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Indian Navy Pilot Observer CutOff Marks

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Indian Navy Pilot Observer CutOff Marks

Many candidates who are applying for Indian Navy pilot and observer recruitment as an officer are looking for the cutoff marks declared by Indian navy to shortlist candidates for the pilot/observer SSB interview. Though, the minimum cutoff marks for Indian navy pilot observer entry is mentioned already but the final cut off marks to get shortlisted for the SSB interview is not mentioned in the public domain. As we have contacted fee shortlisted candidates and they have told us the cutoff marks for Indian navy pilot observer entries.

 

Indian Navy Pilot / Observer Minimum Cutoff Marks

Branch/ Cadre Basic Qualification Stream Minimum Percentage
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Metallurgy Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Aerospace Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Production Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Chemical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Electrical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Production Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Instrumentation 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Information Technology 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Aerospace Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Electrical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Information Technology 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Chemical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Mechanical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Metallurgy Engineering 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Mechanical 60
SSC(NAIC) B.E Electronics 60
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Instrumentation 60
SSC(PILOT) B.Tech Any Discipline 60
SSC(PILOT) B.E Any Discipline 60
SSC(OBS) B.E Any Discipline 55
SSC(OBS) B.Tech Any Discipline 55

Indian Navy Pilot / Observer Minimum Final Cutoff Marks [Expected]

Branch/ Cadre Basic Qualification Stream Minimum Percentage
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Electronics 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Metallurgy Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Aerospace Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Production Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Chemical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Electrical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Production Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Instrumentation 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Information Technology 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Aerospace Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Electrical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Information Technology 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Chemical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Mechanical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Metallurgy Engineering 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Mechanical 75
SSC(NAIC) B.E Electronics 75
SSC(NAIC) B.Tech Instrumentation 75
SSC(PILOT) B.Tech Any Discipline 75
SSC(PILOT) B.E Any Discipline 75
SSC(OBS) B.E Any Discipline 70
SSC(OBS) B.Tech Any Discipline 70

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Exercise Shatrujeet: 8 Points To Know

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Exercise Shatrujeet

Exercise Shatrujeet in being conducted in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan to evaluate the capability of the Army to strike deep into enemy territory in an integrated air-land battle environment. The Army undertakes such exercises at regular intervals at different levels to ensure forces are provided war-like situations and kept in high-state of battle readiness. This exercise is being considered to be a part of India’s Cold Start Doctrine.

Here are the 8 points to know about this exercise:

  1. The exercise started on 16th April and will be concluded on April 23.
  2. Exercise Shatrujeet is undertaken by Mathura-based Strike 1 corps which is one of the three principle strike corps of the Army.
  3. This exercise will involve participation of several Infantry, armoured and artillery formations under a simulated nuclear, biological, chemical warfare environment.Exercise Shatrujeet
  4. The formation and units under the corps have been undergoing the training for past two months and this is the last phase of exercise. Post-preparatory training manoeuvres at subordinate units and formation level, the Strike 1 is now poised to conduct integrated operational manoeuvres to validate its operational plans in simulated high tempo battlefield environment and terrain.
  5. The exercise focuses on “validating integrated battle theatre fighting concept”. This will incorporate drills using new-age technologies, weapon platforms and systems as well as long range precision targeting vectors.
  6. The exercise holds utmost importance for the Army as a threat from Pakistan’s 60-km Hatf-IX missiles is expected anytime. Exercise Shatrujeet will aim to fine-tune the strategy to tackle the threat.
  7. To add teeth to the strategy, the exercise will also see major airborne operations, including para-dropping of around 3,000 soldiers!
  8. Army Chief General Dalbir Singh Suhag will review the final phase of the exercise.

About Cold Start Doctrine: It involves the various formations of India’s military conducting offensive operations against enemy (particularly Pakistan). It would involve limited, rapid armoured thrusts, with infantry and necessary air support. Under it, the offensive operations must begin within 48 hours after orders have been issued. Such a limited response time would enable Indian forces to surprise their enemy. It is intended to allow India’s conventional forces to perform holding attacks in order to prevent a nuclear retaliation from the enemy. And since India’s no-first-use policy on Nuclear weapons is clear, this doctrine comes to the rescue when enemy takes the big step.

