Marine Engineering

No, you need to score a minimum of 60% in PCM.

Yes By Management quota

Marine archaeologists, marine biology, marine geologist, oceanography and cave diving. You can go through these courses.

There is no requirement of special books of PCM for CET preparation as the syllabus is similar to the other Indian engineering entrance examinations. Therefore, one can follow any standard book for engineering preparation available in the market. But I would suggest to build a strong foundation of c

Hello Gangu,
Yes, 12th by NIOS is same as 12th by any board. Hence I see no difficulty for you in getting admission for marine engineering based on 12th by NIOS. However other eligibility criteria remain and you will have clear these.

There are better colleges for DNS course.
Well, considering a best institute for DNS might be subjective, but I can tell you my opinion which is based on Future prospects and job guaranty which matters the most. You'll come across many people who'll tell you that IMU Campus are one of the best but t

The IMU neither publish the cutoff marks, nor does it publish the marks obtained by any individual. So, obviously no one really knows its cutoff marks. All they do is that they publish a pdf file, which shows each individuals rank (with application number and name) who got selected.

Those students who have decided to make their career in the field of shipping, their primary focus is to clear IMU CET and believe me guys, this is not an easy task at all.
Basically, in entrance exams Maths, Chemistry and Physics are included as main subjects, while GK, English, and aptitude are com

Hi Akshat. Difficulty regarding any exam is matter of perspective and it varies from one individual to another. As far as IMUCET is concerned, I personally think that it is not that much difficult to crack it because :
- The nature of exam is online with no negative marking. - The questions asked ar