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Pragati Singh
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BTech in Marine Engineering at Indian Maritime University (IMU) offers a well-respected programme with national-level entrance exams for admission.Other strong options include IIT programs (Chennai & Kharagpur) and institutes like DMET & SFNAS depending on factors like location, entrance requirements, and specific programme details.
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, Marine engineering is one of the great career options in India, however it come with its own set of challenges. The prospects in the job market are that with increasing maritime transactions the job schedule is demanding and off-shore time is comparatively less, which may be a drawback. Promotion does exist, and the positions are relatively well paid since graduates start off with approximately INR 40,000 per month salary that then rises as more experienced workers are paid significantly more. But, the growth might be relatively slow as compared to the other branches of engineering.
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Pragati Singh
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The following colleges offer UG Diploma courses in Marine Engineering which can be pursued by candidates after completing UG course in Marine Engineering:CV Raman Global UniversityAcademy of Maritime Education and TrainingTolani Maritime InstituteAnglo Eastern Maritime AcademySouthern Academy of Maritime Studies
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, the following institutions offer certificate courses in the field of Marine Engineering which can be pursued by candidates:Academy of Maritime Education and TrainingCoimbatore Marine CollegeBP Marine AcademySamundra Institute of Maritime StudiesDelhi Maritime Academy
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Pragati Singh
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Yes, After grade 10, you may decide to go for maritime engineering. There are a number of marine engineering courses that are available for the students who have completed their 10+2 schooling. One option is a diploma in marine engineering. Marine engineering Diploma courses provide a more professional and realistic approach to training and take usually take three years to complete. After completing your Diploma marine engineering course, you will be well-equipped and employable as a marine engineer on ships, boats, and other floating structures such as offshore platforms for oil and natural gas industries.
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Pragati Singh
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A programme of study called a Marine Engineering course instructs students in the theories and methods of Marine Engineering. The design, construction, operation, and maintenance of marine vessels, such as ships, boats, and submarines, are all covered by the large discipline of Marine Engineering. The propulsion, electrical, refrigeration, and steering systems of these vessels are the responsibility of marine engineers. Additionally, they are involved in the construction and upkeep of various marine buildings as well as offshore oil and gas installations.
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IMUCET is Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET) is a national-level entrance exam conducted annually by the Indian Maritime University (IMU) for admission to its undergraduate and postgraduate maritime programs. Only citizens of India are eligible to write this exam. Hence if you are a citizen of Nepal, you cannot attempt to write this exam.
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SONTI NAGA RAJESH
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The admission process for the M.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering programme at IMU Visakhapatnam is as follows:# Eligibility Criteria- Engineering Graduate in Mechanical, Civil, Marine, Naval Architecture or B.Tech in any relevant discipline- Minimum 50% marks in graduation# Admission Process1. Candidates must appear for and qualify the Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU-CET)2. Admission is based on the rank obtained in IMU-CET3. After qualifying IMU-CET, candidates need to apply for counseling to indicate their preference for IMU Visakhapatnam campus and the M.Tech program4. A non-refundable Admission
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Tasbiya Khan
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Yes, The difficulty level of Marine Engineeringcourse is similar to any other engineering bracnch. The course structure and syllabus for Marine Engineering course is similar to other engineering branches. Even though studying marine engineering is difficult, it is not impossible. Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, and naval architecture are just a few of the many topics covered in the course. Additionally, students must do practical training in stores and on ships.
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Tasbiya Khan
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A career in Marine Engineering is exciting for several reasons. Marine engineers get to travel across borders and experience an adventure. Apart from that, there are numerous financial and health benefits that come along with the job. The salaries even for beginners are exceptionally high with minimal expenses in compariso to other engineering branches. Marine Engineering offers career opportunities in India as well as overseas. There are jobs available in the government sector and there are private companies that hire marine engineers.
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