Indian Navy Civilian Recruitment 2025: Apply for 1100+ posts under INCET 01/2025 from July 5
Indian Navy Civilian Recruitment 2025:
The Indian Navy has officially released the notification for its Civilian Recruitment 2025 drive under the Indian Navy Civilian Entrance Test (INCET 01/2025), inviting applications for over 1,100 vacancies in various Group 'C' posts.
The online application process will commence on July 5, 2025, via the official recruitment portal: incet.cbt-exam.in.
The recruitment offers opportunities for candidates with qualifications ranging from matriculation and ITI to diploma and graduation. Posts include Tradesman Mate, Chargeman, Senior Draughtsman, and several others. Candidates interested in central government service within the defence sector—particularly those seeking technical and administrative roles—are encouraged to apply.
Vacancies across a wide spectrum of technical and non-technical roles
The Indian Navy's recruitment initiative covers a diverse range of posts aimed at strengthening its shore-based support units. The vacancies are spread across multiple disciplines including engineering, logistics, administration, and healthcare. The roles are open to both experienced professionals and freshers, with an age limit ranging from 18 to 45 years depending on the post.
Below is a summary of the posts and corresponding vacancies:
Post
Vacancies
Post
Vacancies
Staff Nurse
1
Chargeman (Naval Aviation)
1
Chargeman (Ammunition Workshop)
8
Chargeman (Mechanic)
49
Chargeman (Ammunition and Explosive)
53
Chargeman (Electrical)
38
Chargeman (Electronics and Gyro)
5
Chargeman (Weapon Electronics)
5
Chargeman (Instrument)
2
Chargeman (Mechanical)
11
Chargeman (Heat Engine)
7
Chargeman (Mechanical Systems)
4
Chargeman (Metal)
21
Chargeman (Ship Building)
11
Chargeman (Millwright)
5
Chargeman (Auxiliary)
3
Chargeman (Ref & AC)
4
Chargeman (Mechatronics)
1
Chargeman (Civil Works)
3
Chargeman (Machine)
2
Chargeman (Planning, Production and Control)
13
Assistant Artist Retoucher
2
Pharmacist
6
Cameraman
1
Store Superintendent (Armament)
8
Fire Engine Driver
14
Fireman
30
Storekeeper / Storekeeper (Armament)
178
Civilian Motor Driver Ordinary Grade
117
Tradesman Mate
207
Pest Control Worker
53
Bhandari
1
Lady Health Visitor
1
Multi Tasking Staff (Ministerial)
9
MTS (Non Industrial) / Ward Sahalka
81
MTS (Non Industrial) / Dresser
2
MTS (Non Industrial) / Dhobi
4
MTS (Non Industrial) / Mali
6
MTS (Non Industrial) / Barber
4
Draughtsman (Construction)
2
Candidates applying must possess relevant qualifications as per the post applied for—ranging from 10th or 12th standard pass to diploma or degree in engineering or other disciplines.
The official notification advises applicants to consult specific qualification requirements on the official site before applying.
Applications must be submitted online only. After registration, candidates must upload the required documents, a recent passport-sized photograph, and signature. A non-refundable application fee of ?295 applies to General and OBC category candidates, while SC, ST, PwBD, Ex-Servicemen, and women applicants are exempt.
Selection process and examination pattern
The selection process involves a Computer-Based Test (CBT), followed by a skill test depending on the nature of the post. Shortlisted candidates will then undergo document verification and a medical examination. The examination will consist of 100 objective-type questions across four sections—General Intelligence and Reasoning, Numerical Aptitude, General English, and General Awareness—conducted over 90 minutes.
Important dates and where to apply
The notification was published in the Employment News for the week of July 5–11, 2025. The application window opens on July 5 and will close on July 18, 2025. Interested candidates can apply online at incet.cbt-exam.in or through the Indian Navy's official recruitment site joinindiannavy.gov.in.
Applicants are encouraged to submit their applications well before the deadline to avoid last-minute technical issues.
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