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Deeksha Dixit

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The Indian Navy SSR is also known as the Agniveer SSR. The salary of an SSR in the Indian Navy is as follows:
1. For the duration of the first year of training, the SSR will now receive a monthly salary of Rs. 21,000
2. It will increase gradually through the fourth year of service, reaching Rs. 28,000.
3. A 30% salary contribution to the corpus fund, which will be paid out after exit.
4. If an SSR leaves their position after four years, they are eligible for Rs. 10.04 Lacs as part of the Seva Nidhi Package.
5. SSRs are also paid an additional allowance while serving. In order to apply after completing the 12th grade, the candidate must h
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Deeksha Dixit

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You have plenty of options to join the Indian Navy after completing the 12th grade. Following completion of the 12th grade, you can join the Indian Navy in the following ways:
1. NDA Every year, UPSC conducts the NDA exam twice. You can give this exam for admission to the Naval Academy through NA Entry. To be eligible, you must be between the ages of 16.5 and 19. Also, you must have PCM stream in class 12th
2. Artificer Apprentice (AA): If you have completed Class 12 with a 60 percent score, you can apply for this position. Only unmarried male candidates are eligible to apply for the AA post in the Navy.
3. Navy SSR: The Indian Navy SSR
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The Navy's SSC officers are granted a short service commission in the Navy for 10 years. To become a Navy SSC officer, you need to follow the given steps:
1. Complete your schooling with a first division (60%) score.
2. After it, do a BE or B.Tech undergrad degree with a minimum of 60% marks.
3. Apply for the Navy SSC after the official notification is published on the Indian Navy's website.
4. You should be unmarried and under the age of 24 to be eligible.
5. After the application process is over, the candidates are shortlisted based on their scores in the qualifying degrees such as B.E. / B.Tech or M.Sc.
6. The shortlisted candidates
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Deeksha Dixit

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The Indian Navy recruits candidates for the Short Service Commission SSC in its multiple branches. The post includes those of air traffic controller, naval air operations officer, naval constructor, etc. The Navy recruits SSC officers for three branches:
1. Executive Branch (Information Technology and Other Courses)
2. Education Branch
3. Technical Branch
The eligibility criteria vary according to the post; for most posts, you need to have a degree in engineering. For the education branch, you need to have either a first-class Science degree or an engineering degree. Only unmarried male and female applicants under the age of 24 are eligibl
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Maragoni sai rohan goud

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After completing class 12th in Science, I would suggest you go for B.Sc. or B.Tech, because after completing this course. Yes, you are eligible to give AFCAT CDS level exam through which you can join the Indian Armed Forces.

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Candidates seeking admission to top colleges accepting MAH MBA CET must aim for a 99+ percentile or 99.5+ percentile in the exam. To achieve this, candidates must aim for a minimum score of 95+ or 100+ in the exam. You can take admission in top colleges after securing top marks in entrance as well as academic.

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Pushan chatterjee

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The eligibility requirements are that an individual should pursue Physics Maths or Chemistry in class 12th and score at least 60% marks. A student can also pursue a career in the merchant navy after completing class 10th with 40% marks. English is a must language there.

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deepika maurya

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Eligibility Criteria to join merchant navy:
1- Pass 10+2 with Physics Chemistry and Maths.
2- Unmarried Indian citizen. (male or female).
3- Normal vision 6/6 is required but glasses up to plus or minus 2.5 may be allowed.
4- Admission is through an entrance exam followed by a screening test and a written exam.
5- After clearing the entrance exam, there is an interview and a medical test.
6- You also need to complete a ship-training course prior to employment. The course is generally short-term.

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NISHA NA

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Yes, class 12th appearing students can also give the examination of Navy MR. Because As per the eligibility criteria, the candidate must have passed the 10th level examination from any recognized educational Board in India in addition to this they must be born after 1st April 2004.

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