Indian Coast Guard Assistant Commandant Exam Pattern 2022

The Indian Coast Guard exam pattern is divided into five stages: I, II, III, IV, and V. The exam pattern varies depending on the stage of selection. To fully comprehend the Indian Coast Guard exam pattern, each step must be explained in detail, as well as all-important highlights.

This blog will provide you with the detailed exam pattern for Assistant Commandants in the Indian Coast Guard for General Duty GD/Pilot/Navigator/Women SSA Commercial Pilot CPL SSA, Technical, Law.

1. Stage 1: The structure of Stage-I, i.e., the screening test for Assistant Commandant in Indian Coast Guard, is given below.

1. Stage 2: It consists of the Computerized Cognitive Battery Test (CCBT) and the Picture Perception and Discussion Test (PP&DT).
2. Stage 3: consists of a psychological test, a group task, and an interview (Personality test).
3. Stage 4: In this stage, candidates must pass a medical exam at the base hospital in Delhi.
4. Stage 5: In this stage, candidates who pass Stage 4 are chosen for training based on their performance in Stages 1 & 3.

• Applicants who pass the preliminary exam will be invited to the final selection round. This examination will include a psychological test, a group task, and an interview (or Personality test).
• Applicants will be notified soon regarding the date and location of the final selection on the Indian Coast Guard's official website.
• The final selection board will recommend candidates for medical examinations, which will be held at the nearest Military Hospital following the medical standards outlined in the current regulations governing Assistant Commandant recruitment. 

• Every correct answer will be awarded four marks each.
• 1 negative marking will be deducted for each incorrect answer.
• No marks will be deducted for untouched questions.
• Candidates need to secure section-wise as well as overall cut off marks.

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