Discontinued (Feb 2026) - Post Graduate Program in Marine Engineering 

at Tolani Maritime Institute Pune, Talegaon Dabhade

Yes, Tolani Maritime Institute has a good record of placements. As per the students’ reviews on the Shiksha page, Tolani Maritime Institute recorded 98% placements annually for various courses like BTech,  BSc and UG Diploma, etc. The key highlights Tolani Maritime Institute placements are presented below:

Note: The above data has been taken from students’ reviews on the Shiksha page.

The highest package offered during the recent Tolani Maritime Institute placement stood at INR 40 LPA. The same is tabulated below:

Note: The highest package mentioned above has been taken from students’ reviews on Shiksha page.

Tolani Maritime Institute offers courses at the UG, Diploma and Certificate levels. Admission to these courses is based on entrance and candidates would require to qualify all the selection rounds to secure a seat at the Institute. Tolani Maritime Institute offers these courses with a total tuition fees ranging from INR 3 Lacs to INR 9 Lakh. For more fees related details, candidates must visit the official website of the Institute or enquire with the admin office of the Institute.

According to the students' reviews on the Shiksha College review page, the average package offered during the recent Tolani Maritime Institute placements stood at INR 28 LPA. 

Tolani Maritime Institute offers admission on the basis of entrance. Candidates must secure valid scores in 2 accepted entrance exams, IMU CET and TMISAT. The shortlisted candidates will further be evaluated through personal interview and medical examination. Based on the qualification of all the rounds, candidates will be shortlisted for the final admission. The shortlisted candidates must appear for document verification and fees payment. 

A candidate can check the Tolani Maritime Institute cutoff 2023 on the official website of the institute or on educational portals such as Shiksha.com. According to Shiksha.com, the minimum cutoff for Tolani Maritime Institute TMISAT cutoff 2023 for BTech is to have 27 out of the 60 marks. Candidates should also have a minimum qualification criteria from 12th standard with the percentage and course Physics and Chemistry) with 60% and above, and 50% aggregate in English. Candidates need to qualify the test like IMU CET or JEE Mains and after TMISAT. 

After the affiliation from Indian Maritime University (IMU) in 2016, TMI has made the entrance test TMISAT and IMUCET mandatory for getting enrolled in the Institute. It is necessary and mandatory to qualify these two tests along with other minimum eligibility criteria to join the Institute. Earlier, till 2015 TMI accepted the enrollment on the basis of BITSAT and interview but after the affiliation the criteria changed. Focus on your class 12th Board Examination and ace the entrance tests to get yourself in this Institute. All the best!

Yes, Tolani Maritime Institute accepts IMUCET entrance exam scores for admission to most of its courses. All the courses at TMI are offered in affiliation with IMU. It is mandatory for candidates to qualify for IMU CET. TMI also conducts TMISAT which is the college's in-house online test mainly conducted for admission to Science courses. To get admission to UG courses, it is mandatory for the candidate to qualify for both exams. For DNS course, candidates also have to appear for Sponsorship tests conducted by the Registered Shipment Companies.

According to verified student's reviews, mess and cooking arrangements at Tolani Maritime Institute are Hygienic, variety of food is good, the quality and taste of food is quite acceptable. Students will have to follow dress code and can't miss the lectures without any valid reseaon. The college has been rated 4.4 out of 5 which is quite good. The sports facilities are quite good and the sports ground is well-maintained.

Yes, Tolani Maritime Institute Pune is a private college. It is a higher educational institution based at Pune that was established in 1998. The college is approved by the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS), Maritime Port Authority and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.