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sir/madam i want some suggestion about what courses are there to join merchant navy after completing mechanical engineering(b-tech)?

You can join any of the following training centres for pre sea training of 1year duration
•
Training Ship Chanakya,
Navi Mumbai

•
Marine Engineering & Research Institute (MER
I), Kolkata

•
Marine Engineering & Research Institute (MERI)
, Mumbai

•
Lal Bahadur Shastri College of advanc
ed Maritime Studies and Research, Mumbai

hi,

You can join Merchant Navy after completing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering.
As you have completed B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering so you can join Merchant Navy for the posts like junior engineer/fifth engineer.
But you can't get direct entry in Merchant Navy means you can't get job in Merchant Navy just depending on Mechanical Engineering degree.
In order to get entry in Merchant Navy you have to for pre-sea course.
Pre-sea is a one year course which is conducted by various Merchant Navy and Marine Engineering Institute in India.
After completing this course you can get entry in Merchant Navy as a engineer.

thank you..................................

can u tll me the procedure how to join mn after btech

SIR MY EYE SITE IS -1.25 AND MY AGGRIGATE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING IS 65% I M ELLIGIBAL FOR THIS

sir/madam i want some suggestion about what courses are there to join merchant navy after completing mechanical engineering(BE)...
According to your opinion, best institute for pre-sea course and also tell me fees of this course

what is the extra course learn in join navy after complete mechanical engineering

Originally Posted by nripendrannb

sir/madam i want some suggestion about what courses are there to join merchant navy after completing mechanical engineering(b-tech)?

DIRECTORATE GENERAL OF SHIPPING

Authorized by
Examination, Assessment & Certification
(EAC Br.)

IS / ISO Clause
No. 7.5.1


Subject-Assessment of Sea service performed on Non-trading vessel/s in Foreign/coastal Waters towards 2nd Mate (FG) certification.

N. T. Branch / Exam circular No. 01 of 2010

Chief Examiner of Master & Mates
File No. 7-NT(2)/2009-Pt

05.02.2010


Background:

This Directorate has been receiving queries from various assessment centers (MMDs) with regard assessment of sea time, if such sea service has been performed on non-trading ships of special purpose such as, cable laying vessels, dredgers, anchor handling tugs and similar other vessels (inter-alia, special purpose code vessels, offshore supply vessels, diving support vessels & other such vessels) plying in foreign as well as in Indian coastal waters and where competency tables A-II/1 or A-II/2 of STCW 78/95 code for all the functions are not completely covered.

2. Decisions taken:

It has been decided that assessment of sea service for the purpose of appearing for examination for 2nd Mate (foreign going) shall be as follows:-

2.1 At least half of total sea service requirement [eg. 18 months if requirement is 36 months or 9 months if the requirement is 18 months in case of Structured Ship board Training Programme (SSTP) cadets] shall be performed on foreign going trading vessels or coastal trading vessels of 3000 GT and above engaged on voyages of 500 miles or more.

2.2 Six months of supervised navigational watch keeping shall be performed on foreign going trading vessels or coastal trading vessels of 3000 GT and above engaged on voyages of 500 miles or more.

2.3 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non-trading vessels of 3000 GT and above in foreign waters:

a) Maximum of six month's sea service as in Para 1 above at full rate for actual

Sea Service performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed.



b) Balance sea time [service in excess of actual sea service in sub Para a)

above] may be awarded at 2/3rd rate.



2.4 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non trading vessels of less than 3000 GT and 500GT or more in foreign waters:

a) Maximum of six month's sea service as in Para 1 above at 2/3rd rate for actual sea service performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed.

b) Balance sea time [service in excess of actual sea service in sub Para (a) above] may be awarded at half rate.

2.5 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non-trading vessels of 3000 GT and above in Indian coastal waters:

a) Maximum of four month's sea time may be considered for service as in Para 1 above at 2/3rd rate for actual sea service of six months performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed. Sea service beyond six months on these vessels will not be counted for this certification.



