Indian Coast Guard Navik 2026 (01/2026 & 02/2026): Apply Online Link Out, Exam Dates, Eligibility & Vacancies

Indian Coast Guard 2026 ( Indian Coast Guard )

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Anangsha Patra
Updated on Jun 26, 2025 16:28 IST

By Anangsha Patra, Deputy Manager – Editorial

Indian Coast Guard Navik 2026: Indian Coast Guard (ICG) has extended the ICG application form filling deadline for 01/2026 & 02/2026 batches. The application form filling deadline has been extended till June 29, 2025. Earlier, the last date to fill the application form was June 25, 2025. Indian Coast Guard application form link was activated on June 11, 2025. A total of 260 vacancies were announced for 01/2026 batch and 310 for 02/2026 batch. The age limit to apply for ICG Navik exam is 18 to  22 years. The educational qualification required for Navik General Duty is a Class 12 pass with Maths and Physics. The educational qualification for Navik Domestic Branch is a Class 10 pass from an education board recognized by Council of Boards for School Education (COBSE). Read below for more details on ICG Navik 2026 exam.

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Age Limit for General Duty?
A: 

Indian Coast Guard age limit for Navik General Duty is 18 to 22 years. 5 years relaxation is given to SC/ST candidates,  if the posts are reserved for them and 3 Years for OBC, if the posts are reserved for them. EWS candidates will not get any age relaxation. Even if there is no vacancy reserved for SC / ST / OBC (Non - Creamy) / EWS category candidates, such candidates can still apply. However, they will not be eligible for any age and passing marks concession / relaxation etc. SC / ST candidates are exempt from payment of application fee even in such case.

Q:   is ICG Notification 2026 released?
A: 

Indian Coast Guard notification 2026 for 01/2026 and 02/2026 batch has been released. The notification has been released in PDF form and comprises the important details related to the exam. Candidayes applying for the exam must read the notification before applying.

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard exam pattern for Navik DB?
A: 

Indian Coast Guard exam pattern for Navik DB is given below:

Serial NumberName Of ExaminationDetails of ExaminationSubject wise allocation of QuestionsPass MarksSyllabus
(i)Section IMaximum Marks – 60
Time – 45 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 60
Maths – 20
Science - 10
English – 15
Reasoning–10
GK – 5
30 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
27 (for SC/ST category)
Class 10th Syllabus
Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Navik DB syllabus?
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Indian Coast Guard Navik DB syllabus is given below.

Sr No.ScienceMathematicsEnglishGeneral AwarenessReasoning
01Nature of Matter, Universe (Planets / Earth/Satellites/Sun), Electricity and its applicationMathematical Simplification, Ratio and Proportion, Algebric Identities, Linear Equations and Polynomials, Simultaneous Equations, Basic TrigonometryPassage, Preposition, Correction of sentences, Change active to passive/passive to active voice.Geography: Soil, Rivers, Mountains, Ports, Inland, HarboursSpatial, Numerical Reasoning and Associative Ability, Sequences, Spellings Unscrambling, Coding and Decoding
02Force and Gravitation, Newton’s Laws Of Motion, Work, Energy and PowerSimple Mensuration, Geometry, Measures of Central Tendency (Average, Median and Mode)Change direct to indirect/indirect to direct, Verbs/Tense/Non Finites, Punctuation.Culture and Religion, Freedom Movement, Important National Facts about India, Heritage, Arts and Dance
03Heat, Temperature, Metals and Non-Metals, Carbon and its Compounds, Measurements in Science, Sound and Wave Motion, Atomic StructureInterest, Profit, Loss and Percentage, Work, Time, Speed and DistanceSubstituting phrasal verbs for expression, Synonyms and Antonyms, Meanings of difficult words.History, Defence, Wars and neighbours, Awards and Authors, Discoveries, Diseases and Nutrition
04-Use of adjectives, Compound preposition.Current Affairs, Languages, Capitals and Currencies, Common Names, Full Forms and Abbreviations
05-Use of pronounsEminent Personalities, National Bird/Animal/Sport/Flower/Anthem/ Song/ Flag/Mountains
06-Sports: Championships / Winners /Terms / Number of Players
Q:   How many vacancies have been announced for ICG Navik and Yantrik 2026?
A: 

