General Duty , Pilots, Jobs & Vacancy in Others at
Indian Coast Guard, Delhi May 2012
Job or Vacancy Description:
The Indian Coast Guard, an Armed Force of the Union, offers a
challenging and inspiring career in various branches as a Group ‘A’
Gazetted Officer in the rank of Assistant Commandant at pay scale of
Rs.15600-39100 with Grade Pay Rs 5400.
Branch and Eligibility :
Branch : General Duty
Educational Qualification : Bachelor’s degree with minimum 60% marks in
aggregate of a university recognised by the Central/ State Govt./UGC.
Should have qualified 12th standard with aggregate of 60% marks in
Physics and Maths.
Age (Born between) : 01 Jul 88 to 30 Jun 92 (both dates inclusive).
Branch : General Duty (i) Pilot (ii) Navigator or Observer
Educational Qualification : B.Sc with Maths & Physics with 60% marks
in aggregate. (Physics or Maths should be one of the subject in final
year of B.Sc Degree). Should have qualified 12th standard with an
aggregate of 60% marks in Physics and Maths.
Age (Born between) : 01 Jul 86 to 30 Jun 94 (both dates inclusive).
Branch : Technical branch (Mechanical/ Aeronautical/
Electrical)
Educational Qualification : Degree with 60% marks in aggregate in Naval
architecture / Mechanical/ Marine/Design/ Production /Aeronautical/
Automotive / Industrial and Production/ Aeronautical/ Instrumentation
and Control/ Electrical/ Electronics and Tele Communication in any of
the above discipline, recognised by All India Council for Technical
Education (AICTE).
Age (Born between) : 01 Jul 83 to 30 Jun 92 (both dates inclusive).
Branch : Pilots (Helicopter and fixed wing) Commercial Pilot
License holders
Educational Qualification : 12th class pass with 60% marks and should
possess current / valid Commercial Pilot license (CPL) approved by DGCA
on the date of registration.
Age (Born between) : 01 Jul 86 to 30 Jun 94 (both dates inclusive).
Branch : General Duty(Women)
Educational Qualification : Bachelor’s degree with minimum 60% marks in
aggregate of a university recognised by the Central/ State Govt./UGC.
Should have qualified 12th standard with aggregate of 60% marks in
Physics and Maths.
Age (Born between) : 01 Jul 88 to 30 Jun 92 (both dates inclusive).
How to apply :-
Applications will be accepted Selection
Procedure reliminary SelectionFinal
SelectionMedicalPABTValidity of Selection
Medical Standards :
(a) Height in Cms
(i) Asst Commandant (GD) and Technical : 157 cms minimum. Reduction in
height for candidates from hilly areas and tribal areas will be in
accordance with the Central Govt. orders.
(ii) Asst Commandant General duty (Women) : 152 cms.
(iii) Asst Commandant (Pilot) and Asst Commandant Commercial Pilot
License (CPL) holders for Short Service Appointment (M/F) : Min 162.5
cms and maximum 197 cms, leg length 99 cms.
(b) Weight Proportionate to the Height and Age, + 10 % acceptable.
(c) Chest Well proportionate, minimum expansion 5 cms.
(d) Eye Sight
(i) Asst Commandant (GD) – 6/6(Good Eye) 6/9 (Bad and Asst Comdt
GD(Women) Eye) without glasses
(ii) Asst Commandant GD(P/N) 6/6 in one eye and 6/9 in other /CPL
Holders SSA correctable to 6/6 without glasses
(iii) Asst Commandant (Tech) 6/12 (Good Eye) and 6/36 (Bad Eye).
General Instructions:
(a) Shortlisted candidate through online
application will be called for Preliminary Selection at given
date and time. Candidates are required to appear at the Venue with the
following documents:One copy of pre-filled online application.
(b) Preliminary Selection: – Eligible candidates will appear in
Preliminary Selection on the given date and time which will consist of
Mental Ability test and PP&DT(Picture Perception and Discussion
Test).
(c) Final Selection: – The candidates qualifying above Preliminary
Selection will be called for Final Selection. The date and venue for
Final Selection Board will be uploaded on Indian Coast Guard website
www.indiancoastguard.nic.in. The Final Selection will consist of
Psychologist test, Group Testing and Interview (Personality test).
(d) Medical: – All candidates recommended by Final Selection Board will
undergo Medical examination at nearest Military Hospital. Candidates for
GD(P/N) and CPL will undergo medical at AFCME, Delhi/ Bangaluru.
(e) PABT :- GD(Pilot) candidates on qualifying FSB will be required to
appear for PABT at Dehradun/Mysore AFSSBs. Those already qualified PABT
are to provide details of batch, Chest number and place while filling
PIQ.
(f) Validity of Selection: The candidate’s selection pertaining to a
particular batch is valid for that batch only. Qualified candidates
whose names do not appear in the final select list cannot claim
admission for the next batch. These candidates will have to undergo the
selection procedure afresh provided that they meet the eligibility
criteria for the fresh batch.
(g) Reasons for rejection: The Candidature of a candidate can be
rejected at any time during the process of selection if
(i) Having detected not meeting any of the above laid down criteria /
conditions of education qualification, age, submission of wrong
information in the application or false certificates etc.
(ii) Indiscipline activities including coping etc. during the testing
procedures.
(h) Merit List. Qualifying at the FSB does not confirm final selection. A
merit list is prepared for the medically fit candidates on the basis of
marks obtained by the candidates at FSB.
Tentative Last Date
:20-06-2012
About the organization:
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.CGS
Vijaya Leading The Column on Oil Field Protection Mission A
committee was, therefore, constituted in Sep 1974 with Mr KF Rustamji as
its chairman to study the problem of seaborne smuggling and the
question of setting up a Coast Guard type of organization. This
committee recommended the setting up of a Coast Guard Service patterned
on the Navy for general superintendence and policing of our seas in
peace time under administrative cover of the Ministry of Defence.
Address :
Indian Coast Guard
(MINISTRY OF DEFENCE)
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR MEN AND WOMEN TO BECOME OFFICERS
IN INDIAN COAST GUARD
