MANET-Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training MIT-ADT University Loni Kalbhor Pune Answered Questions

Yes , JEE mains are accepted for B.Tech. in Marine Engineering in MANET . As candidates must passed 10+2 with PCM as subject and got 60% or more aggregate marks and in 50% in English . The selection process is based on MANET CET (PERA) or IMU CET scores, merit in the qualifying examination, personal interview, and medical test.

The infrastructure of MANET pune is quite good. The college has well-established facilities with modern classrooms and canteen. MANET Pune has built up a well-furnished hostel, which is managed by an experienced in-house warden. Each room is furnished with study table, closets, chairs, cots with beds, etc. The college has a well-equipped modern gymnasium. 

The MANET placement record has been 100% almost annually, with our cadets landing jobs with the most reputable domestic and international shipping businesses.MANET is committed to providing a comprehensive education that includes academics, practical training, soft skills, and other areas, all of which contribute to the highest placement rate. The knowledgeable and skilled staff at MANET works to deliver in-depth information with a primary focus on practical training, based on the framework created by D. G. Shipping. This helps to tailor the education to the demands of the modern shipping sector.The majority of reputable shipping businesses begin the placement process in the second year of the B.Sc. programme in nautical Science and the third year of the B.Tech. programme in marine engineering. Additionally, the placement cell helps MANET alumni with their various job transitions.

MANET Pune course admission criteria are entrance-based for all courses. Students are required to go through IMUCET for final admission. The table below showcases the MANET Pune eligibility and selection criteria:CourseCommon Eligibility Selection CriteriaBScClass 12 in 60% and Physics, Chemistry and MathematicsShould have 50% marks in English either in Class 10 or Class 12Passport, Medical fitness certificate from D.G approved doctor.IMU CET + PI + Medical Examination

Following advantages of doing BSc Nautical Science Degree course from MANET Pune:Graduation Degree in the first 3 years.Exemption from 2nd Mates F.G. written exam.Opportunity to do Post Graduate courses in Shipping.Management Level Opportunities.In-Depth Knowledge and confidence.Personality development and grooming in 3 Years.

The application form can be found online at the official website. Students need to visit the official website to apply for BTech at MANET Pune. Students can fidn the application procedure from the points mentioned below:Step one: Visit the official website and submit the registration formStep two: Click on "Admissions section Admission 2024-25"Step three: Click on "Apply Now" for your course, pay INR 1,000 application form feeStep four: Contact Admission Team members for assistance with any enrollment-related issues

Yes, MANET Pune is a good college. The college is approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, Ministry of Shipping, Government of India. Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training is a part of the MIT Group of Institutions and is affiliated with MIT ADT University, Pune. The college offers placement assistance to students and the college's infrastructure is quite good. 

The college life at MANET Pune is quite good. There are various actvities and events held on the campus. The college has well-established hostels. Living in the hostel is compulsory. The college campus has a variety of indoor as well as outdoor sports facilities.

To apply for MANET, the candidate should have completed Class 12 with a 60% aggregate. Students can check the application procedure from the points mentioned below:Step one: Visit the official website of MANET Pune and submit the registration form.Step two: Click on "Admissions section Admission".Step three: Click on "Apply Now" for your courseStep four: Contact Admission Team members for assistance with any enrollment-related issues.