Navy Women To Be Up For Combat Roles On Warships

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indian navy women

Women officers may soon be aboard the Indian Navy’s warships as the Navy is working out a policy in this regard. According to Defence sources, the Navy is working on the modalities to allow women officials on board its warships.

Earlier, in 2008, the government decided to grant permanent commission to short service commission women officers in those arms of the three services that “do not entail direct combat or the possibility of physical contact with the enemy”.

Following this, the Indian Navy has allowed seven of its short service commission women officers a permanent commission in the force which enabled them to serve till they retired. Navy is the last of the three armed forces in the country to allow permanent commission to women.

Now, the Navy is considering its women officers for combat roles on its warships.

This is the second major step towards enabling women officers to serve in combat roles after the IAF decided last year to allow its women officers to serve as fighter pilots on “experimental basis” for five years. This made IAF the first of the three forces to allow women in combat role, now followed by the Navy.

Defence sources said women officers in the Navy will have to meet at least four conditions for permanent commission for the combat roles, including medical fitness and a good annual confidential report. Women officers will also have to opt for permanent commission at the start of their service.

According to Commodore BK Munjal, the living conditions in ships are entirely different. They are now modifying ships and designing them as per the conditions required for women officers. The Navy has made some structural design changes to its newly built warships to provide accommodation for women officials and modification is underway to the already inducted ships.

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The government said starting 2017, women will be eligible to join as pilots of reconnaissance planes in the Navy, one of the eight branches to be opened up to female officers.

Women were first inducted in the Military in 1927 in the Nursing Service and in the Medical officers’ cadre in 1943. They were enabled to join the armed forces in 1992 on short service commissions.

Though the clear figures are not known yet, the Indian Air Force currently has the highest number of women officers at 1,350, followed by the Army with 1,300 and Navy with about 500.

Besides the Navy, the Army is working on a proposal to give more responsibility to its women officials, but not in the direct combat role. The Army may soon consider women for combat roles too in the near future.

This could set a global trend for the induction of women in combat roles in the male-dominated militaries of the world.

More power to you, lady warriors!

(With Inputs from IANS and PTI)

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Indian Navy Recruitment Law Cadre Executive Branch 2016

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Indian navy law recruitment JAG

Indian Navy official career website nausena-bharti.nic.in has published a notification for permanent commission in law cadre of an executive branch. This is an opportunity for male  law graduates to join Indian navy executive branch. This course is going to commence on Jan 2017 at Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala.

Applications are invited from unmarried Male/Female candidates for grant of Short Service Commission in the Law cadre of Executive Branch of the Indian Navy for Course commencing Jan 2017 at Indian Naval Academy (INA) Ezhimala, Kerala. Candidates must fulfill conditions of nationality as laid down by the Government of India.

Eligibility Criteria Law Cadre Executive Branch

Age: 22 to 27 years (candidate must have been born between 02 Jan 1990 to 01 Jan 1995 (both dates inclusive).
Gender: Male

Educational Qualification:
  • A degree in law qualifying for enrolment as an advocate under Advocates Acts 1961, with minimum 55%.
  • Candidates who have not completed their law degree are not eligible.
Branch/ Cadre
Basic Qualification
Stream
Minimum Percentage
PC(LAW)
L.L.B
NA
55
PC(LAW)
Integrated L.L.B
NA
55

Duties of Law Officer

Law Officer renders advisory role on multifarious subjects of Law. The duty of a Law Officer is not restricted at the policy making stage but to see its implementation and execution in Navy in sync with the legal principles.

Selection Procedure Navy Law Cadre Executive Branch

  1. Navy will shortlist candidates for SSB interview based on their performance in Law Degree.
  2. Shortlisted candidates will be facing SSB interviews at Bangalore/Bhopal/Coimbatore/Visakhapatnam during June to Sep 2016.
  3. SSB Recommended candidates will go for medical tests.
  4. Candidates in merit list will join INA on Jan 2017.

