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List Of Merchant Navy Courses
- Merchant Navy courses prepare individuals for careers in commercial shipping, including navigation, marine engineering, and maritime logistics.
- These courses are offered at different levels, from diploma to degree programs. Below is a list of various Merchant Navy courses:
1. Undergraduate Courses (Bachelor’s Degree)
- B.Sc. Nautical Science (3 years)
- B.Tech. Marine Engineering (4 years)
- B.E. Naval Architecture and Offshore Engineering (4 years)
- B.E./B.Tech. Harbour & Ocean Engineering (4 years)
- B.E. Petroleum Engineering (4 years)
- B.E. Shipbuilding & Repair (4 years)
- B.E. Marine Electrical and Electronics Engineering (4 years)
2. Diploma & Certificate Courses
- Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) (1 year)
- Diploma in Marine Engineering (DME) (2 years)
- G.P. Rating Course (General Purpose Rating) (6 months)
- Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) Course (4-6 months)
- Pre-Sea Training for Ratings (6 months)
- STCW Courses (Safety Training for Seafarers) (varies)
3. Postgraduate Courses (Master’s Degree)
- M.Tech. in Marine Engineering
- M.Tech. in Naval Architecture & Offshore Engineering
- M.Sc. in Nautical Science
- M.E. in Marine Engineering
- MBA in Shipping and Logistics
- M.E. in Dredging and Harbour Engineering
4. Professional & Certificate Courses for Seafarers
- Second Mate (FG) Exam for Deck Officers
- Chief Mate (FG) Exam for Senior Deck Officers
- Class IV, II, I Exam for Marine Engineers
- Maritime Law & Business Courses
- Ship Chartering and Shipbroking Courses
Eligibility Criteria
- For Bachelor’s Degree: 10+2 (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) with a minimum of 50-60% marks.
- For Diploma Courses: 10th or 12th pass depending on the course.
- For Postgraduate Courses: Relevant bachelor’s degree.
- For Professional Courses: Experience and certification from a recognized maritime authority.
