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salma bee
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A candidate would have to clear any of the accepted Marine Engineering Entrance exams in order to get into the B.Tech in Marine Engineering course. Here are the most popular ones:
All India Common Entrance Test (AICET).
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE).
All India Merchant Navy Test (AIMNT).
Tolani Maritime Institute B.Tech Admission Test.
Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test.
Good luck.
All India Common Entrance Test (AICET).
Joint Entrance Examination (JEE).
All India Merchant Navy Test (AIMNT).
Tolani Maritime Institute B.Tech Admission Test.
Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test.
Good luck.
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salma bee
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A Candidate needs to have at least 14 Dental Points to be medically fit.
-Teeth which are not considered necessary for efficient work are given with 1 point each.
-Teeth assumed to be essential are allotted with 2 points each.
-Each incisor, canine, 1st and 2nd premolars holds 1 point provided their corresponding lower teeth are present.
-Each 1st and 2nd molar and well developed 3rd molar holds 2 points provided they are in good opposition to corresponding teeth in the lower jaw.
-If 3rd molar is not well developed, it holds only 1 point.
-When we have all 16 teeth intact in the upper jaw with a good functional opposition to corresponding t
-Teeth which are not considered necessary for efficient work are given with 1 point each.
-Teeth assumed to be essential are allotted with 2 points each.
-Each incisor, canine, 1st and 2nd premolars holds 1 point provided their corresponding lower teeth are present.
-Each 1st and 2nd molar and well developed 3rd molar holds 2 points provided they are in good opposition to corresponding teeth in the lower jaw.
-If 3rd molar is not well developed, it holds only 1 point.
-When we have all 16 teeth intact in the upper jaw with a good functional opposition to corresponding t
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