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Important Dates

  • Date of Commencement of Online Application: 16-04-2014
  • Last Date Of Online Submission of Application: 06-05-2014
  • Last Date Of Receipt of Online Application at Naval HeadQuarters: 16-05-2014

How to Apply for Law Cadre Executive Branch

  1. Candidates are to fill in ‘e-application’ (Online) for the entry. The candidates are to apply online (e-application) from 16 Apr 16. The online application registration will cease on 06 May 16. The procedure for applying online is explained in Paras 18 & 19 below. IMPORTANT – Please read the instructions given on the website carefully before submitting your ‘e-application’ form.
  2. Online (e-application). Whilst filling up the e-application, it is advisable to keep the relevant documents readily available to enable the following:-
  3. Correct filling up of personal particulars. Details are to be filled up as given in the Matriculation Certificate
  4. Fields such as e-mail address, mobile number are mandatory fields and need to be filled.

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5 Things To Do To Pump Yourself Anywhere Anytime

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motivation army

Hello Aspirants, It is essentials for us to maintain sanity and keep yourselves pumped up to encounter the challenges we face in day to day life or in SSB. Here are few simple techniques to do to charge yourself and bring yourself to the right mind set to face an interview or conference.

 

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  1. Listen to soul pumping song: Music can help Move Mountain they say! Yes, that is what you should be doing. Listen to that song that can pump you up to move the mountain, It can hard rock or Eminem rap to get the adrenaline going or a simple AR Rehman song to calm your soul and get you battle ready!
  1. Visualize the Moment of Success: The will to win has always pushed legends forward. That is exactly what you should do. Think about the moment of success and do what is need to be there actually! If it is an interview or GTO day just imagine the picture of yourself in the olive green, you need to perform well to get that picture into reality. GET Pumped GET going!motivation army
  1. Talk to yourself: No one can help you better than yourself. Move to a calm place talk to yourself. Let yourself know why you are there? Why you should perform? And tell yourself that you can do it because you are made for it! Get your confidence up and face the day.
  1. Revisit memories of past glory: Study says that human brain functions are high when positive/happy memories are run through. Let’s leave science there, think of the last time you won a competition, a race or an exam you did well and your mom was proud of you or the day you were appreciated in front of the team for your job by your boss. You are still the same confident chap if you can achieve success then, you can certainly do it this time too!
  1. A quick Workout Session: Imagine you have an interview or a GTO day, though geared up still feel a small lack in mind set. That is when you do the army way! DROP DOWN and GIVE A 50! Push ups really get you going no matter what mind set you are in. Even in academies cadets are made to do josh push ups before an important PT or cross country.

Now, even you’re a Cadet get JOSHed UP!

So use these techniques and gear up folks, get pumped and achieve you dream. A simple quote to pump yourself for now.

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“Do not go gentle into that good night, rage, rage against the dying light”!!

Indian Army Officer’s Wife Killed In Mishap In Srinagar

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indian army officer wife killed

Wife of a senior Army officer was today killed while an Assistant Commandant of CRPF was injured in a road accident on Srinagar-Baramulla National Highway, police said.

Wandhna (35) died on the spot when a private cab in which she was travelling turned turtle after its driver lost control at Tappar village of Pattan, 27 kms from here, a police officer said, adding the mishap took place around 7:45 AM.

He said the deceased was the wife of Commanding officer of 21 Raj Rifles of Army, Colonel Sourab.

Assistant Commandant of CRPF Manish Kumar, who was also travelling in the vehicle, was injured and admitted to a hospital, the officer said.

The vehicle, driven by Rafeeq Ahmad Sheikh of Chowkibal, was on its way to Srinagar from Kupwara district of north Kashmir, he said, adding the driver escaped unhurt.

source: PTI

SSC 47 Tech Men CutOff Marks

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SSC tech Men Army Cutoff

Indian army has published the cutoff marks for SSC 47 tech entry for men. Candidates who are shortlisted will be getting the email and SMS for their SSB interview. Candidates can check their emails and SMS for the date of SSB interview (if shortlisted).

