St. Joseph University, Chümoukedima, organises career guidance programme ‘A career choice in the Indian Navy.’
DIMAPUR — The Placement Cell of St. Joseph University (SJU), Chümoukedima, in collaboration with The Indian Navy, organised a career guidance programme titled ‘A career choice in the Indian Navy’ at the university auditorium on Tuesday.
In a press release, the university stated that the event aimed to introduce students to the opportunities, responsibilities, and life in the Indian Navy.
The highlight of the event was the guest session by Lt. Cdr. Bezai Moses, a submarine specialist from the Indian Navy. Through engaging videos and presentations, Moses provided a vivid introduction to the Navy’s operations, structure, and its vital role in safeguarding the nation’s maritime borders.
He elaborated on the Navy’s contribution beyond defence — its involvement in maritime security, and other missions, and international cooperation.
The Navy officer also shared his personal journey, describing how he prepared and qualified to join the Navy. He detailed the eligibility criteria, recruitment exams, and selection procedures for both officer and agniveer entries for men and women.
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The session also featured captivating visuals of naval ships, aircraft, and submarines, giving students a glimpse into life at sea.
Additionally, he highlighted the Navy’s motto ‘Maritime security for national prosperity’ and spoke about the technical branches, growth opportunities, and career progression within the force.
“His motivational words left a strong impression on the students, many of whom expressed renewed interest in defence careers,” the release stated.
The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Mebin Joseph, Assistant Professor, Department of Botany and benediction by Kalaparthy, a fifth-semester Zoology student.
According to the university, the programme was a resounding success, leaving students informed and inspired about the vast possibilities that a career in the Indian Navy offers.
The programme was chaired by Dr. Lorenbeni Kikon, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biotechnology.
Earlier, in her welcome address, Acing Susanna, placement coordinator, emphasised the importance of discipline and service to the nation.