Indian Coast Guard Navik Selection Process 2023

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Indian Coast Guard Navik Selection Process 2023

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has issued a notification for the recruitment of Navik (Domestic Branch- DB), Navik (General Duty- GD), and Yantrik positions in 2023. Aspiring candidates who meet the eligibility requirements can submit their applications online. This article outlines the eligibility criteria and the selection procedure for the Indian Coast Guard Recruitment 2023.

Indian Coast Guard Navik (DB, GD): Overview

The Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has published an online notification regarding job opportunities in Navik (General Duty), Navik (Domestic Branch), and Yantrik positions. Eligible candidates will have the option to submit their applications online for the Indian Coast Guard Recruitment 2023, starting on September 8, 2023.

Indian Coast Guard Navik 2023: Overview
Conducting Body	Indian Coast Guard
Post	Navik (Domestic Branch- DB General Duty- GD), Yantrik
No of Vacancy	350
Category	Defence Jobs
Job Location	Across India
Official Site	joinindiancoastguard.cdac.in

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process

The Indian Coast Guard Selection Process 2023 relies on an All India merit order, determined by candidate’s performance in multiple stages, meeting specified medical standards during medical examinations, and considering the available vacancies for the respective post.

The selection process comprises four stages:

Stage I – Computer-Based Test
Stage II – Assessment & Adaptability Test, Physical Fitness Test, Document Verification, and Initial Medical Examination.
Stage III – Document Verification and Final Medical Examination at INS Chilka.
Stage IV – Successful candidates will undergo training at INS Chilka.

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process Stage 1

Stage one includes a written examination, there are different sections in the written exam for different posts It is compulsory to pass each section separately. The passing marks differ according to the category of the candidate. The candidate has to take the following tests depending on the post applied:-

S. No.	Post Applied	Written test
1.	Navik GD	Section I
2.	Navik DB	Section (I+II)

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process 2023: Written Examination

In each section, different topics will be asked. The table given below summarises all the sections and their details.

S. No.	Section Name	Exam Details	Subjects	Syllabus
1.	Section I	Maximum Marks – 60 Time – 45 mins. Total no. of Questions – 60	Maths – 20 Science – 10 English – 15 Reasoning–10 GK – 5	Class 10th Syllabus
2.	Section II	Maximum Marks – 50 Time – 30 mins. Total no. of Questions – 50	Maths – 25 Physics– 25	Class 12th Maths & Physics Syllabus
3	Section III	Maximum Marks – 50, Total no. of Questions – 50, Time – 30 mins	Electrical Engineering	Electrical Syllabus
4	Section IV	Maximum Marks – 50, Total no. of Questions – 50, Time – 30 mins	Electronics Engineering	Electronics Syllabus
5	Section V	Maximum Marks – 50, Total no. of Questions – 50, Time – 30 mins	Mechanical Engineering	Mechanical Syllabus

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process 2023: Stage 2

The students who clear CBT of stage 1 will be called for stage 2 depending on the vacancies and ratio decided by ICG, stage 2 will take 1 or 2 days and candidates will be tested for physical fitness followed by Document verification and Initial medical examination.

The Physical Fitness Test includes Running 1.6 km, 20 Squat ups and 10 push-ups, all three tasks are to be done in continuation.

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process: Stage 3

After completion of stages 1 and 2, an all-India level merit list will be prepared and the selected candidates will be called for Stage 3. Stage 3 will last for 2 to 3 days and will include the following tasks

Document Verification
Final medicals at INS Chilka
Submission of Original Documents
Police Verification

Indian Coast Guard Selection Process: Stage 4

Stage 4 is the final stage of the recruitment process, candidates making it in stage 3 will be provisionally shortlisted for training at INS Chilka given that they submit all their documents for verification.

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