NEW DELHI: With an eye on recruiting officers who have the technical
capabilities of handling and managing its hi-tech overhaul, the Indian
Navy will shortlist candidates under one scheme using their performances
in the Joint Entrance Exam (Main). Aspiring candidates for the 10+2 B
Tech cadet entry scheme will now have to take the JEE (Main) in 2017 to
be eligible for entry to the January 2018 course at the Indian Naval
Academy.
Over 28,200 selections in IITs/JEE(Advanced) since 2002 from Resonance.
To know more please click on the link: Resonance Overall Result
About 120 candidates will be shortlisted based on their JEE (Main) scores to appear before the Services Selection Board (SSB) for interviews. The 10+2 B Tech cadet entry scheme will no longer use the candidate’s scores in Physics, Maths and Chemistry (PCM) in the Class XII exams. As TOI reported earlier, the first direct-entry batch of BTech officers graduated from the INA in May 2013.
The JEE scores have been chosen as a benchmark to negate the uneven nature of scoring systems adopted by various state examination boards.
Over 28,200 selections in IITs/JEE(Advanced) since 2002 from Resonance.
To know more please click on the link: Resonance Overall Result
About 120 candidates will be shortlisted based on their JEE (Main) scores to appear before the Services Selection Board (SSB) for interviews. The 10+2 B Tech cadet entry scheme will no longer use the candidate’s scores in Physics, Maths and Chemistry (PCM) in the Class XII exams. As TOI reported earlier, the first direct-entry batch of BTech officers graduated from the INA in May 2013.
The JEE scores have been chosen as a benchmark to negate the uneven nature of scoring systems adopted by various state examination boards.
