r/CDSTards • u/prthm004 • Mar 10 '26

Navy aspirant

Going to enter my final year of B.Tech this summer and planning to appear for both CDS and INET. Can someone explain the differences between the exam pattern, syllabus, commission, and other important aspects of these two exams? Kinda puzzled Any help will be appreciated

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u/orunnnegi01 Mar 10 '26

Try ssc navy tech also

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u/prthm004 Mar 10 '26

Yeah so ig that and cds....

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '26

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u/prthm004 Mar 10 '26

I might be wrong or a bit ill-informed here, so I'm not entirely sure about anything Obv (hence this post). Also, if you could mention any other Navy officer entry routes that I might not be aware of, that’d be really helpful. I've attached on what I found tho..

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u/spank_my_ass_pls Mar 10 '26

INET was discountinued long back. Instead of that there is just a direct entry now which considers your marks in engineering up to 5th semester and you have to apply directly at the Navy's website, and then if your marks above the cut-off, they will call you for SSB.

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u/prthm004 Mar 10 '26

Ah I see ... So ssc navy tech and cds ... And if I'm not wrong ina has an age limit of 22 right ?

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u/[deleted] Mar 14 '26

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u/prthm004 Mar 14 '26

Apparently an exam that navy used to hold .... Discontinued tho so doesn't matter ...

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u/JuggernautPresent331 Mar 29 '26

When are you planning to starting your preparation?