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New answer posted•3 years ago

Can I join B.Tech in marine engineering without IMUCET?

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pradeep kumar
3 years ago
Yes IMUCET is mandatory for B.Tech Marine Engineering admission. IMU conducts a Common Entrance Test IMUCET every year on all India basis for admissions to its courses for IMU campuses and Affiliated Institutes. As per DGS Training Circular 12 of 2020 dated 01.04.2020, all MTIs regulated by DG Shipp

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New answer posted•3 years ago
Several prestigious universities in India that specialize in marine engineering provide 100% placement. These are some of the institutions around Tamil Nadu for marine engineering:
1. Indian Maritime University, Chennai2. Academy of Maritime Education and Training, Chennai
3. Hindustan Institute of Ma

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3 years ago
AMET University, Chennai, and BP Marine Academy, Mumbai, are both reputed institutes offering GME (Graduate Marine Engineering) courses in India. Here are some factors that can help you choose the better institute for GME:
Course Curriculum: Both institutes have a similar course curriculum that cover

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3 years ago
To become a marine engineer, you typically need to complete a high school education, pursue a Bachelor's degree in marine engineering or a related field, gain practical experience through internships, obtain any required certifications, and seek employment in the maritime industry. Marine engineerin

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The candidates have a choice to apply for the BE Marine engineering course through entrance exams or through direct entry as well. Admission for BE Marine Engineering course is based on the merit-list or entrance exam which is followed by a personal interview round.Aspiring students should have pass

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3 years ago
There are the courses
1.4 years of B.Tech in Marine Engineering or B.Tech in Nautical Technology with a minimum of 60% average, or
2. B.Tech/BE in Mechanical Engineering or Production Engineering with a minimum of 60% average, or
3. B.Tech/BE in Naval Architecture with a minimum of 60% average, or
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3 years ago
If you want to go in the deck side of the ship, then go for DNS or B.Sc. Nautical Science. And if you want to go for the engine side, then opt for B.Tech Marine engineering. There is scope in all the 3 courses and finally after completing the course you will end up in a ship. DNS is a 1 year Diploma

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Holding a Diploma in Marine Engineering degree is a big deal. With this, you can work in India as well as abroad with handsome salary. The placement in Maritime foundation is quite good. And the placement record is around 80-85%. You can even get placement off campus by applying in various companies

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Admission for BE Marine Engineering course is based on the merit-list or entrance exam which is followed by a Personal Interview round. Aspiring students should have passed XII with Physics Chemistry and Mathematics or equivalent or equivalent examination from a recognised board of education. The co

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Pratik pawar
3 years ago
The essential courses are: Basic Safety Training STCW A VI/1, Crowd Management on Passenger Ships STCW A V/2 and Security Awareness and in Designated Security Duties STCW VI/6.

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