Hii Arun,

The  answer is obviously Yes.Marine Engineering is a job oriented course . There are courses with diploma also but doing this course in B.E/Btech adds more value.It is also very important to select the college.while choosing marine engineering college check whether they are approved by the Director general

Hello Tanishkaa,

It is totally depends upon your choice or in that subject you have deep knowledge and interest so that you can score good marks in that subject and then you will become an expert of that field.

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• IIT Madras - B.Tech. Naval Achitecture and Ocean Engineering
• IIT Kharagpur -  B.Tech. Naval Achitecture and Ocean Engineering

Hello Amal,

See it totally depends upon your choice. If you have interest for big machineries and pumps and all then you should go for Marine Engineering and if you have interest in Navigation and Communication then go for Nautical Science. 

With Marine Engineering you can go to the technical

Dear Keshwanand, Yes you can persue M.tech in Marine Engineering From "MERI" Kolkata even after you persued your B.tech from Mechanical Engineering. Here you can find that in this college which is affiliated by "IMU" (Indian Maritime University) which conduct their own exam for UG and PG courses i.e. IMU-CET

Hello Jayesh,

Following are some of the colleges in Pune which offers a course in Marine Engineering:

• Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training
• Samundra Institute of Maritime Studies
• Tolani Maritime Institute (TMI)
• Great Eastern Academy
• Vishwakarma Maritime Institute

Hope this answers your query, feel free to ask for more

Hello

According to the CUSAT 2018 prospectus, 5 percent of seats were reserved for B.Tech Marine Engineering (Residential) programme for NRI. There were 4 seats for NRI out of the total 80 seats.

For MSc (5 year Integrated) Photonics Programme, there were 2 seats for NRI.

Refer to the Prospectus

Hello aspirant

I can help you with better information.

After completion of marine engineering opportunities are immense in private, educational, corporate and governmental sectors. You can work either onshore or offshore. The latter is quite demanding as you have to stay away from the land for months on end. However,