Is swimming necessary for CDS?
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Is swimming necessary for CDS?
Swimming is compulsory and all trainees are required to pass the basic swimming test before the end of the second semester, failing which the trainee may be relegated.
Is swimming necessary for OTA?
Swimming : Cadets who are non-swimmers are advised to learn the fundamentals of swimming from an authorised coach. He /she should attempt to swim up to fifty meters using any stroke less back stroke. Clearance of jump from a 5 m board and 10 m board is essential in I and II Terms respectively.
Is height matter in CDS exam?
Height Parameters The minimum acceptable height for male candidates is 157.5 cm (157 cm for Navy and 162.5 cm for Air Force). For women candidates, the minimum height is 152 cms. For Gorkhas and candidates belonging to North-Eastern regions, Garhwali and Kumaon, the minimum height will be 5 cm less.
What is the third class swimmer qualification?
The third class swimmer qualification is the minimum entry-level requirement for all U.S. Navy personnel. This test consists of two modules. Module one has three separate events, a deep water jump, a 50-yard swim (using any stroke), and a 5-minute prone float. Swimmers who successfully pass module one may continue on to module two.
The Navy does offer remedial swim training to those not accustomed to swimming, but this is often during any “free” time the recruit or student may have. He or she is still expected to pass the basics of the swim assessment in order to join the ranks in the Navy.
Do all sailors have to pass the swim test?
All sailors must pass the swim test; some have stricter standards. Everyone who enters the U.S. Navy must pass a Navy Third Class Swim Test. The initial test is conducted in basic training (boot camp) for enlisted personnel, and as part of officer accession training ( OCS, Academy, ROTC) for commissioned officers.
What is a second class swimmer in the Navy?
The second class swimmer qualification is used as an entry-level requirement for small boat operators, Naval aircrew, and rescue swimmers. The second class swim test consists of a deep water jump, 100-yard swim demonstrating 25 yards each of the crawl stroke, breaststroke, sidestroke, and elementary backstroke.