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Bsc natical science is a good course or a bad course


Hari Haran 17th Jan, 2018
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Jasleen Kaur Taneja 19th Jan, 2018

Hi Hari Haran,

Thanks for putting up the query. To pursue B.Sc Nautical Science, you need to clear 12th in the Science (PCM) and should obtain 60%. At the time of commencement of the course, you should be between 17-25 years of age. Nautical science is the knowledge which is required to safely navigate and operate a ship. The subjects includes navigation and seamanship. Seamanship is the basic operation of shipboard equipment and tools. Colleges offering this course conduct an entrance test which is followed by a psychometric test, medical examination, panel interview and pre–sea training. A career in B.Sc Nautical Science can land you up as a deck cadet, second officer, chief officer and finally a captain. You can also get employed as a marine engineer, oceanographer, radio officer or nautical surveyors.

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