Hello Student,

It is wonderful that you aspire for Marine engineer. To achieve this goal you should complete class 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) and then qualify for entrance exam such as IMU-CET or other accepted examination. After that, you can pursue B.tech/B.E. in Marine Engineering from a

Dear Student,

To become a Marine Engineer , you must have completed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Maths. After that, you have to clear an Entrancce exam, such as IMU CET, JEE Main and Advanced.

You can consider courses which are as follows:

• B.Tech Marine Engineering
• B.Tech in Naval Architecture

Hello Student,

It all depends on what your priorities and career goals are. If you are more interested in doing R&D, pursuing an M.Tech course from IIT Bombay is a great idea.

However, if you are interested in continuing your current role and getting more experience, then do not leave

A migration certificate is not related to the professional experience of the candidate, such as being a retired PSU engineer. It is required on the basis of the academic shift from one institution to another.  If a student wants to take admission into an LLB course in a university other

Every PSU has different cut-off marks and eligibility. Hence, it is suggested to apply for PSU after checking the eligibility. Also, they do not reveal the marks of the finally selected candidates. So, wait for the final merit list.

Hi Deviprasath,

You certainly can pursue BE/BTech in Mechanical Engineering from Karnataka. Language will not be an issue, as engineering textbooks are in English anyway. However, you can not study in distance mode as UGC has declared that engineering certificates obtained in distance mode are invalid.
On the other hand,

Hi Minakshi,

You can find the details related to IIM Kashipur admission criteria by clicking on the link below:

• IIM Kashipur cutoff marks