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Assistant Commandants in General Duty Branch
Assistant Commandants in Pilot and Navigator Branch
Assistant Commandants in Technical Branch
Library and Information Science
Radio and Television Broadcasting
Coast Guards
The
Indian Coast Guard is a Paramilitary force, under the Ministry of Defence,
to protect the maritime and other national interests falling in our
Maritime zone; ensuring safety and protection of artificial islands and
off-shore installation; protection to fishermen and providing them help at
times of distress like cyclone; assisting the authorities in prevention
and control of smuggling and enforcing the provisions of legislation
enacted for application in the maritime zone. There are three branches in
Indian Coast Guard to manage the whole system. These branches are general
duty branch, pilot navigator branch, technical branch.
Coast
Guard offers good and secure jobs, with a number of benefits, which are
not easy to come by in civilian life like semi-professional courses in
search and rescue operation, pollution control and computers in addition
to the facilities like paid annual leave, medical facilities, Leave travel
Concession and so on like in any other armed service. The promotion
prospects are also good and an Assistant Commandant on completion of 6
years of service becomes a Deputy Commandant. With 2 years of service as
DCs they are promoted as Commandants and with eight years of service as DC
they pick up the rank of DIG and thereafter IG in another six years.
Educational
Qualification:
Coat
Guard recruits male officers in the rank of Assistant Commandants in all
the three branches mentioned above. Educational Qualifications and other
essential requirements like age and physical standard, depends upon the
branch of recruitment.
Opening:
Coast
Guard offers good and secure jobs. In addition they also have the
facilities like paid annual leave, medical facilities, Leave Travel
Concession like in any other armed service. The promotion prospects are
also good and an Assistant Commandant on completion of 6 years of service
becomes a Deputy Commandant.