Indian Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025

Indian Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025- The 2025 intake invites applications for Navik (GD), Navik (DB), and Yantrik (Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics) positions via Advt. No. CGEPT‑01/2026 & CGEPT‑02/2026, from 11 June to 25 June 2025.

This online process offers aspiring candidates a chance to join the prestigious INS Chilka training programme. Whether you’re aiming to be part of the General Duty or the technical team, this guide breaks everything down for you – important dates, vacancy details, eligibility, application process, exam pattern, PFT standards, and FAQs.

Indian Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025: Apply for 630 Posts
Indian Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025: Apply for 630 Posts

Overview Indian Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025

PostsNavik GD & DB, Yantrik (Mech./Elec./Elect.)
Total Vacancies670 (260+30+11+19+260+50)
Application Window11–25 June 2025
ExamComputer-based, September 2025
Training BaseINS Chilka
Application Fee₹300 (Gen/OBC/EWS); SC/ST – NIL

Important Dates: Coast Guard GD DB Yantrik Recruitment 2025

Plan your application and preparation with these key dates:

StageDate & Time
Start of Online Application11 June 2025, 11:00 hrs
Last Date to Apply25 June 2025, 23:30 hrs
Stage-I Exam (CGEPT‑01/26)Mid/End September 2025

Apply within these windows to avoid last‑minute hassles.

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Vacancy Details: Navik GD, DB & Yantrik Posts

CGEPT‑01/2026

PostUREWSOBCSCSTTotalQualification
Navik (GD)992565462526012th with Math & Physics
Yantrik (Mech.)1149603010th + Diploma Mech. Engg.
Yantrik (Elect.)412221110th + Diploma Elect. Engg.
Yantrik (Elec.)913511910th + Diploma Electronics

CGEPT‑02/2026

PostUREWSOBCSCSTTotalQualification
Navik (GD)1042671401926012th with Math & Physics
Navik (DB)20516815010th pass

Age Limit & Relaxation

  • Navik (GD/DB): Born between 1 Aug 2004 – 1 Aug 2008
  • Yantrik: Born between 1 Mar 2004 – 1 Mar 2008
  • Age relaxation: OBC (NCL): +3 yrs, SC/ST: +5 yrs

Make sure you meet the DOB criteria before applying.

Selection Process: Stages Explained

The selection unfolds in four stages:

  1. Stage I – Computer-Based Written Exam
  2. Stage II – Document Verification, Physical Fitness Test (PFT), Medical
  3. Stage III – Final Verification & Pre-enrolment medical at INS Chilka
  4. Stage IV – Final document check by Coast Guard Boards

Zone-wise merit lists for Navik and all‑India for Yantrik.

Exam Pattern: Know What to Expect

Here’s how the written test is structured:

PostSection ISection II–VTotal Qs/MarksTime
Navik (DB)Maths (20), Science (10), English (15), Reasoning (10), GK (5)60 / 6045 min
Navik (GD)Same as DBMaths (25), Physics (25)110 / 11075 min
Yantrik (Elec./Elect./Mech.)Same as aboveEngg. Discipline (50)110 / 11075 min

Physical Fitness Test (PFT) Criteria

To clear the PFT, candidates must meet all these minimum standards:

  • 1.6 km run: ≤ 7 minutes
  • 20 squat-ups (Uthak Baithak)
  • 10 push-ups (without break)

Application Process: Step by Step

  1. Visit the official portal: joinindiancoastguard.cdac.in/
  2. Register with valid email & mobile number
  3. Upload scanned docs – photo, signature, certificates, Aadhaar
  4. Pay ₹300 (Gen/OBC/EWS); SC/ST apply for free
  5. Submit and download final form – only one application per candidate allowed

Notification

Apply Online

Training Location & Career Track

Selected candidates will undergo training at INS Chilka. Completing their course leads to placement in either General Duty or technical roles within the Indian Coast Guard.

FAQs – Indian Coast Guard Recruitment 2025

  1. Can female candidates apply?
    No, these vacancies are exclusively for male candidates.
  2. What’s the fee?
    ₹300 for Gen/OBC/EWS candidates; SC/ST candidates are exempt.
  3. Can a 2004‑born OBC candidate apply?
    Yes – with 3‑year age relaxation, they’ll still fall within the eligible range.
  4. One application per person?
    Yes, multiple applications lead to automatic disqualification.

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