International Maritime Institute Greater Noida Answered Questions

The selection procedure for B.Tech at the International Maritime Institute normally includes candidates taking the IMU CET admission test and counseling at the Indian Maritime University. The minimal IMU CET percentile for admission to B.Tech programs at the International Maritime Institute is not expressly stated in the search results. For the most recent and up-to-date information on the minimum IMU CET percentile necessary for B.Tech programs at the International Maritime Institute, please see the institute's official website or contact them directly.

Candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) as compulsory subjects and should have obtained a minimum of 60% marks in aggregate. A minimum of 50% marks in English is also required. Fluency in written and spoken English is essential. Candidates age must be less than 25 years at the start of training. Eyesight should be 6/6 (with and without external aids) and no color blindness. 

IMI is a renowned maritime institute, established in 1991. IMI offers a wide range of Pre-Sea & Post-Sea Courses approved by DG Shipping and affiliated with the Indian Maritime University. The annual fee for B.Tech at International Maritime Institute is around INR 2,25,000 (yearly) excluding hostel facilities. It is a four-year-long programme the admission to which is based on the IMU-CET examination. The International Maritime Institute Bachelors of Technology fees for Marine Engineering is Rs 9 Lacs for four years. 

The cutoff grades for B.Tech programs at the International Maritime Institute vary depending on the subject and student category. In past years, the cutoff percentile for B.Tech Marine Engineering fluctuated from 118 to 178 for several categories of students, including General, SC, and ST (4). For the most current and up-to-date information on the cutoff points for B.Tech programs, visit the International Maritime Institute's official website or contact them directly.

Yes International Maritime Institute is as good as Park Maritime Academy - PMA for B.Tech. As International Maritime Institute also provides Pre Sea courses like Diploma in Nautical Science, B.Tech in Marine Engineering & Graduate Mechanical Engineering. Post sea and value-added courses are also available. International Maritime Institute offers better placement opportunities to the students. Proper preparation and efficient training are given to the students in the form of Personality development classes, Aptitude & reasoning tests, internal assessments, and mock interviews.

International Maritime Institute offers various courses approved by the Directorate General of Shipping (DG Shipping) and affiliated with the Indian Maritime University (IMU). Some of the best courses that are provided by IMI and that are capable of creating many career oppurtunities are B.Tech in Marine Engineering, Diploma in Nautical Science, Graduate Mechanical Engineer (Diploma in Marine Engineering) and related fields  provides a solid foundation for a rewarding career at sea.

When it comes to merchant navy courses, the International Maritime Institute (IMI) is among the leading institutions. Some claim the institute has excellent cuisine, friendly staff, and a fantastic dorm. Some claim the institute is lovely and includes a well-equipped mess area with good hostel facilities. IMU A one-year UG Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) programme is offered in Chennai. For this degree, the highest compensation is INR 10.80 lakh, while the median salary is INR 2.60 lakhs. The course would cost you INR 2.25 Lakhs in total.Comparing Placements in both IMI has more the highest package and a greater percentage compared to IMU Chennai.

Candidates must have passed the 10+2 examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects with a minimum aggregate of 60% marks. Candidates age should be less than 25 years at the start of training. Eyesight should be 6/6 (with or without external aids), and no color blindness. Admissions to B.Tech. are based on merit in the IMU CET exam, followed by counseling. For B.Tech. (Lateral Entry), candidates are selected based on performance in the Pre Screening Test (PST) and an interview.

For admission to B.Tech at International Maritime Institute the candidate must have passed 10+2 with minimum 60% marks in PCM taken together. Candidates should have a minimum of 50% marks in English. Admissions to the B.Tech. programme at International Maritime Institute are based on merit in the IMU CET (Common Entrance Test) followed by counseling. 

International Maritime Institute does not provide any direct scholarships. Course fees at IMI can be quite high. If you have a good rank in the IMUCET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test) and a decent board percentage, obtaining a loan is quite easy. But you must also explore other platforms that offer scholarships. International Maritime University in Chennai also offers scholarships.