B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI
at IMU Mumbai, Sewree

3.9 /5

(8 Reviews)

Public/Government University
Estd. 1949

B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI

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B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI
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IMU Mumbai
Overview

Students interested in enrolling into B.Tech. in Marine Engineering at IMU Mumbai can do so by fulfilling the preset eligibility of the institution. The total duration of the programme is 4 years. Aspirants can check out the other specialisations offered by IMU Mumbai B.E. / B.Tech.

Duration	4 years
Course Level	UG Degree
Mode of Course	Full Time
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Type of University	Public/Government

B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI
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IMU Mumbai

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B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI
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Infrastructure3.5

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Campus Life3.8

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Shreyank Gangele Verified Icon

B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI - Batch of 2025

4.4

5Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Review of Indian Maritime University, Chennai- Mumbai Campus MERI.

Placements: The college has 100% placements. Every cadet who graduates from here gets a job in his hand with a good income. I got placement in my 6th semester. My batch strength is 40 and 20 are placed already. Some companies are already in line to select the cadets. In February, we are expecting Feet Management Ltd. Company to visit the college. We have an average offer of 600 dollars with no tax cutting.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are provided with smartboards, projectors, and good ventilation.

Faculty: This course is a package of every field from management studies to law studies, and even anyone can become a code if they love it. The course is divided into 8 semesters. 1st year is all about the 12 revisions and basic knowledge of mechanical engineering, stress, train, ending, etc. 2nd year is about the learning main engine and auxiliary machines along with the fluid dynamics studies, thermodynamics, and marine pollution annexures. 3rd year is about learning ship design and building with naval architecture, machine design, and CFD. The final year is all about arrangements of machines. The college has a good teaching staff members. They are the retired merchant Navy officers who are here to train new cadets. We have s technical superintendent who has 15 or more years of experience in shipping and through his studies, students learn a lot. We have some PhD holders who have no knowledge about shipping but they also try their best to learn themselves and also teach the cadets. The course includes the main engine studies of ships.

Other: The college view is beautiful. This is my final year but being with my friends the time is spent well. We have many clubs like a technical club, literary club, robotics club, disaster management club, etc. The cadets are free to choose their club of interest. The college provides good sports equipment. We have a ground near the college. The only drawback is we are socially not in contact with the outside world. We have a college fest Prayaan coming in the month of April.

Reviewed on 27 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI - Batch of 2025

4.4

5Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

DMET Legacy of Merit, Mumbai.

Placements: College has 100% placements which is true as it provides full placements. Every cadet who graduates from here has a job in his hand with a good income. I got placement in my 6th semester. Our batch strength is 40 and 20 are placed already and some companies are already in line to select the cadets. In February, we are expecting Feet Management Ltd. to visit. We have an average offer of 600 dollars with no tax cutting.

Infrastructure: Classrooms are provided with good ventilation and they also have smart board facility. College also has various labs for practicals also we have workshop. The quality of food in canteen is good and food in the mess is normal like we can have it and for special occasions we have special food for cadets.

Faculty: College has a good teaching staff. They are the retire merchant Navy officers who are here to train new cadets. We have technical supritendent who has a 15 or more years experience in shipping and through his studies students learn alot. Here, we have some PhD holders who do not have any knowledge about shipping. But they try to learn themselves to teach cadets. Course curriculum includes the main engine studies of ship.

Reviewed on 23 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI - Batch of 2025

3.6

4Placements3Infrastructure4Faculty3Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Review with actual truth and information.

