Any course or refresher course conducted in the following authorised training establishments: -
(i) INS Abhimanyu (including College of Navl Warfare (CNW)
(ii) INS Arani
(iii) INHS Asvini (including Institute of Naval Medicine)
(aa) School of Navl Medicine.
(ab) School of Nursing.
(ac) School of Health.
(ad) School of Medical Assistants
(ae) Radio Isotope Centre.
(af) Chamber Complex.
(ag) Medical Officers Internship Training.
(iv) INHS Sanjeevani.
(aa) School of Nursing.
(ab) Medical Officers Internship Training.
(v) Ins Chilka.
(vi) INS Droncharya.
(vii) INS Garuda.
(aa) School for Naval Airmen.
(ab) School of Naval Oceanology and Meteorology.
(ac) Observer School.
(ad) Helicopter Training School (HTS).
(viii) INS Hamla
(aa) Supply and Secretariat School (S&S School).
(ix) INS Kunjali
(aa) Naval Police and Regulating School.
(ab) Motor Driving School.
(x) INS Trata (School of Music).
(xi) INS Mandovi (Naval Academy).
(xii) INS Satavahana.
(aa) Escape Training School.
(ab) Submarine School
(xiii) INS Shivaji
(aa) Naval College of Engineering.
(ab) Nuclear Biological Chemical Warfare and Damage Control (NBCD) School.
(ac) School of Marine Technology.
(xiv) INS Valsura
(xv) INS Venduruthy
(aa) Seamanship School
(ab) Naval Institute of Educational Training Technology (NIETT)
(ac) Pre-commissioning Training (OCT) School.
(ad) Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) School.
(ae) School for Maritime Warfare & Tactics (SMWT)
(af) Diving School
(ag) Navigation and Direction (ND) School.
(ah) Signal School.
(aj) Indian Naval Physical Training (INPT) School.
(xvi) Hydrographic School.
(xvii) Constructor Training Officer, Naval Dockyard, Visakhapatnam.
(xviii) Tactical Trainer, Bombay.
(xix) Any other institution that may be assigned training role by an order of the Government form time to time.
(xx) Any course conducted in the Army training institutions.
(xxi) Any course conducted in the Air Force training institutions.
(xxii) Defence Services Staff College, Wellington.
(xxiii) Courses for Medical officers conducted at the Armed Forces Medical College and other institutions under arrangements of the Director General Armed Forces Medical Services..
(xxiv) National Defence College, Delhi.
(xxv) College of Defence Management, Secunderabad.
(xxvi) Any course conducted by the DDO Organisation.
(xxvii) Any course conducted in any Governmental/Non- Governmental organisation with prior approval of the Government.
SECTION II – OFFICERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH
2410. Specialisation Preferences. (1) On promotion to the rank of Lieutenant, all officers of the Executive Branch ar required to state in order of preference the subjects in which they wish to specialise.
(2) An officer may change his choice of specialisation at any time before final selection for a specialist course. Such changes shall be reported at once in order that up-to-date information may be available for the selection for Long Courses.
(3) Whenever a Commanding officer renders a report on Form IN 475C on a Lieutenant of less than five year seniority, he shall give his opinion on the suitability of the officer to specialise in the subject the officer has chosen. The subjects shall be indicated in the order of preference.
(4) In selecting officers for specialisation, the Chief of the Naval Staff shall give consideration to the preferences expressed, but shall select officers, in accordance with the requirements of the service.
2411.Specialist courses. (1) The subjects in which the officers of the Executive Branch may specialise are gunnery, anti submarine warfare, communication, navigation and direction, clearance/deep sea diving, Naval armament inspection, Hydrographic survey, Logistics and Management, Nuclear Biological Chemical Damage Control, Provost, Electronic Data Processing and as promulgated from time to time.
(2) Selection of officers for specialisation will normally be made from amongst Lieutenmants.
(3) Of the officers who have qualified as specialists, a limited number may be selected from time to time for advanced courses.
(4) Executive officers, forming part of the Aviation and Submarine cadres, may from time to time, undergo specialisation courses peculiar to their cadres.
2412. Observer. (1) Officers of the Executive Branch may volunteer for specialization as ‘Observer’.
(2) Selection for this specialization will normally be made from officers upto and including the rank of Lieutenant below 25 years of age who are in possession of full Naval Watch-Keeping Certificate.
(3) On successful completion of the course, the observers will wear the Observer’s Badge.
2413. Pilot. (1) Officer of the Executive Branch may volunteer for specialisation as ‘Pilot’.
(2) Selection for this specialisation will normally be made from officers upto and including the rank of Lieutentant but below 24 years of age.
(3) Qualified Pilots will wear the Pilot’s Badge.
2414. Submarine Arm. (1) Officers of the Executive Branch may volunteer for specialisation as submariners.
(2) Selection for this specialisation will normally be made from officers upto and including the rank of Lieutentant but below 24 years of age.
(3) On passing the final submarine qualifying board, the officers will become entitled to wear the Submarine Arm Badge.
2415. Advanced Courses. Particulars of the qualifying and advanced courses in Gunnery, Antisubmarine Warfare, Signal Communication, Navigation and Direction, Clearance/Deep Sea Diving, Observer, Pilot, Hydrography, Naval Armament Inspection and Submarine Arm are contained in orders issued by the Chief of the Naval Staff from time to time.