B.Tech. in Marine Engineering 

at IMU Chennai, East Coast Road

The programme and the resources available determine how many students are accepted into IMUC's B.Tech programs. There are currently 500 students enrolled overall, with 100 students enrolled in each of the following approximate B.Tech programs: mechanical engineering (100), electrical engineering (100), marine engineering (100), and electronics and communication engineering (150). Infrastructure accessibility, teacher strength, and programme demand are some of the factors that affect admission. The IMUC regularly assesses the intake capacity to guarantee academic standards are met and high-quality instruction is provided.

IMUC's most recent cutoff information for B.Tech students is expected to be made public after the announcement of the IMUC CET results, which usually happens in June. The cutoff scores for Marine Engineering, Naval Architecture, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Electronics and Communication Engineering are projected to be approximately 179, 175, 170, and 168 for General/EWS/OBC candidates, based on past years' trends. The cutoff points for SC, ST, and PWD applicants are anticipated to be approximately 15% lower than those for General, EWS, and OBC candidates. IMUC B.Tech candidates should start preparing for the IMUC CET as soon as possible. On the IMUC website, you can easily find the syllabus for the IMUC CET in addition to a number of practice exams and past years' question papers. It's also advised to sign up for coaching sessions at a respectable institution.

IMU Chennai accepts ranks from the Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMUCET) for BTech in Marine Engineering admission. The IMUCET Round 3 cutoff has been out. As per the data, the closing rank for BTech in Marine Engineering was 1343 for the students belonging to the General AI category.

However, with regard to the cutoff of Round 3, candidates belonging to the General AI category will have to get a rank upto 1343 or lower to be qualified for IMU Chennai admission for BTech in Marine Engineering. Please note that the cutoff ranks vary for different rounds and categories. 

The IMU CET syllabus for admission to BTech at IMU Chennai includes the multiple-choice questions that are based on the subjects candidates have studied in their Class 12- Physics, Chemistry anf Mathematics. Moreover, the number of questions asked in the entrance exam is 200 multiple-choice questions. Syllabus—English, General Aptitude,  Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (12th Grade/Plus 2 Level/Intermediate/Equivalent Level/CBSE Syllabus). 

In order to pursue a profession in the maritime industry, students should choose IMUC. Modern facilities, good placement record, and great academic reputation are all attributes of the university. Programs in marine studies, including marine engineering, nautical science, and maritime administration, are widely available at the undergraduate and graduate levels through IMUC. The programme is applicable to the maritime sector, and the instructors are knowledgeable and competent. Through internships and apprenticeships, students at IMUC can obtain practical experience in the workplace thanks to its numerous ties with maritime companies. Students at IMUC have a very good placement history. Leading marine enterprises worldwide place a large number of pupils in well-paying positions.

Indian Maritime University (Chennai Campus) offers a BBA course in one specialisation, i.e., Logistics, Retailing and E-Commerce. This course opens various career opportunities in business and management aspects of maritime trade, supply chain, and online commerce. The names of some of the  job roles available after completing the course are as follows:

• Logistics Coordinator/ Executive
•  Supply Chain Analyst
• E-Commerce Operations Executive
• Export-Import Executive
• Warehouse/ Inventory Manager
• Business Development Executive, etc.