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Kanksha Mutreja
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Candidates are required to satisfy the age limit criteria. They should be between17-25 years of age when the course starts.
Educational qualifications:
Only class 12th science stream students with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects, who have successfully cleared the board examinations are eligible to apply for this course. Aggregate marks requirement is 60%.
Educational qualifications:
Only class 12th science stream students with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics subjects, who have successfully cleared the board examinations are eligible to apply for this course. Aggregate marks requirement is 60%.
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Priyanka Singhal
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Hi Tanmay!
The ranks of the Indian Navy is divided into two major parts. They are
1. Commissioned Officers
2. Junior Commissioned Officers
These are the ranks of the Commissioned Officers in Indian Navy in descending order based on their power:Admiral of the FleetAdmiralVice AdmiralRear AdmiralCommodoreCaptainCommanderLieutenant CommanderLieutenant
Ranks of the Junior Commissioned Officers are as follows:Master Chief Petty Officer (1st Class)Master Chief Petty Officer (2nd Class)Chief Petty OfficerPetty OfficerLeading Seaman ISeaman IISub lieutenant.
The ranks of the Indian Navy is divided into two major parts. They are
1. Commissioned Officers
2. Junior Commissioned Officers
These are the ranks of the Commissioned Officers in Indian Navy in descending order based on their power:Admiral of the FleetAdmiralVice AdmiralRear AdmiralCommodoreCaptainCommanderLieutenant CommanderLieutenant
Ranks of the Junior Commissioned Officers are as follows:Master Chief Petty Officer (1st Class)Master Chief Petty Officer (2nd Class)Chief Petty OfficerPetty OfficerLeading Seaman ISeaman IISub lieutenant.
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rahul r
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List of DGS Approved Maritime Training Institutes are mentioned at the link provided below:
http://www.shipping.gov.in/Content/PageUrl.aspx?page_name=ListofallapprovedTrainingInstitutes.
http://www.shipping.gov.in/Content/PageUrl.aspx?page_name=ListofallapprovedTrainingInstitutes.
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rahul r
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Admission process to become an engineer in the merchant navy after class 12 is mentioned below:
Admission for a position in the merchant navy is through an entrance followed by a screening test and a main written examination. After clearing the test, there is an interview and a medical test. You also need to complete a ship-training course prior to the employment. The course is generally short-term where the candidates are taught basic security concerns of voyaging. There are some private institutes, which offer training for merchant navy as well. These institutes prepare students for jobs such as deck cadets and marine engineering jobs
Admission for a position in the merchant navy is through an entrance followed by a screening test and a main written examination. After clearing the test, there is an interview and a medical test. You also need to complete a ship-training course prior to the employment. The course is generally short-term where the candidates are taught basic security concerns of voyaging. There are some private institutes, which offer training for merchant navy as well. These institutes prepare students for jobs such as deck cadets and marine engineering jobs
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varun navadia
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In addition, after completion of GME, on board training is required followed by exams conducted by marine mercantile department (MMD) to become a engineer officer on board a ship. In addition, a seafare has to undergo other basic course and trainings as required by standard of training and certification of watch-keeping (STCW 1995-98) as amended in 2010 by manila amendment.
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ANAND KUPSC Aspirant
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Merchant Navy Courses after 12th
To join as a Deck Officer
B.Sc Nautical Science (3 Years)
Diploma in Nautical Science (Leads to a B.Sc. Nautical Science. Duration is 1 year)
To join as an Engineer
BE/B Tech Marine Engineering (4 Years)
To join as a Rating after Class X or XII
Pre Sea GP Rating Course (6 Months)
To join in the catering department after Class X or XII
Maritime Catering Course (6 Months)
B.Sc in Marine Catering (3 Years)
Above are the merchant navy courses that may be pursued after Class XII. All the best.
To join as a Deck Officer
B.Sc Nautical Science (3 Years)
Diploma in Nautical Science (Leads to a B.Sc. Nautical Science. Duration is 1 year)
To join as an Engineer
BE/B Tech Marine Engineering (4 Years)
To join as a Rating after Class X or XII
Pre Sea GP Rating Course (6 Months)
To join in the catering department after Class X or XII
Maritime Catering Course (6 Months)
B.Sc in Marine Catering (3 Years)
Above are the merchant navy courses that may be pursued after Class XII. All the best.
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varun navadia
Beginner-Level 2
GP rating is for crew entry on board a ship and DNS course is for joining as merchant ship deck officer.
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varun navadia
Beginner-Level 2
There are 2 departments: on board of a ship and the non technical department head I e chief officer becomes the captain. The technical department or the engine department deals with maintenance and repair of machinery and the highest rank is chief engineer. As far as salary is concerned, both (Chief and captain) have the same salary if they hold same years of experience. However, captains are the ones who are owners/representatives who distribute the salary on board. Although captain has full control on board the ship, but a chief engineer has got better prospects ashore when dealing as a ship superintendent.
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Piyush Mittal
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After completing 10+2 EXAMS there are mostly 4 ways to join Merchant Navy:
Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS)
Bachelor in Nautical Science
B. Tech (Marine Engineering)
G.P Rating Courses
All these courses cater to different branches of merchant navy but the eligibility criteria remains the same and following are the eleigbility criteria for the courses.
The candidate must be physically and mentally fit, as they have to go through a medical exam.
Candidate must have a 6/6 eyesight in each of his eyes sepratley or before joining he or she can get a lasik before joining the course.
Candidate should not have color blindness.
Age should not exceed 25
Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS)
Bachelor in Nautical Science
B. Tech (Marine Engineering)
G.P Rating Courses
All these courses cater to different branches of merchant navy but the eligibility criteria remains the same and following are the eleigbility criteria for the courses.
The candidate must be physically and mentally fit, as they have to go through a medical exam.
Candidate must have a 6/6 eyesight in each of his eyes sepratley or before joining he or she can get a lasik before joining the course.
Candidate should not have color blindness.
Age should not exceed 25
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