IMU Chennai Indian Maritime University (IMUC) Answered Questions

Hi,
You can refer the below link for placement opportunities offered by Indian Maritime University for MBA in port and shipping management:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-in-port-and-shipping-management-indian-maritime-university-chennai-east-coast-road-179431

A Naval Architect must have an understanding of the various branches of engineering and must be on the forefront of high technology areas. A Naval Engineer requires a creative, enquiring and logical mind, ability to communicate clearly in speech and writing with various professionals and authorities, sound judgment and qualities of leadership.
Naval Architects have a wide range of employment opportunities open to them, both inland and located abroad. They are involved in such a wide variety of work that it is difficult to categorize it comprehensively.
However, the main areas of responsibility for a Naval Architect are as follows:
Design
Construction and Repair
Consultancy
Marketing and Sales
Operations Regulation
Surveying and Overseeing
Research and Development
Education and Training
Diploma holders in the discipline are responsible for assisting Naval Architects in their day to day activities. A Naval Engineer may find jobs in various quarters in the country such as:
Marine Transportation
Offshore Oil Recovery
Underwater Vehicles
Renewable Energy
Marine Metals and Corrosion

Hi,
The minimum eligibility to apply:
-Graduation: 50%
-Candidate must have completed Bachelor's degree in any discipline with aggregate marks from recognized universities and a minimum of 50% marks in English subject in class 10th, 12th and UG degree.
Admission Process
Entrance Test
Eligible candidates need to appear for Online Common Entrance Test (CET) conducted by the Indian Maritime University.
Merit Screening
Admission is based on the marks obtained in Online Common Entrance Test (CET), physical fitness and good binocular vision.
For more details, visit here:
https://www.shiksha.com/mba/course/mba-in-port-and-shipping-management-indian-maritime-university-east-coast-road-chennai-179431

Between the tow that you have mentioned I have the opinion that MBA would be a better choice for you. MCA is a technically oriented course and therefore it requires a technical flair in the person. If you have that and want to work in IT sector then you may opt for MCA instead of MBA.