A total of 320 vacancies have been announced for ICG Navik and Yantrik 2026 for 01/2026 batch. A total of 310 vacancies have been announced for 02/2026 batch. Indian Coast Guard Navik and Yantrik vacancy break-up is given below.

ICG Navik and Yantrik 2026 Vacancy for 01/2026

PostNo. of Vacancy
Navik (General Duty)260
Yantrik (Mechanical)30
Yantrik (Electrical)11
Yantrik (Electronics) 19

ICG Navik Vacancy for 02/2026 

Post No. of Vacancy
Navik (General Duty)260
Navik (Domestic Branch) 50

 

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard exam pattern for Physical Efficiency Test for Navik GD?
A: 

The pattern for Physical Efficiency Test for Navik GD is given below:

  • 1.6 Km run to be completed in 7 minutes.
  • 20 Squat ups (Uthak Baithak).
  • 10 Pushup
  • All three test of PFT are to be carried out in continuity without any break. Any break will lead to failing the PFT
Table of content
  • Indian Coast Guard Recruitment
  • Indian Coast Guard 2025 Exam Dates & Schedule
  • Indian Coast Guard Selection Process for Navik DB & GD
  • Indian Coast Guard Navik Syllabus 2026
  • Indian Coast Guard Navik Exam Pattern 2026
  • Indian Coast Guard Navik Result 2026
  • Indian Coast Guard Navik Admit Card 2026
  • FAQs on Indian Coast Guard Recruitment
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Indian Coast Guard Recruitment

Indian Coast Guard Recruitment Exam is one of the most awaited examinations for candidates who desire to join the Indian Coast Guard as Navik, Yantrik, or Assistant Commandant. Indian Coast Guard holds various national-level recruitment exams every year for these posts. The recruitments are solely based on merit, as there is no backdoor entry for Indian Coast Guard recruitment. Candidates must meet prescribed eligibility parameters to apply for these exams.

Indian Coast Guard notifications for these exams are released on the official website of Indian Coast Guard (ICG), the rest of the processes are also conducted online. However, the exams are conducted offline. The selection process includes several phases-a written test followed by a Physical Fitness Test (PFT) and Medical Examination. 

Latest News:

July 4: ICG Navik 2025 Application Deadline Extended

June 13: ICG Navik 2025 Application form and Notification Released

 

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Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard salary?
A: 

The salary of Indian Coast Guard Navik is given below:

  • After joining, a Navik in Indian Coast Guard is entitled to get a basic pay of INR 21,700 (Pay Level-3) plus DA and other allowances (based on nature of duty/location of posting)
  • A Navik can be promoted upto the rank of Pradhan Adhikari with a pay scale INR 47,600 (Pay Level-8) with Dearness Allowance
  • Apart from basic pay and allowances, a Navik is entitled to get free ration, clothing, medical treatment, government accommodation for self and family on nominal rate, canteen, and various loan facilities
  • After retirement, they can avail ECHS medical facilities
Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Navik educational qualification?
A: 

The educational qualification prescribed for Indian Coast Guard Navik recruitment is that candidates must have passed Class 12th with Maths And Physics from any Education Board recognised by Council of Boards of School Education. It is important to secure passing marks in Maths and Physics.

 

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Navik Eligibility?
A: 

These are the eligibility criteria for Indian Coast Guard Navik:

Age

The age limit for the posts is between 18 and 22 years. Candidates should be born between 01 Mar 2003 to 28 Feb 2007 (both dates inclusive).

Relaxation in the upper age limit of 5 years (SC/ST) and 3 years (OBC (non-creamy) are provided to candidates.

