Indian Coast Guard Navik GD and Yantrik Admission Card for 2025 is now available for download at cgept.cdac.in. Grab your exam hall ticket PDF directly from the link provided.
The Indian Coast Guard has released the guidelines for candidates appearing for the Indian Coast Guard Exam 2025, specifically for batches 01/2026 and 02/2026. It is crucial for all candidates to familiarise themselves with these guidelines to ensure a smooth examination process.
The Indian Coast Guard is responsible for providing access to the call letters for Coast Guard Navik GD & Yantrik for these batches. The call letters, or admit cards, contain vital information that every candidate must review carefully.
The Indian Coast Guard Admit Card 2025 includes the candidate's name, date of birth, roll number, category, exam date & shift, candidate's reporting time, location of the examination center, candidate's photo and signature, and exam guidelines.
Upon arriving at the examination center, candidates are required to adhere to specific rules to maintain a fair and orderly environment. Candidates should sit only in the assigned seat in the exam hall, according to their roll number/registration number.
Prohibited items such as Mobile phones, smartwatches, earphones, and other equipment are not allowed in exam centers. Candidates are advised to leave these items at home to avoid any potential issues.
In addition, candidates are required to carry their admit cards and a valid photo ID (Voter ID, Aadhar, Driving Licence, Passport etc) to the exam center. Failure to do so may result in denial of entry.
Candidates can download their hall ticket from the official website after providing the login credentials. It is recommended to download and print the admit card well in advance to avoid any last-minute hassles.
By following these guidelines, candidates can ensure a successful and stress-free examination experience. Good luck to all the candidates appearing for the Indian Coast Guard Exam 2025!
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