MANET-Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training, MIT-ADT University

The final selection for the 120 available seats at B.Sc. Nautical Science seats at MANET Pune is based on a merit-based combination of your 10+2 PCM percentage, your IMU CET rank, and your performance in the Personal Interview conducted by the institute. Admission is only confirmed after successful medical fitness verification and document scrutiny.

While there is no specific seat reservation quota for SC/ST students at B.Sc. Nautical Science seats at MANET Pune, they are eligible for a 5% relaxation in PCM marks (requiring 55% instead of 60%) and a 5-year relaxation in the upper age limit.

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.

Although you could start filling out the application form even without it, a passport is an absolute requirement for you to enroll into the program. Apply for your passport in advance to ensure that your name on the passport matches with your 10th standard certificates.

Certainly, students who are taking their class 12 exam in the same admission year are eligible to apply. They need to tick "Result Awaited" button on the application form. Nevertheless, you will be required to submit documentation that proves your eligibility, which is securing 60% aggregate in PCM and 50% in English.

Yes, clearing the IMU CET (Common Entrance Test of Indian Maritime University) is compulsory for getting admission to the B.Sc. Nautical Science course. Along with this entrance test, one has to qualify the personal interview and medical test as well.

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.

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.

Your 10+2 certificates and mark sheets must be attested by either your School Principal or a Gazetted Officer. If you only have an internet-downloaded version of your Class XII marks, it must specifically be attested by your Principal to be accepted during the MANET Pune admission round.

Yes. Most documents are required at the time of admission. MANET Pune allows students a grace period for specific paperwork. You are required to submit your Transfer Certificate and Migration Certificate within 15 days of your admission. This way, you can ensure that your enrollment in the BTech Marine Engineering course stays valid.