Indian Navy

1. About Career

Do you want to serve your country? Does aur Navy force grab your attention? If yes, get your career started as an Indian Navy officer.

Navy officials are the sea soldiers. Their primary role is to safeguard their country from the enemy that might attack through water route. Indian Navy is the 7th most powerful navy of the world. The naval forces are involved in many operations with respect to safeguarding our country; right from high-intensity war to humanitarian assistance and also disaster relief operations. To be an Indian Navy officer, one must be extremely sincere, courageous, patriotic and brave.

Example: INS Arihant, INS Vikramaditya, INS Viraat, INS Vikrant are the few famous naval ships deployed by the Indian Navy.

2. Roles and Responsibilities of a Indian Navy

• The Navy is a well-balanced and cohesive three-dimensional force, capable of operating above, on and under the surface of the oceans

• It plays four most important role in safeguarding our country

• 1. Military role: It is characterized by the threat or use of force at and from the sea.

• 2. Strategic role: Shape the maritime environment in the furtherance of national interests.

• 3. Constabulary role: Forces are employed to enforce the law of the land or to implement a regime established by an international mandate.

• 4. Benign role: Benign tasks include humanitarian aid, disaster relief, search and rescue.

• They efficiently safeguard our national interests.

• The Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) exercises operational and administrative control of the Navy from the Integrated Headquarters of Ministry of Defence (Navy).

• He is assisted by the Vice Chief of the Naval Staff (VCNS) and three other Principal Staff Officers, namely the Deputy Chief of the Naval Staff (DCNS), the Chief of Personnel (COP) and the Chief of Material (COM).

• The full range of operations in which a nation's naval forces may be involved is vast.

• It ranges from high-intensity warfighting at one end to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations at the other end.

• Naval forces range from high-intensity warfighting at one end to humanitarian assistance and disaster relief operations at the other end.

• This broad continuum of operations can be broken down into distinct roles, each demanding a specific approach to the conduct of operations. It includes:

• 1. Surveillance

• 2. Maritime Strike

• 3. Anti-submarine Ops

• 4. Anti-surface Ops

• 5. Anti-air Ops

• 6. Amphibious Ops

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3. Key Skills Required for Indian Navy

• • Mental and Physical fitness

  • Security Risk Management

  • Security Policies and Procedures

  • Strong Analytics skills

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4. Salary and Demand for Indian Navy

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  Demand is High for Indian Navy.

  
  


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  Salary levels are High for Indian Navy. For fresher average salary is more than 5 Lacs.

  
  


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  Fees levels of the course is Low. To pursue this course student need to spend lesser than 2 Lakhs.

  
  


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  Level of preparation for Indian Navy is High. Students spend more than 1 Year to prepare for entrance test of Indian Navy.

  
  
  
   

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