Navik (General Duty)

Navik (General Duty)Date of posting:5 July

Eligibility: Other Courses
Location: Any where in India
Job Category: Defence, Govt Sector
Last Date: 25 July 11

Job Type: Full Time
Hiring Process: Written-test.

Job Details

Indian Coast Guard, recruiting applications for the post of Navik (General Duty) www.freshersworld.com

Qualification : 10+2 with Maths and Physics from an education board recognised by Central/State Government.

Age  : Born between 01 Feb 90 to 31 Jan 94.  (Upper age relaxation of 5 years for SC/ST and 3 years for OBC candidates)

Pay Scale: Rs 5200 –20200 along with Rs 2000 Grade Pay
Selection Process: Selection of candidates is based on the order of merit depending on their performance in Written Test, Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and Fitness in the Medical Examinations.

Physical Standard: Minimum height 157 cms. (May be reduced by 5 cms in the case of Gorkhas, Nepalese, Assamese including those from Nagaland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur, Tripura, Garhwal, Sikkim, local tribals of Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and by 2 cms in case of candidates from Lakshadweep, mainland settlers in Andaman & Nicobar and candidates joining the Indian Coast Guard on second appointment from other government departments). Chest: Should be well proportioned. Minimum expansion 5 cms. Weight: Proportionate to height and age +10% acceptable. Hearing: normal, Medical examination will be conducted by authorised military doctors as per medical standard prescribed in current regulations applicable to Enrolled Personnel on entry. Good mental, medical and physical health, free from any disease/disability, likely to interfere with efficient performance of duties. No Cardio-vascular disease, surgical deformities like knock knee, flat feet etc. infection of ears, no history of fits or psychiatric ailment, varicose vein, corrective surgery for eye sight etc.

Visual Standards : General Duty: 6/6 (Good Eye) and 6/9(Bad Eye) (Candidates using glasses are not eligible for GD Branch).

Note: Applicants declared permanent medically unfit by any Armed Forces Hospital in previous recruitment for the same entry in Coast Guard are advised not to apply.

Sl. No.	Zone	Examination Centers	States - Candidates residing	Application to be addressed to
(a)	Northern Zone	(i) New Delhi (ii) Shimla (iii) Ambala (iv) Dehradun (v) Jodhpur (vi) Jallandhar (vii) Lucknow (viii) Jammu	Jammu & Kashmir,  Himachal Pradesh,  Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar  Pradesh, Uttarakhand,  Delhi and Union Territory of Chandigarh.	The Recruitment Officer, Post Box No-127, NOIDA, (U.P), 201 301
(b)	North- Eastern Zone	(i) Kolkata (ii) Danapur (Patna) (iii) Shillong (iv) Aizwal	Bihar, Jharkhand, Mizoram, West Bengal, Assam, Sikkim, Meghalaya, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Tripura.	The Recruitment Officer, Post Box No.4,Haldia Township, Haldia-721 605.
(c)	Eastern Zone	(i) Chennai (ii) Visakhapatnam (iii) Cuttack (iv) Bangalore (v)  Tuticorin (vi) Mandapam (vii) Secunderabad (viii) Puducherry	Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Orissa & the Union Territory of Puducherry.	The Recruitment Officer, Post Box No-808, Fort St George,Chennai-600 009.
(d)	Western Zone	(i) Bhopal (ii) Kochi (iii) Mumbai (iv) Nagpur (v) Goa (vi) New Mangalore  (vii) Kavarati	Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Chattisgarh, Kerala, Goa and Union Territory of Daman & Diu and Lakshadweep	The Recruitment Officer, Post BoxNo. 29105, Prabhadevi P.O Worli, Mumbai- 400 030.
(e)	North- West Zone	(i) Gandhi Nagar (ii) Porbander	Gujarat	The Recruitment Officer, Post Box No. - 09, Sector - 11, Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat -382 010.
(f)	A&N Zone	Port Blair	A&N Islands	The Recruitment Officer, Post Box No. 716, Port Blair-744 102.

How to apply

The application is to be submitted on plain paper in the prescribed form (type written/hand written in English/Hindi) and is to be sent to the above mentioned address of Zonal recruitment centre. Last Date of Receipt of Application is25th July 2011. www.freshersworld.com

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Company Profile

Emergence of the Coast Guard in India on 01 Feb 1977 as a new service was the result of an awareness that had been growing for some time in the Government for the requirement to enforce National Laws in the waters under national jurisdiction and ensure safety of life and property at sea. It was also considered desirable that these law enforcement responsibilities should be undertaken by a service suitably equipped and modelled on the Coast Guards of advanced nations like USA, UK etc leaving the Navy to exercise the fleet for its wartime role.