Indian Coast Guard declares results for Navik and Yantrik posts; check joinindiancoastguard.gov.in
Candidates who have successfully qualified for the Stage I examination will move to the next stage of scrutiny, i.e. Stage II examination

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The Indian Coast Guard has announced the result for February 2021 examination held for Navik and Yantrik posts. Aspirants, who have appeared for Stage I examination for Navik (General Duty and Domestic Branch) and Yantrik (Electrical/ Electronics/ Mechanical), can check their scorecard on the official site joinindiancoastguard.gov.in. Candidates who have successfully qualified for the Stage I examination will move to the next stage of scrutiny, i.e. Stage II examination.
Applicants can follow these simple steps to check the results:
1. Visit https://joinindiancoastguard.gov.in/
2. On the homepage, go to the ‘News and Events’ section and click on the ‘Result’ notification
3. Read all the instructions carefully
4. Now, click on ‘CGEPT 02/21 Result’ link
5. Use your email id and password to log in
6. The result will appear on the screen
7. Save a copy. If required, take a printout
Direct link for the result: https://cgept.cdac.in/icgreg/candidate/login
The result page will show the following messages for successful/unsuccessful candidates:
A. Congratulations…!! You are shortlisted for Stage II: For those who have been shortlisted for Stage-II. However, marks will not be displayed
B. Marks will be displayed along with the cut-off of candidate's category for Stage-II: For those who have not made it to Stage II
C. Your candidature was cancelled: For those applicants whose candidature was cancelled due to malpractices
D. You were absent for Stage I Online Examination of (ICG-02/2021): For those who were absent during the Stage I examination.
Aspirants who have moved to the next stage of the examination will be provided an e-admit card soon. Stage II comprises the Physical Fitness Test, document verification, initial medical examination, re-assessment of inconsistent performers. No marks will be awarded in Stage II. The result will either be pass or fail. After that, Stage III and Stage IV will follow.
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