Educational Qualification

  • Navik (General Duty): Passed Class 12 with Maths and Physics from an education board recognised by Council of Boards for School Education (COBSE)
  • Navik (Domestic Branch): Passed Class 10 from an education board recognised by Council of Boards for School Education (COBSE).
Q:   How many vacancies were announced for ICG Navik 2025 exam?
A: 

A total of 260 vacancies were announced for ICG Navik 2025 exam. The zone-wise vacancy break-up is given below.

Region/ZoneUR (Gen)EWSOBCSTSCTotal

North

30

08

24

03

12

77

West

26

06

21

03

10

66

North East

27

07

21

03

10

68

East

13

03

11

01

06

34

North West

05

01

04

00

02

12

Andaman & Nicobar

01

00

01

00

01

03

Total

102

25

82

10

41

260

Indian Coast Guard 2025 Exam Dates & Schedule

Take a look at the table below for the complete schedule of Indian Coast Guard 2026 exam

DatesPast Exam Dates
11 Jun ' 25 - 25 Jun ' 25

ICG Navik Application Form 2026

13 Jun ' 24 - 10 Jul ' 24

ICG Navik Application Form 2025

Sep ' 23

Stage 3 Exam Date for 02/2023 Batch

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Indian Coast Guard Selection Process for Navik DB & GD

The selection process for Indian Coast Guard Navik (DB & GD) is divided into the following stages:

Stage-I: This stage will be a written exam that will happen for all posts.

Stage-II: Based on the performance in the Stage- I, candidates will be called for Stage-II that will include Physical Fitness Test (pass/fail), Document verification (pass/fail), Re-assessment of Inconsistent Performers (pass/fail), Initial Medicals Examination.

Stage-III: Based on the performance in Stage-I & Stage-II, an all India merit list will be prepared and e-admit card for Stage-III (final medicals at INS Chilka) will be issued as per the vacancies available and ratio decided by ICG.

Stage-IV: This stage is conducted for candidates who clear Stage III and stand on merit as per vacancies available are provisionally shortlisted for training at INS Chilka.

Indian Coast Guard Exam Centres 

Candidates are required to give preferences of five exam cities while filling the application form for Stage I & II exams. Candidates are required to fill first choice within 30 Kms from the present/communication residence. If no examination city is within 30 Km from the current address then the nearest examination city from current address has to be the first choice of the candidate.

Also Read: ICG Navik Exam Centres

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Q:   How can I know the category-wise ICG cut off marks?
A: 

The candidate can check his own marks and the cut off for the respective category in order to appraise him of how much more efforts he has to put up in his future endeavours. The cut off for other category in which the candidate does not appear in CGEPT will not be displayed as the information does not pertain to the respective candidate. In fact,  if the candidate is shortlisted for Stage II / III then neither the marks scored nor the category cut off is displayed in order to avoid any superiority complex / unnecessary comparison among the shortlisted candidates for Stage II / III.

Q:   What details can I check in the ICG Navik notification 2025?
A: 

ICG Navik notification 2025 is made available online. The notification is released in PDF form and comprises details such as exam dates, application process, eligibility, exam pattern syllabus, etc. Candidates must read the notification before applying for the exam. 

Q:   I have passed matriculation, how can I join Indian Coast Guard as an Enrolled Personnel or Enrolled Follower?
A: 

You are eligible to apply for 10th pass Recruit where you can join as Enrolled Personnel {Navik (DB) (Stewards, cooks)} and Enrolled Follower (sweeper/ safaiwala). Recruitment for Enrolled Follower is not carried out through online website. It is generally conducted locally at CG headquarters through Employment Exchange as per the vacancy released to the regions/ units.

