then sent to their regular jobs in the Navy. The military physical standards, examinations, and criteria are same for the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines' special forces selections and training, often training in close coordination. There are three special operations schools in the Pakistan, the Navy's sniper and frogmen school criteria follows the military physical requirement: Naval Special Operations Training Center (Naval SOTC) Must meet army qualifications with swimming standards. Sniper School Must have 20/20 or corrected to 20/20 in both near and distant vision in both eyes. Medical Category "A". Frogman School Medical Category "A". Must have qualification in Chamber test up to 180 feet sea water. Swimming Standards Should be able to swim 200 meters in 7 minutes (breast stroke). Should be able to swim 25 meters Underwater. Selection and training The military physicals for the getting accepted in the Navy is maintained to be very high standard and requires the prospective individual has to spent nearly five years in the Navy that validates their commitment to their profession and the Navy— this is the same requirement for the Army Special Service Group. Training for the Navy Special Service Group is extremely rigorous that included being able to earn the swimming badge after completing the in 10 hours in an open sea, the HALO/HAHO airborne qualification badge, and special weapons qualification badge. The Navy Special Service Group's training courses : 18-week Clearance Diving Course. 10-week Advance Frogman Course . 4-week Re-Compression Chamber Course. Training of the Navy Special Service Group also included the training on the Judo/Karateka, Frogman maneuver, and the drownproofing (ability to stay afloat while tide up in the water). The Navy maintains its own Parachute Training School in Oramar based on the Army's Parachute Training School in Cherat, where the prospective individual excelled on its HALO/HAHO and static line skills after performing the combat jump from – this course usually held for 4-weeks. The training courses on the Navy Special Service Group emphasis on the strong mental and physical conditioning that includes the 36- march, a requirement that was first institutionalized by the Army Special Service Group in 1956. Once the 8-month course is complete, the navy sailors who are volunteering to join the SSGN are then given specialized training in maritime and amphibious warfare at the specialized training school located in Karachi. The Combat Diver badge is awarded for the course held by