Hi

The cut off or closing rank for naval architecture and marine engineering is 4085 in 2020 and it is for general category . Hence to obtain 4085 rank in AP eamcet ideal to get 70-79 marks these are expected marks for given rank. This year there is no ipe weightage hence choose according to it.

Hope this will help you

Hello aspirant

It is difficult to get in marine engineering course with this rank in the cusat as the last year cut of was for the rnak 716 and no of seats is only 40 . As you are a muslim there a chance that you can get in the course. But you can get in other branches under the cusat collegs with this rank easily. You can visit the link given below to know more about the cutoffs in the cusat collges

https://www.careers360.com/university/cochin-university-of-science-and-technology-kochi

Hi Siddu,

There is only one Institution that provides Bachelor of Program in Marine Engineering that is

• Praveenya Institute of Marine Engineering and Maritime Studies, Vizianagaram. This is the Private Institute and recognised by AICTE.
• Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, which is the private institution and accredited by NAAC and recognised by AICTE.

According to 2019 AP EAMCET rank cut off for Andhra University is  29364 and there is no cut off data available for Praveenya Institute for marine engineering program. Hope you find this information helpful. all the best for admission.

Thanks & Good Luck!...

Hello,

There is only one college in Andhra Pradesh with B.E/B.Tech in Marine Engineering which is Praveenya Institute of Marine Engineering and Maritime Studies, Vizianagaram. Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) in Marine Engineering is a four-year full-time undergraduate program recognized by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and offered by the Andhra University, Visakhapatnam. Praveenya Institute of Marine Engineering and Maritime Studies, Vizianagaram is a private college established in the year 2006. Please click the below link to know more about this college.

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/praveenya-institute-of-marine-engineering-and-maritime-studies-vizianagaram

HI,

GANGAT university , merchant navy is the backbone of international trade.

review of this college is 4.1 /5

Its is a 4 years course

B tech marine engineering  approved by directorate general of shipping.govt of india.

First institution in gujarat offering marine engineering

AICTE APPROVED.

ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Eligibility : 10+2 with more than 60% marks mpc and 50 % in english

course fee :Rs. 3,40,000 per year

intake of seats 40

admission  : it is take through management quota. Lateral entry to 2nd year.

All the best!

Dear Aspirant,

First you have to apply for JEE entrance exam or any state government engineering college exam. To get into the Marine Engineering. There are many colleges which provide this course . But first you have to give the Any engineering college exam . Then your results will come and according to your rank you can apply for counselling into different college through JOSSA or state government college counselling. While counselling choose Marine engineering as your first Preference.Then after you got selected in any of the colleges you can go and take the admission.

For more information on marine engineering check this article:- https://www.careers360.com/courses/be-in-marine-engineering

For More Information on jee entrance exam you can check this link:- https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/jee-main

Good Luck!

Dear candidate, after doing marine engineering you can become Chief Engineer. Then as a “Chief Engineer” you need to work in an office for a few years. It is not impossible but one must take a few years to actually be able to manage the fleet. You have to study the market, like the pricing of your depreciating assets. You have to develop a set of PR skills for you to meet the buyers and the people in operations who actually use your type of vessels who you meet periodically. You have to understand the bidding process or direct negotiations. Know the laws of the land regarding this industry.  Understand the charter parties, the bank guarantees, and all other types of contracts. You have to ensure long term sustainability of the most vessels which are still on loan. In short, you are no longer taking care of only a pair of engines, you are juggling all of these things at once. You have an added advantage of having technical knowledge and that will help in your dealings with your clients.

Then you can become a Ship Manager after Chief Engineer. There may or may not be other ways too, but I know this is one of them.

Hope, it helps!