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Anjali Deval
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In the case of merchant navy, you can get in by joining RL Institute of Nautical Science by taking up GP Rating or B.Tech in Nautical Science courses. For GP Rating, it requires a minimum of a 10th pass with 40% marks in Science, English, and Math. For the more advanced courses, you must qualify for 12th-grade, requiring Physics, Chemistry, and Math. You have to clear entrance exams like IMU-CET along with medical checks and physical requirements to be admitted. After clearing the course, you can find a great opportunity in the merchant navy. hope it helps
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Ketan Methe
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If you want to join the navy after the tenth class, you can seek the Matric Entry Recruitment of the Indian Navy. Generally, under this Matric Entry, the SAILOR and some Artificer Apprentice roles are open for an applicant. Then, candidates need to go through the Written Exam, Physical Fitness Test, and Medical Examination. The age limit for the same is 17 to 20 years with a corresponding qualification of 60 percent marks in Class 10. For notifications, you can check the official Navy recruitment website. After Class 12, you can also expect the NDA (National Defence Academy) exam for entry into the navy as an officer.
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Kapil Lalwani
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Even if you have flunked in 2 Science exams twice you can study and join the Merchant Navy as an officer. Your current PCM score of 76 is good enough to start with and bring the desired changes. To become a deck officer one has to undergo a 3-year (link unavailable) B.Sc Nautical Science course, ranging from INR 4,00,000 to INR 6,00,000. You will also require passing the Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by IMU- Indian Maritime University. However, you can also complete the 1-year Diploma in Nautical Science which costs between INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,00,000. Upon finishing the course, you should take a Certificate of Competency from
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Rayamkula Harish
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Yes, Nepalese students indeed have the entry into Indian Merchant Navy. No nationality condition has been placed for taking up any course (s) of training in Indian Merchant Navy; one has to only fulfill educational and medical requirements for that course. For them, Nepali students need to meet the eligibility criteria, depending on the respective courses-open to courses such as 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) and mandatory medical fitness certifications.Nepali students might need to visit the appropriate authorities for information regarding visa acquisition and other documentations. They can then apply for jo
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Aayush Yadav
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Yes, there are many successful women seafarers across the Indian and foriegn countries as well. Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training (MANET) offers the courses specialised in Merchant Navy studies. The programmes are available in Marine Engineering, Nautical Science. For admission, candidates must have minimum 60% in Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry and Science subjects.
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Akansha Bisht
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The basic eligibility criteria to join the Merchant Navy is to obtain a degree in BSc in Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, or Electronics (with Physics) from a recognized university, with an average of more than 50% marks. The next step is to join a reputable training institute and look for job opportunities.
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KUMKUM BASWAL
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Follow these steps to join merchant navy course,1. Qualification: You need to satisfy the educational and physical criteria. For the most part, you require 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and maths or Diploma in engineering.2. Entrance Exam: Apply and qualify in any entrance exam like the Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET) or other Institute specific exams.3. Pre-requisite: Must apprentice with a established maritime school or training college. Fill their application form. 4. Training – Take admission at a maritime academy for a pre-sea training program.5. Certification: Get proper certification and seaf
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Muskan
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One can enrol in programs like Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) training, which is very pertinent to the merchant marine, after earning a Diploma in electrical engineering. The upkeep and management of ships' electrical and electronic systems are the key topics of this course. Obtaining a Bachelor of Science in Marine Engineering is an additional choice that can improve one's eligibility for technical positions on board a ship. These programs pave the way for a variety of career routes in the merchant navy, including those for marine engineers and electrical officers, when combined with the required qualifications.
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