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a year agoContributor-Level 8
Completing the Advanced Diploma in Marine Engineering and Systems from INS Vishwakarma also means that you will have job opportunities available within the marine as well shipping sector. Usually, the program offers hands-on training in marine engineering and ship operations which are useful for careers like a Marine Engineer or Ship Officer or Technical support functions at maritime companies. Careers may also include jobs with shipping companies, marine equipment manufacturers and marine consultancy firms. If possible, try to do as much networking during your course and make use of any internships or connections you have in the indus
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Hi,
Relationship Between Marine Engineering and Naval Architecture:
| Feature | Marine Engineering | Naval Architecture |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Machinery and systems within a ship | Design and structure of the ship itself |
| Responsibilities | Propulsion systems, power generation, onboard machinery, auxiliary systems | Hull shape, stability, structural integrity, hydrodynamics, arrangements |
| Relevant skills | Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics | Engineering mechanics, naval hydrodynamics, structural analysis, shipbuilding technology |
| Collaboration | Works closely with naval architects to ensure compatibility and functionality of ship systems | Considers the impact of machinery and systems on the overall design and performance of the ship |
| Careers | Marine engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers | Naval architects, marine designers, shipbuilders |
Hope it resolves your doubt !
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
IMU Mumbai accepts Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET) scores for admission to BTech in Marine Engineering. IMUCET Round 2 cutoff is out and as per the data, the closing rank for BTech in Marine Engineering was 898 for the students belonging to the General AI category. The Round 1 cutoff for the same course was 475. So, considering both the rounds, stundent with a rannk of 3000 will not be eliginle to get admission at IMU Mumbai for BTech in Marine Engineering.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
IMU Chennai accepts ranks from the Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMUCET) for BTech in Marine Engineering admission. The IMUCET Round 3 cutoff has been out. As per the data, the closing rank for BTech in Marine Engineering was 1343 for the students belonging to the General AI category.
However, with regard to the cutoff of Round 3, candidates belonging to the General AI category will have to get a rank upto 1343 or lower to be qualified for IMU Chennai admission for BTech in Marine Engineering. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Marine Engineering could be quite complex to study but then again, what is known about it is not necessarily harder than other types of engineering. The core curriculum is not significantly different from most other engineering fields and relies heavily on knowledge in Mathematics, Physics, and Mechanisms.
However, Marine Engineering includes additional challenges, for instance, hydrodynamics to visualize how fluids particularly water behaves around the moving vessels, corrosion which is a great concern in marine environment since vessels work in salty water, and many more skills about marine propulsion such as engines and propellers.&
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
BTech in Marine Engineering at Indian Maritime University (IMU) offers a well-respected programme with national-level entrance exams for admission.
Other strong options include IIT programs (Chennai & Kharagpur) and institutes like DMET & SFNAS depending on factors like location, entrance requirements, and specific programme details.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, Marine engineering is one of the great career options in India, however it come with its own set of challenges. The prospects in the job market are that with increasing maritime transactions the job schedule is demanding and off-shore time is comparatively less, which may be a drawback. Promotion does exist, and the positions are relatively well paid since graduates start off with approximately INR 40,000 per month salary that then rises as more experienced workers are paid significantly more. But, the growth might be relatively slow as compared to the other branches of engineering.
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
The following colleges offer UG Diploma courses in Marine Engineering which can be pursued by candidates after completing UG course in Marine Engineering:
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a year agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, the following institutions offer certificate courses in the field of Marine Engineering which can be pursued by candidates:
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