What is Commission worthy entry in Indian Navy?

Promotion to Officer Rank Sailors who possess unique leadership qualities and fulfil requisite conditions in terms of age, education etc can aspire to become Commissioned Officer in the Navy through Commission worthy (CW) scheme and Special Duties (SD) scheme.

Who can commission a Navy officer?

BECOME A COMMISSIONED NAVAL OFFICER Commissioned Officers are members of the Navy or Navy Reserve who have a degree from a four-year college or university as a minimum educational requirement and have gone through Officer Training.

What is Commission worthy entry?

The Commission Worthy Scheme Entry is one such option for Indian Navy sailors to get promotion to the rank of Acting Sub-Lieutenant in all branches. Currently, Commission Worthy Scheme has become a full-fledged entry for the sailors of Indian Navy to earn officer level rank.

What is CWE in Indian Navy?

ABOUT PBORs, (Person Below Officer Rank) CWE (Commissioned Worthy Entry) BRANCH SSB DETAILS. Earlier, Commissioned Worthy Entry or CWE, known as the Upper Yardmen Scheme, was used to select suitable candidates from the lower deck for promotion to the rank of Acting Sub-Lieutenant in all branches.

How can I become an officer after joining sailor?

The Sailors can write UPSC exmas like CDS and NDA. If they get selected they can get the post of an officer. Also the sailors who meet eligibilities cam also join Commission Worthy scheme to become officers.

Can a sailor become an officer in Indian Army?

Indian Navy provides opportunity to sailors to become a commissioned officer. These are commissioned worthy i.e. CW scheme and very rare SD scheme (Special Duties). Earlier SW scheme is known as the Upper Yardmen Scheme in which the candidates from lower deck will be selected to become officers.

Can SSR sailor become officer?

Answer. Yes you can become. Any person who is enrolled in armed forces as an SSR can become a commissioned officer on meeting the eligibility criteria.

What is Navy NEA?

The Indian Navy Artificer Apprentices Examination is carried out by the Navy for unmarried Indian male citizens. It is generally held twice a year for courses commencing in August/September and February/March respectively.