Current Vacancy - Indian Navy
Current Vacancy - Indian Navy
Designation : Permanent Commissioned Officer
Job Description :
Indian Navy invites applications from from unmarried Male candidates for grant of Permanent Commission (PC) in the Law Cadre of Executive Branch- Course Commencing – Jan 2012
Post Name : Permanent Commissioned Officer
Qualifications : A Degree in Law qualifying for enrolment as an advocate under Advocates Act 1961, with minimum 55% marks.
Note : Candidates who have not completed their Law Degree (i.e. appearing candidates) need not apply, their applications will not be accepted.
Company Profile :
The history of the Indian Navy can be traced back to 1612 when Captain Best encountered and defeated the Portuguese. This encounter, as also the trouble caused by the pirates, forced the British East India Company to maintain a small fleet at Swally, near Surat(Gujarat). The First Squadron of fighting ships arrived on 5 September 1612, forming what was then called the Honourable East India Company's Marine. It was responsible for the protection of the East India Company's trade in the Gulf of Cambay and the river mouths of the Tapti and Narmada. The officers and the men of this force went on to play an important role in surveying the Arabian, Persian and Indian coastlines.
Although Bombay had been ceded to the British in 1662, they physically took possession of the island on 8 February 1665, only to pass it on to the East India Company on 27 September 1668./ As a consequence, the Honourable East India Company's Marine also became responsible for the protection of trade off Bombay.
By 1686, with British commerce having shifted predominantly to Bombay, the name of this force was changed to Bombay Marine. This force rendered unique service, fighting not only the Portuguese, Dutch and French, but also interlopers and pirates of various nationalities. The Bombay Marine was involved in combat against the Marathas and the Sidis and participated in the Burma War in 1824.
Desired Profile :
How to Apply : Application Forms, in accordance with the prescribed format duly completed in all respects with superscription on the envelope “Law Cadre – Jan 2011 Course, Educational Qualification ………….. Aggregate Percentage……….%” and should be sent by 14th June 2011 to.
Last Date : 08-06-2011
Education : BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech
Location : Bhavnagar
DETAILS HERE
Designation : Permanent Commissioned Officer
Job Description :
Indian Navy invites applications from from unmarried Male candidates for grant of Permanent Commission (PC) in the Law Cadre of Executive Branch- Course Commencing – Jan 2012
Post Name : Permanent Commissioned Officer
Qualifications : A Degree in Law qualifying for enrolment as an advocate under Advocates Act 1961, with minimum 55% marks.
Note : Candidates who have not completed their Law Degree (i.e. appearing candidates) need not apply, their applications will not be accepted.
Company Profile :
The history of the Indian Navy can be traced back to 1612 when Captain Best encountered and defeated the Portuguese. This encounter, as also the trouble caused by the pirates, forced the British East India Company to maintain a small fleet at Swally, near Surat(Gujarat). The First Squadron of fighting ships arrived on 5 September 1612, forming what was then called the Honourable East India Company's Marine. It was responsible for the protection of the East India Company's trade in the Gulf of Cambay and the river mouths of the Tapti and Narmada. The officers and the men of this force went on to play an important role in surveying the Arabian, Persian and Indian coastlines.
Although Bombay had been ceded to the British in 1662, they physically took possession of the island on 8 February 1665, only to pass it on to the East India Company on 27 September 1668./ As a consequence, the Honourable East India Company's Marine also became responsible for the protection of trade off Bombay.
By 1686, with British commerce having shifted predominantly to Bombay, the name of this force was changed to Bombay Marine. This force rendered unique service, fighting not only the Portuguese, Dutch and French, but also interlopers and pirates of various nationalities. The Bombay Marine was involved in combat against the Marathas and the Sidis and participated in the Burma War in 1824.
Desired Profile :
How to Apply : Application Forms, in accordance with the prescribed format duly completed in all respects with superscription on the envelope “Law Cadre – Jan 2011 Course, Educational Qualification ………….. Aggregate Percentage……….%” and should be sent by 14th June 2011 to.
Last Date : 08-06-2011
Education : BE/B.Tech/ME/M.Tech
Location : Bhavnagar
DETAILS HERE