2.6 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non trading vessels of less than 3000 GT and 500GT or more in Indian coastal waters.

a) Maximum of four months sea time may be considered for service as in Para 1 above at half rate for actual sea service of eight months performed on such non-trading vessels may be assessed. Sea service beyond eight months on these vessels will not be counted for this certification.



2.7 Sea service performed on vessels of less than 500 GT will not be assessed towards Second Mate (FG) certification.

For Sea time calculation attached table (Annexure-I) may be used as reference.

3. A candidate desirous of continuing service on a non-trading vessel may apply for assessment of sea service and same will be counted in full for the purpose of assessment of sea going service, however, the CoC so issued shall carry limitation/s with regard to type of vessel and/or area of operation.

4. To remove / modify limitations imposed on a CoC, the candidate (as stated in Para 3. above) will be required to perform a minimum of 6 months of service on a dedicated foreign going trading vessel, then put up his service record for assessment centre and pass the oral examination (normally, scope of such oral examination shall be restricted to areas of competencies so far not covered in earlier oral examinations). Such applications will normally be entertained by assessment centers towards 5 yearly revalidations process.

5. This issues with the approval of the Chief Examiner of Master and Mates.
Sd/-

Originally Posted by nripendrannb

sir/madam i want some suggestion about what courses are there to join merchant navy after completing mechanical engineering(b-tech)?

Eligibility criteria for Merchant Navy course
Unmarried male and female Students are ONLY eligible .
You should have a minimum of 55% in graduation.
Candidates passing 12th with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics are eligible for Merchant Navy course.
Age requirement is not more than 20 years.
SC/ST Students 25 years is maximum age , these categories are given relaxation of five years.
::IN THIS WAY MECHANICAL ENGINEER JOIN MERCHANT NAVY::




Post in Merchant Navy for which you can apply
Deck Cadets Post
Navigating Officers Post

sir please give me the name of the institute who give the 100 % placement

Dear Sir,

I am 24 year old & just pass Diploma in machnical engg. please suggest me that can i join direct Merchant navy course.

Thanks & Regards
Amarjit Singh
9250011001

helo sir. i'm mechanical engineer studied from india and i'm basically from nepal.. is it possible to get entry in merchant navy ?? please tell me hoe to get into it??

R/Sir,I am a diploma holder in mechanical engineering and 23 yr old.....can i apply ....?

plz tell me the disadvantages to join merchant navy??

HEY,
IF YOU ARE HAVING 70% aggr.,then you can apply for MERCHANT NAVY.
There are several exams conducted for it.
Some of them are NDA,CDS etc.
ALL THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sir,
I have completed mechanical engineering with aggerate 67.55%
can I apply for merchany navy?
my I eye/site is -2.5
tell me sir

what is physical eligibility criteria for merchant navy??