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard selection process for Navik?
A: 

The selection of candidate is based on an all India order of merit based on their performance in Stage-I, II, III & IV and meeting the laid down medical standards during medical examination and the number of vacancies available for the post. Clearing of Stage-I, II, III, IV and satisfactory performance in training is compulsory for recruitment in ICG. All candidates will be compulsorily subjected to identity check prior commencement of the examination of Stage- I, II, III of CGEPT.

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Indian Coast Guard Navik Syllabus 2026

The level of the Indian Coast Guard Navik syllabus is of Class 10 and 12 standards. The written exam includes several topics such as English, Mathematics, Physics, Basic Chemistry, Reasoning, Current Affairs and Quantitative Aptitude.

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Q:   How to prepare for ICG Navik exam?
A: 

The tips and tricks to crack Indian Coast Guard Navik exam are given below:

  • Prepare a proper study routine
  • Chalk out the important topics from the previous years' question papers
  • Cover all the topics given in the syllabus
  • Solve previous years' question papers
  • Attempt mock tests

Also Read: ICG Preparation Tips 2025

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Navik educational qualification for DB?
A: 

Indian Coast Guard Navik educational qualification for DB is that candidates must have passed Class 10th from any educational board recognised by the Council of Boards of School Education in India. 

Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard syllabus for Navik DB?
A: 

Indian Coast Guard syllabus for Navik DB is given below:

Serial NumberName Of ExaminationDetails of ExaminationSubject wise allocation of QuestionsPass MarksSyllabus
(i)Section IMaximum Marks – 60
Time – 45 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 60
Maths – 20
Science - 10
English – 15
Reasoning–10
GK – 5
30 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
27 (for SC/ST category)
Class 10th Syllabus
Q:   How often will I get promoted after cracking ICG Navik exam?
A: 

The promotion till the rank of a 'Uttam Navik' is on a time scale basis. The promotion to Pradhan Navik and above is vacancy based. All promotions are subject to your clearing the required qualification course /exams on time and meeting the sea service,  physical and medical requirement for your branch.

Q:   Is there any normalisation formula applied for marks obtained in ICG Stage-I?
A: 

Yes, normalisation formula is applied for ICG exams In order to rationalise the marks scored by candidates appearing in different shifts in an objective manner through a statistical method. Before declaration of result, marks scored by candidates will be normalised as per the formula. However, merit will be prepared on the basis of normalized marks of the candidates.

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Indian Coast Guard Navik Exam Pattern 2026

The Indian Coast Guard Navik exam pattern is such that it is divided into five stages. The exam pattern for each stage is explained below:

Stage I: In Stage I, there are two sections and it is conducted in computer-based mode. Candidates who have opted for Navik (DB) are required to attempt section I which comprises Maths, Science, English, Reasoning and GK. The standard of the syllabus is of Class 10th level. Maximum marks allotted to the test is 60. Candidates who have opted for Navik (GD) are required to appear for both section I and II. The section I is the same as Navik (DB). Section II comprises questions from Maths and Physics and the marks allotted to the test are 50. The exam is of objective type, questions are asked in MCQs format

Stage II: Those who qualify the written test are asked to appear for Stage II that comprises Physical Fitness Test (PFT), document verification and initial medical exam. The duration of Stage II is for 1 to 2 days. The PFT consists of running, squat ups and push ups. This is qualifying in nature. The pattern of PFT is given below:

  • 1.6 Km run to be completed in 7 minutes
  • 20 Squat ups (Uthak Baithak)
  • 10 Push-up

In the document verification, all the original documents such as grade X/XII/ Diploma mark sheet/photo Identity card/caste certificate/individual subject and aggregate marks will be verified.

In the initial medical exam, the medical officer may put the candidates as permanently unfit or temporarily unfit. The candidate can appeal on the finding of the initial medical examination within 21 days if permanently unfit or within 42 days if temporarily unfit.

Parameters for Medical Exam

Indian Coast Guard Navik Medical Examination Parameters

Salient Features

Height

Minimum height has to be 157 cms.

Chest

Well-proportioned chest with minimum expansion of 5 cms.

