diving and hydrography
- Lead the crew on-board State-of-the-art warships
- Conduct under water inspection and repair of ships and other maritime assets
Pros & Cons of a Career in the Indian Navy
Pros
No end to your working hours. One has to follow an intense routine. You have to be efficient even though you are under pressure. Family life takes a back seat.
Cons
Provide personal and professional growth. One gains knowledge about various managing and administrative skills. Makes a person a disciplined being Both the individual and his/her family member enjoy the perks of belonging to a defence background starting from Free healthcare, education and retirement benefits.
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