Marine Engineering

You have to give only the Common Entrance Test (CET) of Indian Maritime University (A Central University of government of India). The eligibility criteria for CET is 10+2/ equivalent (PCM - 60% and minimum of 50% marks in English subject in class 10th / class 12th Examination.). The following are the programs.
1. 4-Year B.Tech (Marine Engineering)
2. 4-Year B.Tech (Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering)
3. 3-year B.Sc. (Nautical Science)
4. 3-Years B.Sc. Maritime Science
5. 1-Year Diploma in Nautical Science leading to B.Sc. (Applied Nautical Science)
The course fee is about Rs 225000/ per academic year. Further the registration of courses will starts from April-2019 (First week) and the CET will be held in June-2019 (First week).

The career opportunities are immense in private, educational, corporate and governmental sectors. You can work either onshore or offshore. The latter is quite demanding as you have to stay away from the land for months on end. However, if a government job is what you want, Marine engineering can land you up in the Naval services. Apart from the lucrative salary and perks, it is a matter of pride and joy to serve the country in the waters. Aspirants can also get opportunities in marine metals and corrosion, renewable energy, remote sensing, offshore oil recovery, underwater vehicles and marine transportation. Starting off as a Fifth (junior) engineer, the promotions depends on the efficiency shown. The remuneration increases with annual promotions. However, a trainee engineer can expect around 30,000 to 40,000 per month. After gaining knowledge about the field, the salary amount is extremely lucrative. Off-shore engineers even get the status of an NRI.