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Logistics / Works, Vacancy In Indian Navy – June 2013

THE INDIAN NAVY

Become a Permanent Service Commissioned (PSC) Officer in the Logistics Cadre and Short Service Commission (SSC) Officer in Education Branch and Air Traffic Control (ATC), Course Commencing – December 2013
Applications are invited from unmarried male Indian citizens for Permanent Service Commission (PSC) in the Logisitcs Cadre of Executive Branch and unmarried Male/ Female for Short Service commission in Education Branch and ATC of the Indian Navy for Course commencing December 2013 at Naval Academy (NAVAC) Ezhimala, Kerala. :
Logistics / Works (Only for male) : B.Com./ M.Com./ BA/ MA / BBA/ MBA/ BBM/ BCA/ MCA/ B.Sc. (IT)/ M.Sc. (IT)/ B.Tech./ BE (Any discipline)/ Graduate Degree with Post Graduate Diploma/ Degree in Materials Management/ ICWA/ CA
Education : M.Sc. Physics with Maths in B.Sc./ M.Sc. Physics with Maths in B.Sc./ MCA/ M.Sc. (Operational Research/ Analysis)/ M.Sc. (Mateorology/ Oceanography/ Atmospheric Sciences)/ MA (English or History) OR BE/ B. Tech./ M. Tech. (Mechanical) / BE/ B. Tech./ M. Tech. (Computer Sc./ IT)/ M. Tech. (Meteorology/ Oceanography/ Atmospheric Sciences)

ATC : B. Sc. in Physics/ Maths or Electronics / M. Sc. in Physics/ Maths or Electronics
Age : Logistics/ Works / ATC – Between 19.5 to 25 years, Education 21-25 years
How to Apply: Apply Online at Indian Navy website from 08/05/2013 to 31/05/2013. Take two print out of the system generated application format and send one copy to be sent by 10/06/2013 to the address (only by ordinary post) Post Bag No. 04, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi – 110021

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