Navy Sailor Artificer Apprentice Aug-2013 batch

The sailor post successful completion of initial training at INS Chilka and sea training will undergo four years in technical training establishments of the Navy. On successful completion candidates will have qualification equivalent to Diploma in Electrical/Mechanical/Aeronautical Engineering which is recognised by the Govt of India for purposes of employment in Central /State Govt.The period of initial engagement for Artificer Apprentice Sailor is 20 years.

Date of Commencement of Application: Last Date Of Online Submission of Application:Last Date Of Receipt of Application at Naval HeadQuarters : Date Of Birth:Between 17    to 20

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Applications are invited from unmarried Male Candidates for Enrolment as Sailors for Sailor - Senior Secondary Recruits (SSR) - 2/2013 Batch. Course Commencing August 2013.

Applications are invited from unmarried Male Candidates for Enrolment as Sailors for Sailor - Senior Secondary Recruits (SSR) - 2/2013 Batch. Course Commencing  August 2013.

Age : Candidates to be born between 01 August 1992 to 31 July 1996; both dates inclusive)

Educational Qualifications : 10+2 (equivalent qualified with compulsory subjects Maths, and Physics, optional subjects Chemistry/ Biology/ Computers science.Pay : During the initial training period they will be paid Rs.5700/-PM, on completion of initial training they will be posted in the regular pay scale of Rs.5200-20200 plus Grade Pay Rs.2000/- plus MSP Rs.2000/- plus allowances as admissible.Selection Criteria : Selection of recruits is based on the order of merit on their performance in Written Test, Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and fitness in the Medical Examinations.How to Apply: Apply Online at Nausena Bharti website from 24/11/2012 to 08/12/2012  take print out of the system generated application format and send it on or before 15/12/2012 Or send Offline through a prescribed application format on or before 15/12/2012 to the addresses prescribed in the detailed advertisement.

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