Transcription of Navy Enlisted Advancement System (NEAS) - Amdo
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3 February 2003 navy Advancement Center1 navy Enlisted Advancement System (NEAS)Last update: December 20073 February 2003 navy Advancement Center2 Presentation Topics Purpose of Advancement exams Exams development and administration Final Multiple Score Factors Profile sheet - What does it mean? What you should do to prepare for Advancement Recent and future changes3 February 2003 navy Advancement Center3 Questions What five factors make up the Final Multiple Score (FMS) for E-4 to E-6 candidates? Is the FMS different for E-7 candidates? What percentage of E-7 candidates are selected to be board eligible? What factor has the largest percentage of the FMS for E-4 to E-6 candidates? What number of occupational & PMK questions are on each exam?3 February 2003 navy Advancement Center4 Purpose of Advancement ExaminationsThe Advancement -in-rate examination is a tool used, as part of the Final Multiple Score, to help rank order qualified candidates on the basis of rating and professional military knowledge at the next higher February 2003 navy Advancement Center5 Qualifying to Take the Exam CO recommendation Meet minimum time in rate (TIR) requirement Proper Path of Advancement Requirements must be met for STRIKERS/GENDETS -Meet minimum requirements for rating ( citizenship, security clearance, and training) - Counseled by their Career Development Team (CDT) after the CREO/REGA message is released (about 60)
3 February 2003 Navy Advancement Center 1 Navy Enlisted Advancement System (NEAS) Last update: December 2007
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