Weight

Proportionate to height and age + 10 percentage acceptable

Hearing

Normal

Visual Standard

6/6 (Better Eye) and 6/9 (Worse Eye)

(Candidates using glasses are not eligible)

Tattoo

Permanent tattoos on any part of the body are not allowed

Stage III: The Stage III comprises final document verification and medical exam at INS Chilka. The duration of this stage is one to two days.

Stage IV: The candidates who clear Stage III and stand in merit as per the vacancies available are provisionally shortlisted for training at INS Chilka.

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Q:   Is there any negative marking for Navik (GD/DB)/ Yantrik exam?
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There are no negative marks in Indian Coast Guard Navik exam. Candidates need to secure the overall marks in the exam. There are also qualifying marks in the exam. Candidates are also required to secure the cut off marks in the exam as decided by the examination authority.

Q:   What am I expected to do in the ICG Navik Physical Fitness Test?
A: 

Qualifying in Physical Fitness Test is mandatory for selection. PFT will consist of 1.6 Km run to be completed in 7 minutes,  20 squat ups (Uthak Baithak) and 10 Push-ups. The run,  squats and pushups are to be completed without any break. Candidates undergoing PFT will do so at their own risk and will not claim any compensation from Indian Coast Guard for any injury occurring during PFT due to negligence by themselves or any Government Personnel.

Q:   What are the passing marks in ICG Navik exam?
A: 

The passing marks in ICG Navik exam are given below.

SL.Name Of ExaminationDetails of ExaminationPassing Marks
(a)Section IMaximum Marks – 60
Time – 45 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 60
30 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
27 (for SC/ST category)
(b)Section IIMaximum Marks – 50
Time – 30 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 50
20 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
17 (for SC/ST category)
(c)Section IIIMaximum Marks – 50
Time – 30 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 50
20 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
17 (for SC/ST category)
(d)Section IVMaximum Marks – 50
Time – 30 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 50
20 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
17 (for SC/ST category)
(e)Section VMaximum Marks – 50
Time – 30 mins.
Total no. of Questions – 50
20 (UR/EWS/ OBC category)
17 (for SC/ST category)
Q:   What is Indian Coast Guard Navik exam pattern?
A: 

The Indian Coast Guard Navik comprises questions from questions from Mathematics, Science, English, Reasoning, and General Knowledge for Section I, and advanced Mathematics and Physics for Section II. The test comprises two sections-I and II. The Section 1 carries 60 questions for 60 marks. The duration of this section is 45 minutes. The Section 2 carries 50 questions for 50 marks. The duration of the test is 30 minutes. The structure of Indian Coast Guard Navik is given below.

Indian Coast Guard Navik Exam Pattern 2025-Section I

Subject

Total Questions

Total Marks

Total Time

Passing Marks

Mathematics

20

20

45 minutes

30 (UR/EWS/OBC category), 27 (for SC/ST category)

Science

10

10

English

15

15

Reasoning

10

10

GK

5

5

Total

60

60

Indian Coast Guard Navik Exam Pattern 2025-Section 2

Subject

Total Questions

Total Marks

Total Time

Passing Marks

Mathematics

25

25

30 minutes

20 (UR/EWS/ OBC category), 17 (for SC/ST category)

Physics

25

25

Total

50

50

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Indian Coast Guard Navik Result 2026

ICG Navik result is announced online. To check result, candidates need to enter email ID and password. Qualified candidates in the exam receive a message that reads, "Congratulations…!! You are shortlisted for the subsequent stage". 

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Q:   What is the process for ICG result declaration?
A: 

Merely obtaining passing marks in the written test is not sufficient for issue of E-Admit Card for Stage II (PFT). E-Admit Card for Stage II (PFT) are issued to candidates who meet the cut off criteria applied for Stage II (PFT) as per merit. The cutoff marks for Stage II will be announced along with the result.

