IMUCET

To be eligible for IMU CET (2026) for 4-year B.Tech programmes, candidates must be at least 17 years old and fulfil academic criteria: 10+2 (or equivalent) with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics (PCM), scoring a minimum of 60% average in PCM, and at least 50% marks in English in 10th or 12th.  Age limits vary by category: e.g. for males in General – up to 25, OBC up to 28, SC/ST up to 30; for females – slightly higher upper limits.  Medical fitness and eyesight norms per DG Shipping are required. 

The BTech course offered through IMU CET generally costs between ₹9 Lacs to ₹11 Lacs for the full four-year program, depending on the campus and specialization. The first-year fee is usually around ₹2.5 – ₹3 lakh, which includes tuition, lab, and academic charges. Additional expenses such as hostel, mess, and examination fees are charged separately. Campuses like IMU Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Visakhapatnam may have slight variations in total cost. Overall, the fee structure is reasonable considering the quality of maritime education, industry exposure, and career opportunities offered by the Indian Maritime University.

No, candidates can't apply for IMU CET offline. There is only one way to apply which is through the official website.

Yes, in the past years it is been witnessed that, Various placement partners visit the IMU CET campus like Delta Corp., MMSI, Wilhelmsen, Dockendale, MSI.

The Indian maritime university is conducts the IMU CET exam.