Engineer

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 Eligibility for registration with the Oman Society Of Engineers (OSE) using a "Professional Graduate Programmme" in civil engineering from IIMTS is uncertain, and likely not directly eligible for professional engineer status based on search results. 

• OSE Requirements: The OSE generally requires a standard engineering degree from a recognised university. As of August 2025, OSE certification is mandatory for all engineers to secure or renew work permits in Oman. This certification process involves verifying academic qualifications through agencies like the DataFlow Group.
• IIMTS Program Status:
  • The IIMTS "Professional Graduate Programme" is described as a programme for working professionals, often requiring prior experience or a Diploma for enrollment.
  • Crucially, IIMTS states it "does not provide UGC, AICTE, or DEB-regulated degree programs" but delivers courses accredited by UK-based regulated awarding organizations. This suggests it is not a conventional university degree recognised by standard government accreditation bodies in India (UGC, AICTE), which are typically required for professional registration in the Middle East.
  • The programme appears to focus on "Recognition of Prior Learning" (RPL) and skill development rather than a traditional, accredited engineering degree.
• Verification and Recognition: For registration, the degree must be attested by home country authorities and then by Omani authorities. The lack of standard national accreditation (like UGC/AICTE) may pose significant challenges during this verification and attestation process.
• Mandatory Standards: The OSE is implementing stringent qualification standards to ensure only highly qualified engineers work in Oman, which includes ensuring qualifications are from recognised and accredited programs.