Indian Navy SSC Officer June 2027 Apply Online – 275 Posts 🟢 Active

Indian Navy SSC Officer June 2027 apply online has been extended — candidates now have until 3 August 2026, instead of the earlier 27 July deadline, to apply for 275 Short Service Commission officer posts across Executive, Engineering, Electrical, Education, and Naval Constructor branches. Applications go through the official joinindiannavy.gov.in portal, and there’s no application fee for any candidate.

Indian Navy SSC Officer June 2027 — important dates

275 posts — branch-wise breakdown

The vacancies are spread across three broad streams: Executive, Engineering/Electrical, and Education, with training starting at the Indian Naval Academy in Ezhimala, Kerala.

Eligibility for Indian Navy SSC Officer June 2027

Requirements differ by branch, but most technical posts ask for a BE/B.Tech with at least 60% marks in the relevant discipline; a few specialised roles (like certain Education posts) need an M.Sc or MBA instead. Class 10 and 12 English marks of 60% or above are checked for select branches too. All posts are open to both male and female candidates except the Submarine Technical branches, which are male-only for now. Age eligibility runs roughly from those born on or after 02.07.2002 up to 01.07.2008, though Education-branch candidates follow a slightly different window — check the official notification for your specific branch before applying, since a mismatch here is one of the more common reasons applications get rejected.

How to apply for Indian Navy SSC Officer June 2027

1. Go to the official joinindiannavy.gov.in portal and register with a valid email ID and mobile number.
2. Fill in your personal, academic, and branch-preference details carefully.
3. Upload scanned photograph and signature as per the specified size and format.
4. Review your branch choices before final submission — changes aren’t accepted after the deadline.
5. Submit the form and save the printed confirmation for your records; no fee payment is required.

Why the deadline extension matters

A last-date extension like this one usually means the Navy wants a wider applicant pool for a specific branch, or that server load close to the original deadline caused genuine difficulty for candidates trying to submit. Either way, don’t treat the extra week as a reason to delay — SSB batches and training-course seats at Ezhimala are fixed in number, and applications are still processed on a first-verified basis once the window closes. If you’ve already started filling the form, finish and submit it well before 3 August rather than waiting for the final day, when portal traffic is at its highest and technical glitches are most likely.

Physical and medical standards you’ll be checked against

The official medical and physical standards page sets the minimum height at 157 cm for male candidates and 152 cm for female candidates, with relaxation available for Gorkhas, tribal candidates, and applicants from the North East and Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Beyond height, the medical exam checks vision in both eyes, dental health (enough sound teeth for normal chewing), and general fitness free of any condition that could affect duty at sea or ashore. It’s worth getting a basic dental and vision check done before your SSB call rather than discovering an issue at the medical stage after clearing the interview.

Documents to keep ready before applying

Have scanned copies of your academic certificates (marksheets for the qualifying degree, plus 10th and 12th if the branch requires it), a valid photo ID, and passport-size photograph and signature in the specified format ready before you start the form — the portal doesn’t save partial applications indefinitely, and gathering these mid-way through the form often costs candidates the extended window entirely. If you hold an NCC certificate or any other credential mentioned as relevant for your branch, keep that scanned and ready too, since some branches give it added weight during shortlisting.

Selection process — what comes after the form

Shortlisted candidates go through SSB (Services Selection Board) interviews, followed by medical examination, before the final merit list and course allotment. There’s no written exam at the applying stage itself for most Navy officer entries — the shortlisting for SSB is done on academic merit and branch-specific criteria, so accuracy in your application (marks, category, branch preference) matters more here than for typical staff-selection recruitment. Selected candidates are commissioned as Sub Lieutenants after training — the Navy’s main site, indiannavy.gov.in, covers what that role and career path actually looks like beyond the recruitment stage, if you want that context before applying.

Meanwhile, check more Sarkari Naukri updates for other central recruitment notifications currently open.

Written By: GD Sarkari Naukri Desk

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