IMUCET 2020 Eligibility

Hello,

Candidates with any Disability (DA) are not eligible for admission to the marine programme.

Hey,

No, Married candidates are not eligible to appear for the IMU CET exam.

Hello Jay,

Candidates between the age of 17 to 25 can apply for the IMU CET 2018 Exam. Yes, you are eligible to apply. To know more about the Eligibility criteria Click Here.

Hello Nehe,

Yes. you will be able to apply for IMU CET 2018. However, Eligibility criteria for different courses are different. Please check the same.

Good Luck

Hi Hrushikesh,

You are eligible for IMUCET. For more information about the eligibility, Click Here.

Good Luck!!

Hi Rahul,

As the marks or percentage in the question is not properly mentioned, the minimum qualification for B.Tech, B.Sc and B.Tech Lateral:- passed 12th with a minimum of 60% with PCM and 50% in English is required.

To know more about the Eligibility Criteria, Click here.

Good Luck!

Hey Manish

For applying in IMU CET, the candidate must score at least 60% in 12th.

Know more about Eligibility. 

Joining Merchant Navy as a deck cadet can be done in the following ways:

Method 1:
Apply to Sponsored College for the post of Deck Cadet.
1. The company will invite the applicant for a selection test provided the applicant fulfills all the qualification criteria set by DG Shipping and the Company as mentioned above.
2. Applicant undergoes company selection test which includes a written test, a Psychometric evaluation, Interview and Medical Test.
3. If the applicant is successful in clearing the selection test then he is told to appear the IMU entrance test.
4. On successful passing of the IMU entrance test the applicant is advised to undergo a 1 year pre-sea course at an institute of the company’s choice.

Method 2:
1. Applicant appears for IMU entrance test.
2. Applicant passes the IMU entrance test.
3. Applicant is counseled and he is allocated a Pre-Sea College anywhere in India.
4. Applicant waits for companies to conduct campus recruitment or applies to companies on completion of the course.

Of the 2 methods described above which one is preferred?
The 1st method is preferred as you are employed by a company before having done the course, and you also have an assurance of a sea berth for completing your training. This is not the case with the 2nd method where you have to look for a job on completion of the course.
The on-board training berths are much fewer compared to the pre-sea training seats, hence if you do not have an assured sea berth you may even spend a year trying to get an employment with a shipping company.
In the 1st method you are classified as a sponsored cadet, in the second method you are an un-sponsored cadet.

Educational Qualification:
For 10+2 Science students: from a recognized Board/University with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM), with not less than 60% marks in PCM aggregate.

OR

For BSc students: With Physics as an individual subject in any one of the years of B.Sc., with not less than 60% marks in the final year of B.Sc., from a recognized University provided that the candidate must have passed 10 + 2 examinations with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) from a recognized Board.

OR

For BE/B.Tech Students: or its equivalent degree from I.I.T. or from a college recognized by AICTE/UGC/DEC.
Students Awaiting for the results can also apply.
English: Should have passed with not less than 60% marks in English as a separate subject, at either 10th or 12th standard or in the Degree program conducted by a recognized Board/University.
Age Limit: Not more than 25 Yrs at the commencement of course (Course commences on 1st Monday in February and August every year)
Physical and Medical Standards: Medically fit as per the standards set by Merchant Shipping Medical Examination Rules and eyesight 6/6 in each eye without visual aids.