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11th February 2010, 10:44 PM
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according to me here is a breifing that i am providing you which will certainly help you in understanding what is the major difference between the two but i completely leave the decision to go with which course upon you .. and i think after reading what i think about the courses which you have asked for may give you some aspects to think upon before you join any of them.. hope you get them..
Marine engineering:::: it is a specialized field of study which deals with the engineering aspects of marine related equipment found on board ships, boats and so forth. Infact it is a very vast subject and there are several related fields of study such as naval architecture which may not directly fall under the purview of marine engineering but act as sister arenas. If you want to have a broad idea about the types of machineries found on board commercial vessels. Bsc. Nautical Science:::: this course will lead the candidates to become the Captain of the ship. Captain of the ship is also referred as Master mariner. On successful completion of this pre-sea training, the candidates are eligible to become nautical Deck Cadets on board a ship. The leading international shipping companies are regularly conducting campus interviews for the job placement. This course consists of six semesters. The B.Sc (Nautical Science) degree will be awarded by the University on the successful completion of Three years duration. After 3 years, the cadets will be joining as the Trainee Cadet Officers on board the ship. They will have to obtain 12 months sea experience. On completion of 12 months sea experience, they will be promoted directly as SECOND OFFICER without any further examinations. With further sea service & exams, they will be promoted to Chief Officer and then becoming Captain of the ship. wish you good luck and all the very best for your career hope after reading it you will be in some position to make a fir decision or can think upon which course you want to opt for..bye take care .. good luck... |
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12th February 2010, 05:57 PM
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there are two major differnces
1)btech marine engineering is equivalent to masters of nautical science in academic parlance. 2)nautical science is mainly a correspondence course for deck cadets who if they clear it will be promoted to third officer while btech marine engineering is application of engineering to marine machines, to become the engineer of a ship |
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19th February 2010, 06:31 PM
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hi
B.sc in nautical science means you could could go to the rank of captain it is of 3 year course, where as marine engineering is a specialized course of four year,you could be placed to the merchent navy or even indian navy as a enginneer hope this information will help you best of luck |
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#5
20th February 2010, 02:06 PM
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B.sC IN nautical science enable a candidate to become captain of the ship or in other words master mariner.It is a 3 years course whereas B.Tech in marine engineering is a 4 years duration course, the role of marine engineer is to take care of maintenance of machines.
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21st February 2010, 11:50 AM
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dear friend.....
there are a big difference in bsc nautical sceinces and btech marine engineering..... if you done bsc nautical science...... then you have a opportunity for be the captain of the ship......... but if you are a marine engineer ............ then you can handle only the equipment of the ship............... and check about the fault services ....... so best of luck |
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22nd March 2010, 05:52 PM
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dear friend, both the courses are different form each other, nautical science is mainly a correspondence course for deck cadets and after completing this course you have a opportunity for be the captain of the ship.......and the marine engineer is to take care of maintenance of machines, and it is 4 year course and after complete this course , you can handle only the equipment of the ship.................
i think you have to satisfy with my answers........... |
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#8
23rd March 2010, 01:41 PM
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dear friend,
really you have asked a explainable question, so i would request you to see the clear difference between these two on the websites www.wikkipedia.com o k all the best |
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23rd April 2010, 05:22 PM
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Then Wat is the reflect which is more effective |
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13th July 2010, 10:01 AM
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they are they same role if we talk about emergency.... in position nautical is the best for me...why? because there is posible that we will became a captain....which being a captain we have now a big responsible of that ship ... the ship i depending if we travel or not.......
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12th August 2010, 12:53 PM
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Dear fiend
Both are diffrent course Bsc nautical sceinces and Btech marine engineerin In Bsc nautical science then you have a opportunity for be the captain of the ship. but In a marine engineer you can handle only the equipment of the ship (engineering work) and check about the fault services . Best of luck |
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#21
12th August 2010, 06:12 PM
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BSc nautical Science is a three year degree course which helps the candidates to become a captain of the ship. After this course the candidates have to attend 12 months sea course after which they are promoted as Captain.B.tech marine engineering is a four year course. They have to pass 4 modular courses after which the candidates are appointed as Junior Engineer on Merchant Ships.
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1st October 2010, 12:40 AM
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i think if you study engineering you will be marine engineer and gradually will be chief engineer, and that is mean the highest technical level on board the vessel and the responsible person for all machineries on board the vessels and will hold first class certificate as captain, but will not involved in navigation matter and ship full management, and if you hold captain ticket that is mean you are a navigator also you have the authority to apply the low on board the vessel and the authority to deal with port state, gurisdication flag state and all external branchs, but you have to know, an engineering knowledge level higher than navigation and can be more useful to your future.
hopefully you got somthing. |
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3rd December 2010, 07:10 AM
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B.tech marine engineering is much useful compared to B.sc nautical science.For B.tech marine engineering you need to write competitive exams like IIT/AIEEE/CET but you don't require any entrance test for B.sc nautical science.
After passing out the B.sc course you can apply only for deck cadet after having your 12 month sea training.But,B.tech students can apply for junior engineer in the ship. all the best |
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2nd January 2011, 10:33 AM
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Both course are very valuable for your future,Marine Engineering is eqivalent to the Master degree course of nautical science,and B.sc nautical science is a graduation course... |
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