 

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SSC 47 Tech Men Cut Off Marks

As per notifications. Only those candidates are eligible, who have obtained 55% up to 6th semester for appearing candidates and also for those who have completed B.Tech. Any candidate having grading system in degree level, is required to produce conversion certificate of grade into marks system issued by the concerned College/University (signed by the Principal/ Registrar of the College/ University) failing which candidature will not be accepted. In case the engineering stream of the candidate is not listed in the vacancies notified in Govt approved stream/ equivalent streams mentioned in the Notification, and candidates desire to claim equivalence, they may produce equivalence certificate of the concerned universities (signed by the Principal/ Registrar of the College/ University) for the purpose. Recruiting Directorate will examine the case for acceptance based on the certificate issued by the concerned university for equivalence.

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SSC 47 SSB Dates Tech Men

You are required to get a printout of this callup letter and bring along with you for the SSB along with all documents. Callup letter is not being sent to you separately by post. You are required to get a print out of this letter and carry as callup letter. Callup letter is not being sent to you separately.

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10 Tricky And Awkward Questions Asked In AFSB Interview

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awkward AFSB questions

AFSB interview which is also known as Air Force Selection Board Interview is a 5-day interview process to select the potential candidates who can join Indian air force flying, GDOC and technical branch as an officer. AFSB interview consists of mainly three different tests based on which the performance of the candidates is decided and AFSB decided whether to recommend him/her or not. To know more about complete AFSB interview procedure, you can visit this link.

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AFSB Interviews are conducted at 5 different AFSB i.e. Dehradun (1 AFSB), Mysore (2 AFSB), Gandhinagar (3 AFSB), Varanasi (4 AFSB) and Kanchrapara (5 AFSB). It doesn’t matter which board you are going to attend, AFSB interview procedure will be same at all boards. In this article, we are going to post some real questions asked in AFSB interview which are tricky and awkward sometimes. If you are going to attend the AFSB interview soon, it will be helpful for you to go through these tricky questions before.

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Tricky And Awkward AFSB Interview Questions

  1. Tell 3 negative qualities of your father and why don’t you like those qualities in him?
  2. If you get a chance to become a famous cricketer or an air warrior, which one you choose and why?
  3. Tell me 3 qualities which you have and your friend doesn’t?
  4. Tell me Indian Army/Airforce/Navy Officers’ Rank by skipping one in between from top to bottom.
  5. If you have to choose one, who do you like the most, mother or father?
  6. Tell me 3 bad qualities of your brother/sister?
  7. Do you smoke? Drink? Do you watch P*orn?
  8. Why do you watch P*orn? And what do you do after watching p*orn?
  9. Do you have a girlfriend? Tell me 3 positive and 3 negative qualities of your girlfriend?
  10. Why don’t you have a girlfriend? Are you gay?

These are few awkwardly interesting questions you might face in the AFSB interview but, not everyone goes through such a grilling, so if you are lucky enough you will face such questions.

Share the awkward question you have faced in your AFSB interview below in the comment section.

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10 Tips For Non-Math Students To Crack NDA Exam

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NDA For non maths student

Over 6 lac applicants apply for NDA exam every six months. Admission rate in NDA is as low as there are chances to book a train ticket on IRCTC website. Students from every field apply for the exam – from MPC to BPC to Arts. But the candidates who have an upper hand on maths section among all have better chances for selection.

It’s not that the non-maths students do not get to join the academy. They do, but they are restricted for joining only the Army wing, eligibility of which is only 12th pass. The eligibility for Air Force and Navy wing however, is Maths and Physics at the 10+2 level among others.

So it is not mandatory but obvious that without MPC subjects a candidate is not eligible for Navy/Air Force wing.

So, Arts/Commerce students can only join the Army wing and not AF/Navy, you ask? Sadly, yes. But this should not be a problem for writing the exam. For this purpose, you just need to study Maths from the exam point of view and maybe, the correction would be lenient in case of non-maths students (ambiguous).