Placements: Around 90% of students from final year got placed. Package differs from company to company but as an engine cadet, the range of package varies from 500-600 dollars per month. Top recruiting companies are Feet Management, Pacific Basis, OSM Home, MMSI, BW Shipping, MSI, and M.Sc Anglo Eastern. For internship, students are asked to look on their own in any workshop but through college, it can be referred as onboard training after a course for 6 months.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi availability is provided but the range varies. Labs are under maintenance. Classrooms are good with smart projectors, boards, and hygiene. But many of the classes do not have air conditioning. Library is good with AC and sitting arrangement. Quality of food in mess is good but the taste is not counted. Canteen is also provided. Sports facility is also good. Water shortage is there which may be addressed soon. Hostels for pre-sea cadets are under renovation as soon as they get ready students will be shifted there because currently, pre-sea cadets are staying in hostel for post-sea courses. Hostel of pre-sea cadets is provided with common washrooms on each floor. Around the campus ships undergo bunkering and de bunkering due to which air quality is not that much good. It is ragging free campus.

Faculty: Teachers are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Teaching quality is good. Course curriculum is good but practical section should be more focused. Semester exams are same which are taught in class as per the syllabus. If students are prepared they can easily score good marks in exams that's why placement rate is good. Passing percentage is 35%.

Other: Annual events are Prayan - cultural cum technical fest, Udghosh - sports event, and annual magazines - propelling minds and Prakriti and Sea Scape. There are 6 clubs and 4 houses and it is an institute with good alma mater.

Reviewed on 25 Oct 2024Read More

Nooman

B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI - Batch of 2023

2.2

3Placements2Infrastructure2Faculty2Crowd & Campus Life2Value for Money

MERI MUMBAI - Marine Engineering

Placements: The campus has a good placement record. Companies like Fleet Management, Pacific Basin, MSC, etc., do come for placement. 100% placement of my batch (leaving me). Especially for female cadets, there are more than one option, but the prerequisite is no back papers.

Infrastructure: Quality of mess was great at the start but completely deteriorating after the pandemic. The buildings are always under construction. The mess used to serve us 4 times ( now 3 ) breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinner. It had non-veg as well as veg options. We used to look forward to Diwali dinner.

Faculty: It is good that the faculties are good. The curriculum is really prehistoric. You are not skilled in what the industry requires. Perhaps more of a rote learning. Examinations have separate passing criteria for internal and external exams. The level of external sem exams is tough , but comes with leniency in checking.

Other: Great, that is the campus’s USP. It used to have scholarships, but now they have stopped.

Reviewed on 14 Oct 2024Read More

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B.Tech. in Marine Engineering, Mumbai Campus MERI - Batch of 2025

4.4

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Review of Indian Maritime University.

Placements: Since 2014, the campus holds the record for 100% placement ( 40 out of 40). Many companies like MSC, Fleet, Pacific Basin, OSM Thome, etc. recruit every year from this campus. The cadets are recruited as trainee marine engineers. The students will be offered an internship in the Mazagon Dockyard in the last semester (8th semester). Every student gets the internship for the same. The package varies from company to company, but on average, about 650 dollars per month will be the basic pay during the training period.

Infrastructure: There are limitations in the infrastructure but it is adequate enough for smooth operation. Labs are fully functional with hands-on experience on various machines. There is a Central AC digital library open for students with access to computers and wifi. In hostels there is wifi facility. The quality of food is above average. It is well-nutritional food but not that fancy food in terms of taste. A canteen is also available on campus, open till 10 p.m. There is a doctor on campus every working day for 3 hours in the morning session. After academic hours, students are allowed to follow their hobby activities.

Faculty: The teachers are very helpful and experienced and are highly qualified and knowledgeable. Almost all are from the same marine field. Retired chief engineers and captains sharing their own live experiences. The curriculum is very relevant to the field. It helps you clear your future class 4 and class 2 exams with ease. The semester exams are quite strictly held and the questions are of standard difficulty. The pass percentage is 50% in the theory examination. The passing percentage of students is about 60%.

Other: The course offers us to get into the maritime sector, which offers ocean of opportunities and challenges to us and makes us the best of the best. The college can improve the infrastructure a bit and a slight changes in the curriculum can be better. There will be an annual festival every year. Scholarships are entirely self-dependent based on your semester marks, etc.

Reviewed on 8 Oct 2024Read More

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