Q:   How is the zone-wise merit list prepared for ICG exam?
A: 

The merit list is prepared on all India basis for the post of Yantriks . However, merit list for the posts of Navik (DB) and Navik (GD)Zone wise is prepared zonewise. The details of area/states covered under various region/zone are as follows:-

  1. North – Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, NCT of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Chandigarh.
  2. West – Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Goa, Dadar & Nagar Haveli, Daman & Diu, Lakshadweep.
  3. North East – Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Sikkim, Orissa.
  4. East – Andhra Pradesh, Telagana, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry.
  5. North West – Gujarat
  6. Andaman & Nicobar – Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
Q:   How can I know my position in ICG Navik All India Merit list?
A: 

The merit position of the candidate is not displayed in candidate's login intentionally so that the candidates do not feel superior or inferior in comparison to other candidates. The merit position is likely to discourage the candidates from applying in future CGEPT batches if they are very low in merit. ICG wants to encourage every candidate to apply for next CGEPT irrespective of his merit position in previous CGEPT. The candidate can check his own marks and the cut off for the respective category in order to appraise him of how much more efforts he has to put up in his future endeavours. The cut off for other category in which the candidate did not appear in CGEPT will not be displayed as the information does not pertain to the respective candidate. In fact,  if the candidate is shortlisted for Stage II / III then neither the marks scored nor the category cut off is displayed in order to avoid any superiority complex / unnecessary comparison among the shortlisted candidates for Stage II / III.

Q:   I have cleared the ICG Stage I and Stage II but my name does not appear in Stage III (final medical at INS Chilka). What is the reason?
A: 

Merely obtaining passing marks in Stage I and Stage II is not sufficient for issue of E-Admit Card for Stage III. E-Admit Card for Stage III are issued to candidates who meet the cut off criteria applied for Stage III as per merit. 

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Indian Coast Guard Navik Admit Card 2026

Indian Coast Guard Admit Card for Navik posts is released two to three days before the exam date. Candidates can download their admit cards by logging with the required credentials. Candidates need to bring the following documents while appearing for the exam:

  • Print out of Indian Coast Guard Admit Card 
  • Original Class 10 marksheet
  • Valid original Photo ID as submitted in application/ mentioned in E-admit card
  • Two passport size colour photograph with similar facial features as uploaded in the online application
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Q:   What if I do not produce the duly verified ICG admit card by ICG officials?
A: 

On submission of duly stamped and signed e-admit card and Online application by C-DAC Official/ICG Official at Stage II & Stage III as mentioned above will lead to cancellation of candidature on account of incomplete submission of documents. The candidates are advised not to leave the examination centers without stamping of above documents by C-DAC Official/ICG Official. The candidates are advised to retain the e-admit cards and online application duly stamped by C-DAC Official/ICG Official till induction in service at INS Chilka.

Q:   Do I have to produce the online application and ICG e-admit card at subsequent stages of selection?
A: 

Yes, the candidates have to produce the online application and e-admitcard duly verified by C-DAC official/ICG official as follows:-
Stage II – Duly stamped and signed e-admit card at Stage I by C-DAC official
Stage III –

  • Duly stamped and signed e-admit card at Stage I by C-DAC Official
  • Duly stamped and signed e-admit card at Stage II by ICG Official
  • Duly stamped and signed online application at Stage II by ICG Official
Q:   I have applied for Navik (GD/DB)/Yantrik entries a number of times but I did not get a ICG call letter. What should I do?
A: 

You might not have received the call letter due to any of the following reasons:-

  • Application not received in time by us due to internet failures.
  • Application incorrectly filled.
  • You may not be fulfilling the eligibility criteria.
  • Coast Guard did not receive the application fee in their account before closing of application
Q:   How can I download ICG admit card?
A: 

ICG admit card is released online on the official website. The steps to download the admit card are given below:

  • Visit the official website of ICG
  • Click the 'ICG admit card' link on the home page
  • Enter the required credentials
  • ICG admit card appears on the screen
  • Download and save it
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FAQs on Indian Coast Guard Recruitment

Candidates can check below Indian Coast Guard Navik FAQs.