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Anyhow, having an upper hand on maths will only increase your chances to join the academy. So, why take risk and why not go that extra mile? Here are few tips which may help non-maths students crack the NDA exam:

  1. Study Maths: You may have chosen Arts/Commerce because you hate maths. But you have to study maths if you want to join the academy. Period.
  2. Get Tuitions: Invest in a good tutor or a coaching academy. There are many institutes which offer specialised coaching in maths for NDA aspirants. Or you can just hire a personal tutor who will teach you 11th and 12th maths in a less period of time.
  3. Take Help from Maths Friends: This is the most underrated part. Why don’t you just go and ask your Maths friends to help you out. They can be a good tutor to you and you do not need to have any formalities with them either.
  4. Self-Studies Is Not That Bad: Have you tried opening the book and tried learning it by yourself? Why don’t you just do it? The more you do it by yourself, the more determined you will become. Try with small chapters like Matrices & Determinants and then increase your level. By the time you feel that you can’t do it by yourself, go for help.
  5. Invest in a Self-Study Guide: There are lot many self-study materials and guides available for maths in the market. Research on it and pick anyone of them. Follow it thoroughly and you will all be set.
  6. Have a Dedicated Time Slot: You are studying this subject out of interest apart from your mainstream studies. So, you need to set aside a specific time slot for practising maths. 2 hours daily is a must.
  7. Set a Time Goal: If you ought to write your exam the next time, you have six month’s time to prepare for maths. Divide your syllabus and set a target and time limit for each chapter to be studied.
  8. Don’t Underestimate the Power of Internet: So, while you have internet to access this article on how to clear maths, you can use the same internet to clear your doubts. YouTube is a wonderful source for learning new things, yet it is much underestimated.
  9. Previous Year’s Papers to the Rescue: You target here is to study maths to clear the NDA exam. So why not just refer what type of questions are being asked and try solving those instead of solving each question from NCERT?
  10. Believe in Yourself: Unless you think you can do it, you can’t do it. Believe in yourself and be confident of what decisions you have made. You may not succeed at first, but you may the second time.

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India’s “Most Ambitious And Secret” Nuke Missile K-4 Test Fired

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Nuke Missile K-4

India’s “Most Ambitious” missile, codenamed K-4 was recently test-fired from the nuclear-powered submarine INS Arihant somewhere in Bay of Bengal. Various news agencies have accessed the first images of this secretive weapon system that has almost never been seen before in flight.

The missile was fired from around 20 metres under water from the submarine and it hit the target after covering 700 kms distance. In its full capability, the K-4 can strike targets up to a range of 3500 kms.

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About the K-4 missile:

  1. Although the missile is yet to get its actual name, it was being developed under a secret project, code named K-4, which is part of the K-family of missiles, a series of Submarine Launched Ballistic Missiles (SLBMs).
  2. K-4 is capable of carrying nuclear warheads. It is named after the Missile Man of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
  3. The K-4 SLBM has a range of 3,500 km.
  4. The missile is 10-12 metres long and 1.3 metres wide with a solid-fuelled engine.
  5. It weighs 17-20 tonnes and can carry a nuclear payload of up to 2,000 kg.
  6. The missile was developed exclusively for INS Arihant, as the Agni-III missile could not be fitted in the submarine.
  7. K-4 is indeed a derivative of the Agni ballistic nuclear missiles already in service. This will make K-4 the most potent part of India’s nuclear deterrent.
  8. INS Arihant can carry 12 smaller K-15 missiles or four larger K-4 missiles.
  9. The DRDO, which developed this missile also have plans to develop three more K-series missiles. This includes the K-5 missile which will have a strike range of more than 5,000 km capable of hitting targets deep inside China.
  10. While the K-4 missile has more developmental trials before being inducted in the armed forces, its shorter version 750-km range K-15 (renamed as B-05) is ready for induction.

The missile test is being seen as a huge step forward for country’s nuclear weapons programme and strategic deterrent. Before India’s K-4 missile launch, only United States, Russia, China and France could successfully launch an undersea nuke-powered ballistic missile.

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