How To Obtain Unique Number for Indian Navy University Entry Scheme

Recently, Indian Navy announced recruitment of Naval Officers under University Entry Scheme for July 2013 course. But there were several people who lost the opportunity to register on time. It is very unfortunate for so many engineering final year students that they will not be able to appear for such a high level job.

But Indian Navy realized the fact that it is very important to encourage students of engineering final year to join Navy and they opened a new method for those who were not able to register on time. Such candidates need to obtain a unique number from the Naval selection team when they visit any engineering campus in your city.

I found that many of the student are unaware about the procedure of obtaining the unique number. If you were thinking that how to obtain unique number of Indian Navy UES entry then you are in good luck as we will guide you how to grab the unique number so that you can appear for campus selection rounds for Indian Navy pre-final year and final year UES entry SSB.

STEP I: First of all you need to find out that in which college Indian Navy Selection team is going to appear. This can be achieved by finding out through your friends. Everyone has many friends in intermediate or 12th class who joined different colleges in your city. So Log in on your facebook account and ask them about when Naval Selection Team is going to visit their college. Your public relation skills will help you allot to achieve this.

Ask about Navy UES Selection Team Visiting Date to your Old School Friends who are studying in different engineering college.

STEP II: As soon as you find that Naval Selection Team is visiting XYZ Engineering College, wear some formal dress and visit the college with your college ID and all educational certificate. Meet the selection team and produce your college ID card and they will issue a Unique Number. Note down the unique number carefully and come back home.

Meet the Naval Selection Team conducting Indian Navy UES JULY 2013 selection at nearby colleges

STEP 3: Come back home open your laptop or computer and CLICK HERE then you will see a window shown in the following picture. There will be two options, one will be for pre-final year and other will be for final year. Click on the apply of the section which ever is applicable for you.

STEP IV: When you click on ''Apply Now'' then a new window will appear in which you have to enter unique number issued by Indian Navy Selection team of Indian Navy UES pre-final and final students for the course of July 2013 and July 2014.

The new window which will look like following screenshot will have seven steps to apply for Navy UES course. In the first step enter the issued unique number obtained from naval selection team and follow the all other steps.

After completing all the above said steps. Take the print out of the form and follow the guidelines issued by the naval selection team.

Best of Luck.

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