10+2 INA Entry (June 26 Course) — Joining Letters Issued, Download via Portal
Published 25 Jun 2026 · Updated 5 Aug 2026
The Indian Navy conducts the 10+2 INA Entry scheme to recruit eligible candidates for officer training at the Indian Naval Academy. This notice confirms that joining letters for the June 26 course batch (first selection list) have been issued and are now available for download on the official recruitment portal.
Candidates who qualified in the selection process and appeared in the merit list should log in to their account on the Join Indian Navy portal to download their joining letters. These letters contain crucial information including reporting date, location, and instructions for the commencement of training at the Indian Naval Academy.
The 10+2 INA Entry scheme is open to unmarried male and female Indian nationals who have completed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics and Mathematics as core subjects. The selection process typically involves a written examination, psychometric tests, and a Service Selection Board (SSB) interview, followed by medical fitness evaluation.
Candidates are advised to download their joining letters promptly and carefully review all instructions. Any queries regarding the joining process should be directed to the official helpline or support portal. It is essential to report on the specified date and bring all required original documents and certificates as mentioned in the joining letter.
Overview
| Qualification | As per official notification |
Eligibility
Qualification: As per official notification
Always confirm eligibility against the official notification before applying — exact criteria vary by post and category, with standard age relaxations for SC/ST/OBC/PwD and ex-servicemen as per government rules.
Important Dates
How to Apply
- Visit the official Join Indian Navy portal (joinindiannavy.gov.in) and log in with your registered username and password.
- Navigate to the 'Downloads' or 'Notifications' section and locate the joining letter for the 10+2 INA Entry (June 26 Course).
- Click on the download link corresponding to your name/roll number or selection list reference.
- Verify your personal details and course information displayed in the joining letter.
- Download the PDF and save a copy on your device for offline reference.
- Take a printout of the joining letter and preserve it along with your other recruitment documents.
- Carefully read all instructions in the joining letter, including reporting date, venue, required documents, and any special guidelines.
- Prepare and arrange all original certificates, documents, and items mentioned in the letter before the reporting date.
Important Links
- Apply Online / Official NotificationClick Here →
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 10+2 INA Entry scheme?▾
The 10+2 INA Entry scheme is an officer recruitment programme conducted by the Indian Navy for candidates who have passed 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics and Mathematics as mandatory subjects. Selected candidates undergo four years of training at the Indian Naval Academy to become commissioned officers in the Indian Navy.
Who is eligible for the 10+2 INA Entry course?▾
Eligibility typically includes: unmarried male and female Indian citizens, 10+2 pass (or equivalent) with Physics and Mathematics, age between 19 and 24 years (as per the notification at the time of application), and meeting all medical and physical fitness standards. Specific eligibility criteria are published in each recruitment notification.
How do I download my joining letter?▾
Log in to the Join Indian Navy official portal using your registered credentials. Navigate to the joining letters section, search for the 10+2 INA Entry (June 26 Course) notification, and download your letter using your roll number or reference number. Keep a printed copy for your records.
What documents do I need to bring on the reporting date?▾
The joining letter will specify the exact documents required. Typically, these include original certificates (10th, 12th, birth certificate), Aadhaar, PAN, medical reports, photographs, and any other documents mentioned in the letter. Always carry originals and certified copies as instructed.
What is the selection process for 10+2 INA Entry?▾
The selection process involves a written examination (testing knowledge of Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, and General Knowledge), psychometric evaluation, Service Selection Board (SSB) interview (over two days), and a detailed medical fitness examination. Merit is determined based on combined performance across all stages.
What is the salary and service commitment for 10+2 INA Entry officers?▾
10+2 INA Entry officers receive a salary as per the 7th Central Pay Commission and are entitled to military allowances, pension, and benefits. Upon commissioning, officers are required to serve for a minimum period as per naval regulations. Detailed pay scales are available on the official Navy website.
Can I defer my joining date if I have a valid reason?▾
Joining date deferrals are handled on a case-by-case basis and must be requested officially before the reporting date with supporting documentation. Contact the Indian Navy recruitment office or the support portal for guidance on deferment eligibility and the formal application process.
What happens if I don't report on the specified date?▾
Non-reporting on the specified date without prior authorization or valid documented reason may result in cancellation of your selection. The Navy may forfeit your appointment, and you could be barred from future recruitment. Always report on time; if unable, communicate immediately with the recruitment authority.
Is there age relaxation for any category?▾
Age relaxation is typically provided for SC/ST/OBC candidates and other categories as per government rules. The exact age relaxation limits are mentioned in the official recruitment notification. Verify the current notification on joinindiannavy.gov.in for detailed relaxation criteria.
Where do I report and what is the course duration?▾
Candidates report to the Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala, Kerala. The 10+2 INA Entry course is a four-year programme, after which cadets are commissioned as officers in the Indian Navy. The exact reporting location and date are specified in your joining letter.