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Q:   What is the ICG examination fee? Is there any waiver of fee for SC/ST candidates?
A: 

The application/examination fee for UR/EWS/OBC (Non creamy) candidates is Rs. 300/-. SC/ST candidates are exempted from paying the application/examination fee. The applicants can pay the examination fee by Credit/debit card/net banking of all banks.

Q:   Can I apply for all the posts of Indian Coast Guard Navik?
A: 

All the candidates can apply for only one post as per the eligibility criteria mentioned in the advertisement. The candidature of candidate will be cancelled if multiple applications are submitted by the candidate for more than one post in response to one advertisement and the fee will not be refunded.

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Answered 3 weeks ago

The category-wise Indian Coast Guard vacancies 2026 for Navik 02/2025 batch is given below. 

Post

UR (GEN)

EWS

OBC

SC

ST

Total

Navik (GeneralDuty)

104

26

71

40

19

260

Navik (Domestic Branch)

20

05

16

08

01

50

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Bhumika Arora

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

The category-wise Indian Coast Guard vacancies 2026 for Yantrik post for 01/2025 batch is given below.

Post

UR (GEN)

EWS

OBC

SC

ST

Total

Yantrik (Mechanical)

11

04

09

06

00

30

Yantrik (Electrical)

04

01

02

02

02

11

Yantrik (Electronics)

09

01

03

05

01

19

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Abhishek Kumar

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

The category-wise ICG Navik vacancies 2026 for 01/2026 batch is given below.

Post

UR (GEN)

EWS

OBC

SC

ST

Total

Navik (GeneralDuty)

99

25

65

46

25

260

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Ishita Aggarwal

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

ICG vacancies 2026 for 02/2026 batch is given below.

Post

UR (GEN)

EWS

OBC

SC

ST

Total

Navik (GeneralDuty)

104

26

71

40

19

260

Navik (Domestic Branch)

20

05

16

08

01

50

M

Mani Shukla

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

Indian Coast Guard vacancies 2026 for 01/2026 batch is given below.

Post

UR (GEN)

EWS

OBC

SC

ST

Total

Navik (GeneralDuty)

99

25

65

46

25

260

Yantrik (Mechanical)

11

04

09

06

00

30

Yantrik (Electrical)

04

01

02

02

02

11

Yantrik (Electronics)

09

01

03

05

01

19

A

Anangsha Patra

Contributor-Level 10

Answered 3 weeks ago

Candidates are required to upload the latest photograph during ICG Navik and Yantrik registration. Live image of the candidate will be captured during the registration. The facial features of the candidate in the uploaded photo should match against the real-time photo. 

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Bhumika Lama

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

Indian Coast Guard Navik and Yantrik application form 2026 has been released online on June 11. The last date to fill the application form is June 25, 2025. To apply for the exam, candidates need to register themselves with Indian Coast Guard. Candidates can apply for only one post.

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Chanchal Jain

Contributor-Level 6

Answered 3 weeks ago

A total of 320 vacancies have been announced for ICG Navik and Yantrik 2026 for 01/2026 batch. A total of 310 vacancies have been announced for 02/2026 batch. Indian Coast Guard Navik and Yantrik vacancy break-up is given below.

ICG Navik and Yantrik 2026 Vacancy for 01/2026

PostNo. of Vacancy
Navik (General Duty)260
Yantrik (Mechanical)30
Yantrik (Electrical)11
Yantrik (Electronics) 19

ICG Navik Vacancy for 02/2

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Jasleen Harsha

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Answered 3 weeks ago

Indian Coast Guard notification 2026 for 01/2026 and 02/2026 batch has been released. The notification has been released in PDF form and comprises the important details related to the exam. Candidayes applying for the exam must read the notification before applying.

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