A definition for mariner life

Positive remarks include great infrastructure, facility, nutritious food provided from mess, well qualified and industrially exposed faculties. Negative remark include strictness, lack of fest and programs. Little attention given to our opinions and needs

Course structure is absolutely fine. All new innovations coming to the marine field are thought. Exams are little bit hectic. And it is difficult to pass also. But we have chances in each semesters. So gives hope. But lab days are very useful. We are more involed to all operations and works.

Placements and job opportunities are very lean. College provides job for only all cleared students. Others are lost. So it is the field where the College needs to improve. College also provides internships in Kochin shipyard which is a apt field for training. No stipend are provided.

College itself does not have a fest. We always go for other College fest. Only internal events are held annually. That includes sports events, cultural fest, tech skills which are based on the houses.

Expensive. But comparing to other marine Colleges its feasible. The fee structure includes hostel fees, mess, uniform, fees for faculties, events fees. We also need to pay extra 25000 for Indian maritime university each year.

No scholarships are provided. We can avail educational loan with our own risk. College will provide us all documents for loan application. We need to show the application provided by the College in any banks to avail.

There are only male cadets. No parties are allowed. No societies. Ours is a residential course. No politics. Extracurricular activities include swimming, football, cricket, table tennis, basketball, volleyball, gymnasium.

Hostel are provided with dormitory type rooms. Each room 12 cadets needs to stay. Infrastructure are good. We have space for study purpose. Near to mess. Beds are neat. Cardboard for each cadets. With good water facility

Alumni are held with a newsletter known as Nauka, where students are able to convey there thoughts and experiences. All sailing cadets gives their opinion through this news letter and we are acknowledged by new innovations and researches held onboard.

I like to travel and explore so at my 12th standard i searched for a course which will help me to catch my goal. Thats how i found Marin Engineering. I wrote a CET exam for getting into o ranklist of Indian Maritime Academy. I got shortlisted in that. After that i merited to this College

All faculties have required degrees. Marine subjects facilities are Seafarers and chief engineers. So we are thought about all the possible situations and how to withstand that. Every fields are covered in our curriculum.