Marine Engineering

If you can follow the mentioned tips below, you can definitely score well.
Start your Preparation Early:
Starting early preparation will help the candidates to cover all the syllabus topics coming in the exam. Candidates appearing for the test must start their exam preparation early. This will help the students to revise all the topics before appearing for the exam.
Make a Study Routine:
Before starting the exam preparation, candidates should first make a proper routine. A disciplined routine is very necessary for the exam preparation of the candidates. The routine must be prepared in an organized way and include the study, eating, sleeping activities in a proper way.
Review the Syllabus & Exam Pattern:
Before the starting the exam preparation, candidates must review the exam pattern and syllabus of BVP CET. Candidates must be aware of number of questions, time duration, marking pattern and other details of the entrance exam. The syllabus, exam pattern and marking scheme can be checked through the website.
Prepare Notes:
During the exam preparation, candidates must note down all the important points in brief. Preparing notes is an important part of exam preparation. This will help the students to go through all the noted down important points at the time of revision.
Attempt Mock Tests:
Students must go for various mock tests to make their preparation better. This will enable the candidates to improve their speed and accuracy for the entrance test. Through this, students will learn to cope up with different types of questions within the time duration.
Solve Sample Papers or Past Papers:
Candidates can solve past papers and sample papers to improve their practice. In addition, it will be a good practice for the appearing students and they will get to know the exam trend. By practicing previous year's papers, candidates will get to know the difficulty level of the examination.

1. Diploma in Marine Engineering is 24 months program and the eligibility criteria is as under.
Eligibility criteria :- Pass diploma in Mechanical/ Marine/ Naval Architecture/ Electrical/ Electrical and Electronics Engineering with minimum marks of 50% in final year and with minimum of 50% marks in English language at 10th, or 12th std. or diploma exam.
Passed diploma in Shipbuilding Engineering with minimum marks of 50% in final year (4 years course) and with minimum of 50% marks in English language at 10th or 12th std. or diploma exam.
Age Limit - Maximum 28 years of age as on commencement date of the course.
Physical Standards - Medically fit as per the standards set by M. S. Medical Examination Rules, 2000.
Eyesight - Candidates have to qualify a full eyesight test conducted by the DG Shipping approved medical doctor before being finally selected for the course. Maximum permissible tolerance is + 2.5 on each eye. Colour blind candidate is not eligible.
2. GME - Graduate Marine Engineering :- GME Course is a one year Presea Training course leading to Class IV Marine Engineer Officer Certificate of competency, awarded by the ministry of shipping Government of India, after six months of sea service, enabling the cadets to become Marine Engineers on board Merchant Naval ships anywhere in the world. This course is strictly residential.
Eligibility criteria :- Candidate should have B.E. / B.Tech., in Mechanical Engineering or Naval Architecture with minimum 50% marks in final year. The candidate should have obtained at least 50 % in English at 10th or 12th std, or degree course.
Age Limit - Maximum 28 years of age as on commencement date of the course.
Physical Standards - Medically fit as per the standards set by M. S. Medical Examination Rules, 2000.
Eyesight - Candidates have to qualify a full eyesight test conducted by the DG Shipping approved medical doctor before being finally selected for the course. Maximum permissible tolerance is + 2.5 on each eye. Colour blind candidate is not eligible.
So, you are eligible here for diploma in marine engineering course.