Marine Engineering

Hello Samadhan,
You have asked a very intriguing and interesting query. If I have understood correctly, you are asking whether after completion of your maritime engineering course is the placement done based on class 10th 12th or Diploma course? No, I don't think so because after the completion of your engineering graduation when you appear for placements interview, the prospective interviewers will give you placement based only on your performance in the graduation or the interview. They normally will overlook your marks of class 10th, 12th or Diploma even if you are being asked to give this information to the incoming placement teams but definitely they would have gone through your data and can ask you some questions relating to these results and if it is bad then you need to have some explanation for this but in general this is not in the consideration of the team. They will invariably go by how you perform in the interview and impress the interviewers.
Best wishes to you for the placement.

Hello Agnish,
Yes, when you want to become a marine engineer it is obvious that you will be serving on the ship that could be sailing for many days without any recourse to good medical advice or facility. Hence DG shipping has laid down strict medical guidelines to be followed by all the institutes which are offering this course. It goes without saying that the students will be tested based on these standards before they are admitted for Marine engineering course. I am attaching a link that will give you detailed information about medical standards required:
https://www.marineinsight.com/careers-2/physical-fitness-and-medical-requirements-to-join-merchant-navy/
Best wishes.

All India Merchant Navy Entrance Test (AIMNET) is a standardized test being administrated since 2013, to facilitate Maritime Training Institutes to screen candidates for admission to Maritime and allied programmers. Offshore Shipping Academy is affiliated by IMETA (Institute of Maritime Education & Training Australia) Fore confirmation Follow the Link IMETA Group of Companies
We are affiliated to provide TWO training programmes: -a) G. P Rating (Deck/Engine). B) Deck Cadets Programme leading to OOW CoC from Australia. What is IMETA? Institute of Maritime Education & Training operates from Australia & Singapore. We have developed a unique model of offering many foreign Administration approved maritime courses across various campuses spread throughout Asia and Middle East. IMETA exclusively collaborated with two of the world's leading maritime institutions, namely TAFE NSW (Australia) and New Zealand Maritime School (New Zealand) to offer our maritime programmes in a structured and phased manner. Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) and Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) have approved these specially designed Certificate of Competency programmes and conduct regular audits on our programmes/campuses to maintain the highest quality standards normally associated with their courses. This also helps in ensuring that the students are receiving the same quality and care at our campuses. What is AMSA? We are Australia's national agency responsible for maritime safety, protection of the marine environment, and maritime aviation search and rescue. Australian Maritime Safety Authority
What is TAFE NSW (Australia)? The acronym TAFE stands for Technical and Further Education. TAFE NSW is Australia's the largest vocational education and training provider, based in New South Wales. At TAFE NSW we provide an extensive range of courses and qualifications to suit everyone from school leavers to career changers and businesses. TAFE NSW is the leading provider of vocational education and training in Australia. Each year, more than 500,000 students enroll into nationally recognized courses and training. https://www.tafensw.edu.au