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Can I become officer after SSR?
Answer. Yes you can become. Any person who is enrolled in armed forces as an SSR can become a commissioned officer on meeting the eligibility criteria. Unique leadership qualities and fulfill requisite conditions in terms of age, education etc can aspire to become commissioned officer.
Post that there will be an exam, if you will qualify that, you will be called for an an SSB. After successfully clearing your SSB you will be selected for training in INA- Ezimala. After successful completion of your training you will be commissioned as an officer in IN.
What are the trades in Navy SSR?
What is the work of SSR in the Indian Navy?
- Aircraft carriers.
- Guided-missile destroyers.
- Frigates.
- Replenishment ships.
- Submarines.
Is there any interview in Indian Navy SSR?
No, there is no interview in the Indian Navy recruitment. The Indian Navy SSR AA final merit list is prepared on the basis of the marks scored in the written examination and qualifying the physical standards as well as the medical standards as documented by the officials of the Indian Navy.
Can a sailor become an officer?
Sailors who possess unique leadership qualities and fulfil requisite conditions in terms of age, education etc can aspire to become Commissioned Officer in the Navy through Commission worthy (CW) scheme and Special Duties (SD) scheme. Such officer can aspire to Command Ships and Units and even rise to become Admirals!
Which is good AA or SSR?
CONCLUSION: On concluding we can say that overall both are good. It just depends on you where you want to work. SSR is a less technical job as compared to AA. If you are technically strong and have good technical knowledge we would recommend you AA examination.
Which is better AA or SSR?
SSR is a non-technical branch in which you must complete all training before becoming a sailor. AA is better when it comes to promotions. The pension aspect is better for SSR sailors. Every sailor has access to medical services, canteens, railway concessions, and much more.
What are the different engineering branches in the Indian Army?
Corps of Engineers: This branch is for the tech savvy guys of the Indian Army. All the engineer-related tasks are handled by these men. Combat Engineers, MES, BRO, MAP and Survey of India comes under this branch.
It could be operations of various equipment such as radars, sonars or communications or firing of weapons such as missiles, guns or rockets. Candidates selected will undergo 22 weeks Basic Training at INS Chilka followed by Professional training in the allotted trade in various Naval Training Establishments.
What is the eligibility criteria for SSR?
Qualified in 10+2 examination with Maths & Physics and atleast one of these subjects; Chemistry/Biology/Computer science from an educational board recognized by Central/State Government. The age for SSR candidate should be between 17-20 years on the day of enrolment.
What is it like to be in the Indian Army?
Indian Army is not just a place for the toughest of fighting men and machines, but it is also the place for people who love technology, who do not love technology so much, doctors, teachers, religious preachers, farmers, lawyers, intelligence agents, dentists, businessmen, policemen and you name it.