Indian Coast Guard has released vacancies for Navik and Yantrik posts. The application process is open from 08 September to 22 September 2022. Only Indian male candidates are eligible to apply for the posts for the 01/2023 batch and a total of 300 Navik and Yantrik vacancies are available for Indian Coast Guard recruitment 2022.
Candidates who hold the eligibility criteria for ICG shall apply before the last date, which is 22 September 2022. Those who wish to join Indian Coast Guard must pass through all stages of the selection process.
The exam date for Indian Coast Guard recruitment 2022 is shared here. Candidates must go through the information and highlight all the important dates. The upcoming events as per the official notification are shared in the table below.
Events |
Dates |
Indian Coast Guard Notification release |
25 August 2022 |
ICG application process starts |
08 September 2022 |
Last date to apply |
22 September 2022 |
Admit Card Download Date (Tentative) |
Stage I - Mid/End November 2022 Stage II - Mid/End January 2023 Stage III - End April/ Early May 2023 |
Indian Coast Guard Exam Date 2022 (Tentative) |
Stage I - Mid/End November 2022 Stage II - Mid/End January 2023 Stage III - End April/ Early May 2023 |
Result |
Within 30 days of exam |
These are the eligibility criteria for Indian Coast Guard Navik:
AgeThe age limit for the posts is between 18 and 22 years. Candidates must have born between May 1, 2001 to April 30, 2005 (both dates inclusive).
Relaxation in the upper age limit of of 5 years (SC/ST) and 3 years (OBC (non-creamy) are provided to candidates.
Educational QualificationThe vacancy break-up of Indian Coast Guard Navik Post is given below:
Post | Vacancies |
---|---|
Navik DB | 225 |
Navik GD | 40 |
Officials from the Indian Coast Guard will issue e-admit cards to all candidates at least a week before the exam. As a result, once the link is activated, candidates can download the Indian Coast Guard Admit Card and bring it to the exam centers on the exam day.
Here are the steps to download the Indian Coast Guard Admit Card smoothly.
The Indian Coast Guard Admit Card may contain the following details:
If a candidate discovers an error on their Indian Coast Guard admit card, he or she must contact ICG officials immediately and request that the changes be made.
The salary of Indian Coast Guard Navik is given below:
It is mandatory to clear each selection stage of the Indian Coast Guard recruitment to be considered a suitable candidate for the Yantrik and Navik posts. The Indian Coast Guard selection process for the post of Yantrik and Navik will be done through four stages as mentioned below:
Stage |
Selection Process |
Stage I |
Written Examination |
Stage II |
- Physical Fitness Test - Document Verification (DV) - Initial Medical Examination |
Stage III |
- Document Verification (DV) - Final Medical Examination - Submission of Original Document, Police Verification, and Other Associated Forms |
Stage IV |
Submission of all the original documents to begin training. |
Every candidate appearing for the exam must know all about the Indian Coast Guard syllabusto prepare efficiently for the exam. The syllabus for the post of Yantrik and Navik is shared below in the table:
Section |
Marks Distribution |
ICG Syllabus 2022 |
I |
Maths: 20 Science: 10 English: 15 Reasoning: 10 GK: 5 |
Class 10th Syllabus |
II |
Maths: 25 Physics: 25 |
Class 12th Maths & Physics Syllabus |
III |
Electrical Engineering: 50 |
Diploma Level Electrical Engineering syllabus |
IV |
Electronics Engineering: 50 |
Diploma Level Electronics Engineering syllabus |
V |
Mechanical Engineering: 50 |
Diploma Level Mechanical Engineering syllabus |
Candidates must take note of the Indian Coast Guard exam pattern. The question paper will have five sections (depending upon the post for which a candidate has applied) and all the questions will be objective type. There is no negative marking in the Indian Coast Guard recruitment exam. Check out the complete exam pattern here:
Post |
Written Test |
Passing Marks |
Navik (DB) |
Section I |
30 (UR/EWS/ OBC) 27 (for SC/ST) |
Navik (GD) |
Section (I+II) |
30+20=50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST |
Yantrik (Electrical) |
Section (I+III) |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Yantrik (Electronics) |
Section (I+IV) |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Yantrik (Mechanical) |
Section (I+V) |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Know about the marks weightage for different sections in the ICG exam. We have also shared the total questions and total marks for all the sections. The Indian Coast Guard exam pattern details are shared here in the table:
Section |
Marks Distribution |
Duration of Exam |
Total Questions & Total Marks |
I |
Maths: 20 Science: 10 English: 15 Reasoning: 10 GK: 5 |
45 mins |
60 |
II |
Maths: 25 Physics: 25 |
30 mins |
50 |
III |
Electrical Engineering: 50 |
30 mins |
50 |
IV |
Electronics Engineering: 50 |
30 mins |
50 |
V |
Mechanical Engineering: 50 |
30 mins |
50 |
The Indian Coast Guard PFT will be competitive in nature where the candidate will be simply declared either pass or fail. The ICG Physical Fitness Test will determine the candidate’s physical ability to perform different physical tasks.
Indian Coast Guard Recruitment |
|
Parameters |
Task |
Running |
1.6 km in 7 minutes |
Squats |
20 |
Push-ups |
10 |
During the Indian Coast Guard recruitment, candidates will have to prove that they are medically fit for the job. The following parameters will be taken into account for determining the candidate’s medical fitness:
Indian Coast Guard Navik Medical Test Parameters |
Details |
Height |
Minimum height: 157 cms. |
Chest |
Well-proportioned chest with a minimum expansion of 5 cms. |
Weight |
Proportionate to height and age +/- 10 acceptable |
Hearing |
Normal |
Visual Standard |
6/6 (Better Eye) and 6/9 (Worse Eye) Note that candidates who use glasses are not eligible to apply. |
Tattoo |
Permanent tattoos on any part of the body are not allowed. Concessions will be given to candidates belonging to the tribal areas. |
Indian Coast Guard will notify the qualifying marks for the written examination to the candidates in an official notification after the exam is held. Candidates will have to score the minimum cutoff marks to be eligible to appear for the next stage of the selection process. The Indian Coast Guard cut off is given below in the table for Sections I to V.
Written Test |
Total Marks |
Passing Marks |
Section I |
60 |
30 (UR/EWS/ OBC) 27 (for SC/ST) |
Section (I+II) |
50 |
30+20=50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Section (I+III) |
50 |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Section (I+IV) |
50 |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
Section (I+V) |
50 |
30+20= 50 (UR/ EWS/ OBC) 27+17= 44 (SC/ST) |
There are many steps involved in the Indian Coast Guard apply online process. Candidates must be familiar with these steps to go through the online application process smoothly. Check out the steps to apply for ICG recruitment below:
The application fee has to be paid by the candidates as per their category in ONLINE MODE only. Here is the required application fee for Indian Coast Guard Recruitment for Yantrik & Navik posts.
Category |
Application Fee |
General candidates |
250/- |
SC/ST candidates |
Exempted |
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