If you have scored 505 marks in your Class 12, your eligibility for IMU CET will depend not on the total marks but on your subject wise percentage. For undergraduate courses like BTech Marine Engineering or BSc Nautical Science, IMU requires that you have Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects and at least 60 percent aggregate in PCM along with 50 percent marks in English either in Class 10 or 12. So even if your overall score is 505, what matters is how much you have scored in PCM and in English. If your PCM aggregate is 60 percent or above and you satisfy the English requirement, then you are eligible for IMU CET. If your PCM percentage is below 60, then you would not be considered eligible for technical programs though some non technical maritime courses may have different criteria.

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Sorry, but a score of 505 is too low  to be eligible for the IMU-CET, as it requires a minimum aggregate mark of 60% in PCM with 50% in English. So, you should need these percentages to get eligible.

I hope it will clear your query!!

To apply for IMU CET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test) for UG courses like B.Tech (Marine Engineering/ Naval Architecture/ Ship Building/ Ocean Engineering) and B.Sc (Nautical Science/ Maritime Science/ Ship Building & Repair) , the basic eligibility is:

• Candidate must have passed Class 12 (10+2) with PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) and English .

• Minimum 60% aggregate marks in PCM and at least 50% marks in English in Class 10 or 12.

If your total marks in Class 12 are 505 , then your eligibility depends on the PCM percentage :

• If your PCM aggregate is 60% or above → You are eligible .

• If PCM is below 60% → You are not eligible for UG programmes through IMU CET.

Conclusion:
You need to check your Physics + Chemistry + Maths percentage separately, not just total marks. If it is ≥60% and English ≥50%, you can apply for IMU CET.