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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
Shortlisted candidates for BSc are normally called to the MANET Pune campus for personal interviews in June or July. Candidates are evaluated for their communication skills, leadership potential, reasoning abilities, and suitability for a career at sea.
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The first year of MANET BSc course focuses on building a strong foundation in Science and communication. Aspirants study Applied Mathematics, Nautical Physics, and Electronics to understand ship systems. You will also learn Marine Meteorology and English Communication. This balanced approach at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences ensures that every BSc student is prepared for more advanced technical maritime subjects in later semesters.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 9
Officer Like Qualities (OLQ) is unique to the MANET BSc course syllabus included in all six semesters. It focuses on developing leadership, discipline, and professional ethics. Since being a sea officer requires more than just technical skill, the BSc programme at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences uses this module to transform students into responsible, courageous, and capable maritime leaders.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai offers 15% seats under management quota. 50% of the remaining 85% seats are reserved for Christian minority students, 5% of 85% seats for reserved for Disabled students and 35 of 85% seats are reserved for special category. The college offers only 42% of the 85% seats under general category.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
St. Xavier's College, Mumbai offers 15% seats under management quota. 50% of the remaining 85% seats are reserved for Christian minority students, 5% of 85% seats for reserved for Disabled students and 35 of 85% seats are reserved for special category. The college offers only 42% of the 85% seats under general category.
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3 months agoContributor-Level 10
Does St. Xavier's College, Mumbai offer merit-based and entrance-based admission depending upon the course. The college considers scores of XET exam. For selection students, 60% weightage is given to entrance-exam scores and 30% weightage is given to Class 12 scores for UG programmes.
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