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what does NEAS stand for?
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navy enlisted advancement system.
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what percentage of the FMS is the exam score per rank?
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E4/E5: 34% (80 pts)
E6: 30% (80 pts) E7: 60% (80 pts) |
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what percentage of the FMS is the performance (evals) per rank?
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E4/E5: 36% (84 pts)
E6: 41.5% (110 pts) E7: 40% (52 pts) |
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what percentage of the FMS is service in paygrade per rank?
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E4/E5: 13% (30 pts)
E6: 13% (34 pts) |
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what percentage of the FMS are awards per rank?
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E4/E5: 4% (10 pts)
E6: 4.5% (12 pts) |
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what percentage of the FMS are PNA points per rank?
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E4/E5: 13% (30 pts)
E6: 11% (30 pts) |
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what is the maximum FMS per rank?
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E4/E5: 234
E6: 266 E7: 132 |
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what does SBE stand for?
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selection board eligible.
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how often are selection boards convened for E-7-E-9?
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annualy by CHNAVPERS.
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when are special selection boards convened?
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approximately 9 months after the convening date of the respective regular board, as necessary, per BUPERSINST 1401.2.
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how must E-6 personel qualify for LDO?
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must pass the E-7 advancement-in-rate examination.
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what does CAP stand for?
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command advancement program.
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what does SCORE stand for?
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Selective Conversion and Reenlistment program.
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what does STAR stand for?
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Selective Training and Reenlistment program.
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what percent of the personnel who competed in the latest Navy-wide advancement-in-rate examination must have their service record examined?
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10%.
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what does NETPDTC stand for?
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Naval Education and Training Professional Development and Technology Center.
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what is the responsibility of NETPDTC?
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to publish rating exams, bibs, non-resident training courses, and act as rate change authorizers.
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how long does the administering command maintain worksheets?
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2 years.
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