Indian Maritime University, Chennai
Yes, Indian Maritime University does provide sponsorship to students. Eminent companies such as Fleet Shipmanagemet and others sponsor the students. You can register for them if you meet the eligibility criteria.
As for Anglo-eastern and Tolani, if you qualify their final entrance test (IMU-CET) only then you will be eligible for counseling and will be contacted by them.
Hello Rhythm,
Yes, you can take IMUCET twice in a year. It is conducted in June and in December. If you appear in June IMUCET and clear it then you are eligible for August batch and if you appear for December IMUCET and clear it then you are eligible for January batch.
Hope you are clear now.
Good luck!
Hello,
You cannot give the exam for admission in B.tech as the minimum elgibility required is 10+2 or an equivalent exam with 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics taken together and 50% in English.
for admission in B.sc same eligibility criteria is required. But for admission in BBA, 10+2 or equivalent exam in any stream with minimum 60% marks overall and minimum 50% marks in English subject.
Admission in BBA is done hrough your marks in the qualifing exam whose application form will be available from April 6, 2019 til June 20, 2019
For others it is based on IMU CET score whose application form will be available from April 6, 2019 till May 11, 2019
Yes Pankaj, you heard it right.
Now you can take IMUCET twice in a year. It is conducted in June/ August and in December. If you appear in June IMUCET and clear it then you are eligible for August batch and if you appear for December IMUCET and clear it then you are eligible for January batch.
I would suggest you to apply in August batch because you will be getting a variety of courses to choose from.
Hello Kuldeep,
Yes, of course you are eligible. Your age should be in between 17 years to 25 years on August 1, 2019. You should have to score an aggregate marks of 60% in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics in 12th standard and at least 50% marks in English subject.
For more details, please go through the link given below
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/imu-cet
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All the best.
Hey Surya Abhishek.....
The IMUCET generally reveals the rank that student secures instead of their marks. If you want to get a good lMU campus, you should get a rank of approx between less than 1500 also the same applies for getting into IMU Chennai
Hello Sumedh,
See it depends upon company to company. If you got a sponsorship from a company who already have their college then you have to go to theirs college this type of companies are Anglo Eastern, Great Eastern etc. But if you're getting sponsorship from a company who doesn't have it's own College then you have to go for the counselling of IMU.
Hope this will help you. Feel free to ask any query.
Hi Rushikesh,
If you are studying mechanical engineering and wish to get a job in the naval department or merchant navy per say, then you can do so by becoming a marine engineer using your mechanical engineering degree. To become a Marine Engineer you need a B.Tech Mechanical degree with a minimum aggregate of 60%, you should be less than 28 years of age and lastly, you should have scored 50% marks in English at the 10+2 level.
Mechanical and marine engineering courses have quiet a few subjects in common and this makes it easier for a mechanical engineering student to get an additional degree in marine and open new doors of opportunities.A one year Graduate Marine Engineering (GME) course after mechanical engineering would give students the licence to enter merchant navy.
Eligibility criteria:
Some of the prominent institutes offering GME course are:
I hope this has given you a little clarity and guidance regarding your career aspiration. I wish you all the best, please feel free to reach out to me for any assistance.
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