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Lalit Kumar
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Cadet is basically a Trainee Navigational Deck Officer who assists and learns hands-on procedures of various jobs onboard under the supervision of senior officers and primarily The Chief Officer. Engineer is responsible for the running of the engines and their maintenance. Both have different roles on ship.
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Anik Verma
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Hi, Please find the link below for detailed information on Career as Merchant Navy Officer:
https://www.shiksha.com/careers/merchant-navy-officer-77
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https://www.shiksha.com/careers/merchant-navy-officer-77
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Pallavi Jain
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Hello,
Eligibility for B.Sc. In Nautical Science. As a minimum criterion of eligibility, the course requires the candidate to have attained the 10+2 qualification in the Science stream with Physics, Math and Chemistry as main subjects, and a minimum aggregate score of 60%.
Eligibility for B.Sc. In Nautical Science. As a minimum criterion of eligibility, the course requires the candidate to have attained the 10+2 qualification in the Science stream with Physics, Math and Chemistry as main subjects, and a minimum aggregate score of 60%.
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Mehak Seth
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All you need is a one-year specialised course. A one-year Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course after mechanical engineering would give students the licence to enter merchant navy. This one-year GME course is all you need to become a marine engineer after doing mechanical engineering.
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SAMUNDRA
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Check sample qn paper in website by visiting our website www.samundra.com , training menu and then sample question paper
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shivam patelcollege choice expert
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Yes, of course, you can join merchant navy after B.Tech.
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Mehak Seth
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Entry requirements:
You can join the merchant navy from age 16 as an officer cadet or as an apprentice able seafarer (deck). You'll need at least 4 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (A* to C), including English, maths and physics (or combined Science) or equivalent qualifications. If you have A levels or equivalent, in maths or Science, you could do an industry-backed HND, foundation degree, or degree. Subjects include nautical Science, and navigation and maritime Science. If you already have a degree, you'll usually be able to join a graduate programme and train as an officer in a shorter time. You'll need to pass a medical exam which will includ
You can join the merchant navy from age 16 as an officer cadet or as an apprentice able seafarer (deck). You'll need at least 4 GCSEs at grades 9 to 4 (A* to C), including English, maths and physics (or combined Science) or equivalent qualifications. If you have A levels or equivalent, in maths or Science, you could do an industry-backed HND, foundation degree, or degree. Subjects include nautical Science, and navigation and maritime Science. If you already have a degree, you'll usually be able to join a graduate programme and train as an officer in a shorter time. You'll need to pass a medical exam which will includ
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Rohan Ahuja
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Hi Anil!
There is nothing called water merchant. In defence, I am assuming you mean to say Indian Navy that protects and safeguards the country's exclusive economic zone, the ocean resources and the coasts from any invasion. You can go through this link and see a detailed guidance about the career https://www.shiksha.com/careers/naval-officer-82.
There is nothing called water merchant. In defence, I am assuming you mean to say Indian Navy that protects and safeguards the country's exclusive economic zone, the ocean resources and the coasts from any invasion. You can go through this link and see a detailed guidance about the career https://www.shiksha.com/careers/naval-officer-82.
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