Naval Dockyard Karwar Apprentice Recruitment 2026 — 210 Posts
Naval Dockyard, Karwar has released the recruitment notification for apprenticeship training in 2026. A total of 210 vacancies are available for various ITI and Non-ITI trades.
Naval Dockyard Karwar Apprentice Recruitment 2026
Important Dates
The following are the important dates for the recruitment process.
- Notification Release Date: 10.10.2026
- Online Application Start Date: 10.10.2026 (09:00 AM)
- Last Date to Apply Online: 08.11.2026 (11:59 PM)
- Last Date for Receipt of Hard Copy: 08.11.2026
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Category Wise Vacancy
The vacancies are distributed across various categories and trades.
- ITI Trades (Karwar Unit): 161
- Non-ITI Trades (Karwar Unit – Crane Operator / Forger & Heat Treater): 14
- Non-ITI Trade (Karwar Unit – Rigger): 5
- ITI Trades (Naval Aircraft Yard Goa Unit): 30
Age Limit, Vacancy Details, and Qualification
Details regarding age limit and qualifications are as follows.
- Age Limit: 14-18 Years
- Qualification for ITI Trades: 10th Pass + ITI (NCVT/SCVT) in Relevant Trade
- Qualification for Non-ITI Trades: 10th Pass
- Qualification for Rigger: 8th Pass
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Salary Details
The stipend details for various trades are outlined below.
- ITI Certificate Holder: Rs. 9,600/-
- Crane Operator Overhead (01–03 Months): Rs. 4,100/-
- Crane Operator Overhead (04–12 Months): Rs. 8,200/-
- Crane Operator Overhead (13–15 Months): Rs. 9,020/-
- Forger & Heat Treater (01–03 Months): Rs. 4,100/-
- Forger & Heat Treater (04–12 Months): Rs. 8,200/-
- Forger & Heat Treater (13–24 Months): Rs. 9,020/-
- Rigger (01–03 Months): Rs. 3,400/-
- Rigger (04–12 Months): Rs. 6,800/-
- Rigger (13–24 Months): Rs. 7,480/-
Exam Pattern
The exam pattern for the selection process is as follows.
- Total Marks: 100
- Duration: 2 Hours
- Subjects: Mathematics (35 Marks), General Science (35 Marks), General Knowledge (30 Marks)
- Marking Scheme: 1 Mark per question, No Negative Marking
- Qualifying Marks: 40%
- Shortlisting Ratio: 1:20
Selection Process
The selection process includes the following stages.
- Preliminary Merit List
- Written Examination
- Document Verification
- Medical Examination