B.E. in Marine Engineering 

at Lamrin Tech Skills University, Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar

The M.Tech Civil Engineering syllabus follows a more practical and industry-oriented approach, where students are given advanced-level understanding of Civil Engg. concepts with a focus on a particular area like Structural Engineering, Construction Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Environmental Engineering, etc.

There are rigorous theory classes, case studies, field visits, and project work, all of which combined are expected to make the students job-ready for the future.

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Marine Engineering could be quite complex to study but then again, what is known about it is not necessarily harder than other types of engineering. The core curriculum is not significantly different from most other engineering fields and relies heavily on knowledge in Mathematics, Physics, and Mechanisms.

However, Marine Engineering includes additional challenges, for instance, hydrodynamics to visualize how fluids particularly water behaves around the moving vessels, corrosion which is a great concern in marine environment since vessels work in salty water, and many more skills about marine propulsion such as engines and propellers. Furthermore, Marine Engineering sometimes lays stress on the application, and the students acquire training in workshops or on ships through internships.

Marine Engineering is a relatively evolving field in India when compared to other established engineering specializations. The demand is very high in this field but the workforce available currently is unfortunately not at par with the demand, which becomes a plus point for students as they can expect very good salary packages from recruiters. Some of the popular job roles for BTech Marine Engg. graduates are:

• Marine Engineer
• Ship Engineer
• Maritime Equipment Specialist
• Port Engineer
• Naval Architect
• Marine Surveyor
• Marine Design Engineer
• Maintenance Engineer