ICG CGEPT Exam City Slip 2026 Out: Stage-I Exam on 17 and 18 November

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ICG CGEPT Exam City Slip 2026

The Indian Coast Guard has released the ICG CGEPT Exam City Slip 2026 for the Coast Guard Enrolled Personnel Test (CGEPT) for Batches 01/2027 and 02/2027. The exam city intimation slip was released on 6 November 2026, and candidates can now check the city of their examination centre through the candidate login portal. The Stage-I Computer Based Test (CBT) will be held on 17 and 18 November 2026 for 365 Navik and Yantrik posts. Candidates should check their exam city immediately so that they can plan their travel and reach the centre on time.

The exam city slip is not the admit card. It only tells the candidate the city in which the examination centre is located, so that travel and stay can be arranged in advance. The e-admit card, which carries the exact examination centre, the reporting time and the shift, will be released separately, 48 to 72 hours before the examination. Candidates should therefore check the city slip now and download the e-admit card as soon as it is released.

The application fee for this recruitment was payable at the time of applying, as prescribed in the official CGEPT notification. No fee is payable for checking the exam city slip or for downloading the e-admit card. Candidates who have already applied successfully do not need to pay anything further at this stage. The exact fee structure, including any exemption for reserved categories, is given in the official notification, and candidates should refer to that document for the fee details.

The CGEPT Batches 01/2027 and 02/2027 recruitment covers 365 posts of Navik (General Duty), Navik (Domestic Branch), Yantrik and Hygienist-1 in the Indian Coast Guard. The post-wise distribution of these 365 vacancies is given in the official notification, and candidates should check the notification for the exact breakup and the reservation details.

The age limit for the Navik and Yantrik posts is prescribed in the official CGEPT notification. The notification states the minimum and maximum age for each post, the date with reference to which age is calculated, and the age relaxation available to reserved categories as per the rules. Candidates should verify their eligibility against the notification, because the age conditions in the notification are final.

The pay scale for the Navik and Yantrik posts is prescribed in the official CGEPT notification. The notification states the pay level and the pay scale applicable to each post, along with the allowances admissible to Indian Coast Guard personnel. A separate monthly in-hand salary calculation is not provided in the sources checked for this exam city slip update, and candidates should refer to the official notification for the exact pay details.

Only candidates who applied successfully for the CGEPT Batches 01/2027 and 02/2027 can check the exam city slip. The eligibility conditions for the Navik and Yantrik posts — educational qualification, age limit and any other requirements — are prescribed in the official notification, and candidates must satisfy those conditions as on the dates given in the notification. The exam city slip is issued to candidates whose applications were accepted; it does not by itself confirm final eligibility, which is verified by the authorities at the later stages of the selection process. Candidates should read the notification carefully and keep their educational certificates and other documents ready.

  1. Stage-I — Computer Based Test (CBT) on 17 and 18 November 2026.
  2. Stage-II — further tests as prescribed in the official notification, for candidates who qualify in Stage-I.
  3. Stage-III and subsequent stages, including document verification and medical examination, as prescribed in the official notification.
  4. Final merit list and appointment, subject to verification of eligibility and other conditions in the notification.

The Stage-I CBT is the first stage of the CGEPT selection process. Candidates who qualify in Stage-I will be called for the later stages, and separate notices will be published for each stage. Candidates should follow only the official notices published on joinindiancoastguard.cdac.in and ssc.gov.in.

The Stage-I examination will be held as a Computer Based Test on 17 and 18 November 2026. The exam city slip released on 6 November 2026 tells each candidate the city of the examination centre, while the e-admit card — to be released 48 to 72 hours before the examination — will carry the exact centre, the reporting time and the shift. The detailed syllabus, the number of questions, the total marks and the marking scheme for Stage-I are prescribed in the official notification and the examination instructions, and candidates should refer to those before the examination.

The exam city slip itself is for information and travel planning; candidates must carry the e-admit card to the examination centre. Candidates must check the name, photograph, examination date, reporting time and examination centre printed on the e-admit card as soon as it is released. If any detail is incorrect, they should contact the authorities through the official channels immediately and follow the instructions given by them.

  1. Visit the candidate login portal at cgept.parikshasaarthi.in/candidate/login.
  2. Log in using the registration details and credentials given at the time of applying.
  3. Open the exam city intimation slip link on the candidate dashboard.
  4. Check the city of the examination centre allotted for the Stage-I CBT on 17 and 18 November 2026.
  5. Note the exam city and plan travel and stay in advance.
  6. Download the e-admit card from the same portal once it is released, 48–72 hours before the examination.

Applications for this recruitment are closed. Online applications were invited under the official CGEPT notification for Batches 01/2027 and 02/2027, and the application window ended before the exam city slip was released. No fresh applications are being accepted now. Candidates who applied successfully should check their exam city now and download the e-admit card when it is released. Candidates who missed this recruitment should watch the official Indian Coast Guard website for future notifications.

Interested candidates can read the full notification before appearing for the examination.

The official notification / result document link is not independently confirmed for this post; the links above go to the official portal. If a link here is wrong, report it — corrections are published openly.

Q1. When was the ICG CGEPT exam city slip 2026 released?
The exam city intimation slip was released on 6 November 2026 on the candidate login portal.

Q2. What is the exam date for ICG CGEPT Stage-I 2026?
The Stage-I Computer Based Test will be held on 17 and 18 November 2026.

Q3. How many vacancies are there in ICG CGEPT 2026?
There are 365 vacancies for Navik (General Duty), Navik (Domestic Branch), Yantrik and Hygienist-1 posts, for Batches 01/2027 and 02/2027.

Q4. How can I check my ICG CGEPT exam city?
Visit cgept.parikshasaarthi.in/candidate/login, log in with the registration credentials, and open the exam city intimation slip link.

Q5. Is the exam city slip the same as the admit card?
No. The exam city slip only tells the candidate the city of the examination centre. The e-admit card, with the exact centre, reporting time and shift, will be released 48–72 hours before the examination.

Q6. When will the ICG CGEPT admit card be released?
The e-admit card will be available 48–72 hours before the Stage-I examination on 17 and 18 November 2026.

Q7. What is the official website for ICG CGEPT?
The official website is https://joinindiancoastguard.cdac.in, and the candidate login portal is https://cgept.parikshasaarthi.in/candidate/login.

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Sources: joinindiancoastguard.cdac.in; jagranjosh; testbook; sarkariresult.

We wish all candidates the best for their examination.