you can't get direct entry in Merchant Navy means you can't get job in Merchant Navy just depending on Mechanical Engineering degree.
In order to get entry in Merchant Navy you have to for pre-sea course.
Pre-sea is a one year course which is conducted by various Merchant Navy and Marine Engineering Institute in India.
After completing this course you can get entry in Merchant Navy as a engineer.
Subject-Assessment of Sea service performed on Non-trading vessel/s in Foreign/coastal Waters towards 2nd Mate (FG) certification.
N. T. Branch / Exam circular No. 01 of 2010
Chief Examiner of Master & Mates
File No. 7-NT(2)/2009-Pt
05.02.2010
Background:
This Directorate has been receiving queries from various assessment centers (MMDs) with regard assessment of sea time, if such sea service has been performed on non-trading ships of special purpose such as, cable laying vessels, dredgers, anchor handling tugs and similar other vessels (inter-alia, special purpose code vessels, offshore supply vessels, diving support vessels & other such vessels) plying in foreign as well as in Indian coastal waters and where competency tables A-II/1 or A-II/2 of STCW 78/95 code for all the functions are not completely covered.
2. Decisions taken:
It has been decided that assessment of sea service for the purpose of appearing for examination for 2nd Mate (foreign going) shall be as follows:-
2.1 At least half of total sea service requirement [eg. 18 months if requirement is 36 months or 9 months if the requirement is 18 months in case of Structured Ship board Training Programme (SSTP) cadets] shall be performed on foreign going trading vessels or coastal trading vessels of 3000 GT and above engaged on voyages of 500 miles or more.
2.2 Six months of supervised navigational watch keeping shall be performed on foreign going trading vessels or coastal trading vessels of 3000 GT and above engaged on voyages of 500 miles or more.
2.3 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non-trading vessels of 3000 GT and above in foreign waters:
a) Maximum of six month's sea service as in Para 1 above at full rate for actual
Sea Service performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed.
b) Balance sea time [service in excess of actual sea service in sub Para a)
above] may be awarded at 2/3rd rate.
2.4 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non trading vessels of less than 3000 GT and 500GT or more in foreign waters:
a) Maximum of six month's sea service as in Para 1 above at 2/3rd rate for actual sea service performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed.
b) Balance sea time [service in excess of actual sea service in sub Para (a) above] may be awarded at half rate. 2.5 Assessment of sea time for service performed on non-trading vessels of 3000 GT and above in Indian coastal waters:
a) Maximum of four month's sea time may be considered for service as in Para 1 above at 2/3rd rate for actual sea service of six months performed on such non-trading vessel may be assessed. Sea service beyond six months on these vessels will not be counted for this certification.

i have 55% aggrigate in mechanical engineering. can i join merchant nevy.

Please tell me about how to join merchant navy after be mechnical . Iam completing in july 2015 .my d.o.b is 28.03.1992. Please tell me the complete detail about college. Fees etc

I am diploma in mechanical engineer.sss group was humanities. how can I joined the navy ?

Please tell me that after completing 1 year pre sea course, is it sure that I will get a placement on a ship right after completing the course or again u have to go ofiice to office to get the on ship job???

i have complete mechanical engneering BE . Now i want join marchent navy so could you give me the best list of colleges and detain of course .

sir, can there is a root to join merchant navy while we are appearing in the b.tech

i am waiting for ur valuable advice...........

sir i am arun studying final year mechanical .my question is there is any entrance exam for pre sea training course .how much fees to spent to study for these course.there is any government college to study pre sea course . for SC students any scholarships are provide.

sir/madam i want some suggestion about what courses are there to join merchant navy after completing mechanical engineering(b-tech)?

what is the procedure to join merchant navy for 2014-2015 after completing engineering in electronics field?

Sir,i have a querry that, i have stammering problem can i join mechant navy?sir plz tell me.....

what is the process to join the institutions after engineering (b.tech m.e.)and which the best course for join the Navy???

After completing B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering you can apply for below post of Indian Navy.

1. Navy Sub Engineer.

2. Navy GS Engineer.

Eligibility Criteria for those two post is:

* Candidate have to pass B.Tech in Mechanical or Electronics Engineering discipline.

* Age of the candidate must be in between 19.5 to 25 years.

* Only Male candidates are eligible for this posts.

* Citizen of India can apply for the posts.

Application Process:

All eligible candidate have to apply online through the below portal

http://www.nausena-bharti.nic.in

I am Studying in Mechanical Engineering but I have 3 Gaps In the coarse
I am SC caste student can I Apply jon in Merchant Nevy

How do I apply for the training institutes for pre sea training, after completion of B.tech(Mechanical) ? If there are tests then which ones are they and when are the forms available for the same?

Sir,
I am a final year be mechanical engineering student. Please suggest me the best institutes that provide 100%placements to join the merchant navy

I am 24 years old and just completed my degree in mechanical engineering, can i join merchant neavy

Sir,
I am a graduate in mechanical engineering and i am 22 years age, can i join merchant navy?