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When the Navy exam results come out, many sailor and family members visit the Enlisted Career Progression department of the Navy Personnel Command’s (NPC) web site at the same time. This sometimes causes the Bupers web server to pass bandwidth capacity, making it inaccessible for a period of time. This applies to the publicly available version as well as your personal copy online. Patience is the key since many enlisted sailors are trying to view the same site online at the same time.

Advancement Results & Selection Boards

Active Duty Advancement Results

Active Duty CPO Selection Board

Active Duty SCPO Selection Boards

Active Duty MCPO Selection Boards

Individual's Advancement Exam Profile Sheets

E-7 Board Package Status - to find out if the board recieved your package

Reserves Advancement Results

Reserve CPO Selection Board

Reserve SCPO/ MCPO Selection Boards

11053 Naval Enlisted Advancement System Exam Ordering and Advancement Results - for ESO or Command Point of Contact (CPOC) only

Navy Profile Sheet

Don't forget to use your profile sheet, quotas and CREO information to see how you compare with others in your rate. Your online profile sheet is available on this page. Make sure you look at the weak areas listed on the profile sheet. If the material is on the next bibs, you will know what area to concentrate on first! And that reminds me – study your weak areas first because it takes longer. As you approach exam time and study your stronger areas, you will see that you have covered more ground since it takes less time to study your strong subjects.

Navy Statistics

• Common Access Card (CAC) General Information - may be required by some

Navy Enlisted Advancement Statistics by Rate and UIC & Tote Board - Shows the number of exam sheets with discrepancies by command. Publication of advancement exam results are affected by the number of exam sheets with discrepancies and delays in commands returning answer sheets. Exam results can not be released until a certain percent of exams have been returned.

Exam Discrepancies and Specific Information

Selection Board Discrepancy

CREO & Quotas

One mistake sailors make is to wait for the Navy Advancement exam results to come out before they start studying again. Whether you are reserve or active duty it is a big mistake to stop your studies! Did you know that your last profile sheet along with the advancement quotas as well as the CREO group gives you a good indication of where you stand compared to your peers and how much you need to study in order to advance in rate? The quota is usually released (the public version) after the Navy Advancement exam results come out but it shows a good trend on how many sailors are being advanced in a particular rate.

If you don't have a prior profile sheet, you shouldn't have stopped your studies in the first place! Simply put it goes like this. If the advancement quotas for your rate has a 30% advancement rate and your profile sheet has you on the lower percentile of the advancement test, your chances of advancing are less than someone with the same quota who missed the advancement exam by 1 point! In the rough & tumble world of the Navy wide Advancement exam, you are in direct competition with those in your own rate and rank!

That doesn't mean you shouldn't help each other, on the contrary you should! The material for the Navy advancement exam is so large that study groups or partners will only compliment your individual studies. And in the end its all going to depend on how hard you study on your own, compared to others in the first place. Just remember that you are your own teacher responsible for setting your own study time and I think you’ll get the picture.