IMU Chennai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I got decent marks in my 10+2 exams, which were enough for the qualifying percentage of marks, including physics, chemistry and maths as the core subjects. Then, I had to sit for an entrance test, the test was a bit on the difficult side but my ample preparation made sure that I got over the 50% marks which were the cut off and I got selected in the university.

I suggest to join college for hard working aspirants.

All facilities are good. Caretaker are available for the students. All are encouraged not only to study but take part in co-curricular activities. Placements are also very good. Wi-fi facility is there.

The institute is considered number one and this is the reason why I choose it. The teachers and alumni students are cooperative and understanding. The infrastructure of the institute is really nice. I am having a good learning here.

The admission process is done via applications. A test is conducted by the institute to see the student? ability. Then a short interview is lined up for the students. I cleared all the necessary steps and then got admission.

Best in Asia. The college provides best placement opportunities and takes the training very seriously. All the modular courses are done in a very good manner. Also, ship in campus is a real experience to take.

It's a dream coming true for me in my Life because i always want to join MERCHANT NAVY.and being a part of such an old institution is my luck.

My scores in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English were pretty good compared to the minimum eligibility criteria fixed by Applied Research International to join Diploma in Nautical Science. Sponsored candidates are those who get selected by shipping companies before the start of the course and their placement is assured on completion of the one-year pre-sea course at ARI.

Exploring the sea has always been my passion from my childhood and Applied Research International gave me the opportunity to get an admission in B.Sc. in Nautical Science and trained for a year with some shipping company.To apply for B.Sc. in Nautical Science a candidate should have Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, English as compulsory subject in 10+2 with more than 60% marks in PCM and 50% marks in English.

I applied online from the college's website ,the eligibility criteria for this curriculum was 10+2 from any recognized board of India with physics, maths and chemistry combination and english with 50% and passed diploma of 4 years in engineering with 60%