Indian Coast Guard Recruitment 2024: Indian Coast Guard has invited applications for Assistant Commandant posts. Eligible candidates can apply online through the official website joinIndiancoastguard.cdac.in. 70 posts will be filled through this recruitment. Before applying, candidates are advised to read the information related to recruitment, only then start the further process.
Know about the posts
General Duty (GD): 50 posts
Tech (Engineering/Electronics): 20 posts
Indian Coast Guard Assistant Commandant Recruitment 2024: Direct Link
Educational qualification
General Duty (GD): Candidate must have a degree from a recognized university with minimum 60% aggregate marks.
Technical (Mechanical) – Candidate must have Engineering Degree from recognized University in Naval Architecture or Mechanical or Marine or Automotive or Mechatronics or Industrial & Production or Metallurgy or Design or Aeronautical or Aerospace from any recognized Institute with minimum 60% aggregate marks. Have you taken?
Technical (Electrical, Electronics) – Engineering degree from a recognized university in Electrical or Electronics or Telecommunication or Instrumentation or Instrumentation and Control or Electronics and Communication or Power Engineering or Power Electronics with minimum 60% aggregate marks.
age limit
The age limit for Assistant Commandant posts should be between 21 to 25 years as on July 1, 2024.
application fees
General, OBC category candidates will have to pay Rs 300 as application fee, while SC/ST category candidates are exempted from paying the application fee. General, OBC Category All candidates can pay the application fees using Net Banking or through Visa/Master/Maestro/RuPay/Credit/Debit Card/UPI.
Know how the selection will be done
The selection of Assistant Commandant will be based on the merit list, which will be prepared considering the performance of the candidates at various stages. All candidates from all branches will appear in the Computer Based Online Screening Test known as CGCAT. The exam consists of 100 multiple choice questions, in which four marks will be deducted for each correct answer and one mark will be deducted for each wrong answer.
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