Global Pacific Shipping and Marine Services

Pass in (10+2) or equivalent examination with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and English as separate subjects with PCM average of not less than 60%
Age: 17 to 25 years as on 31st July.

3 years

Approved by DG Shipping (Govt. of India) and IMU Chennai

The B.Sc (Nautical Science) degree will be awarded by the University on the successful completion of Three years duration. After 3 years, the cadets will be joining as the Trainee Cadet Officers on board the ship. They will have to obtain 12 months sea experience. On completion of 12 months sea experience, they will be promoted directly as SECOND OFFICER without any further examinations. With further sea service & exams, they will be promoted to Chief Officer and then becoming Captain of the ship.

Minimum 10+2 with 60% marks in PCM aggregate or 50% marks in the final year of B.Sc. with physics in any of the years of B.Sc. or B.E. / B.Tech. degree and 50% marks in English either at 10th or 12th or at graduation level.

1 year

Those wishes to join through Global Pacific Shipping and Marine Services need to clear IMU selection.

Approved by DG Shipping (Govt. of India) & IMU

The one Year DNS Course is a course leading to B.Sc., Nautical Science after 18 months of sea service and also leading to 2nd Mate Foreign going Ceritificate of competency awarded by the Ministry of Shipping, Government of India, enabling the cadets to become Navigating officers on board Merchant Naval Ships anywhere in the world. The one year Diploma in Nautical Science Course is strictly residential.

10th Standard With 40% marks in aggregate and 40% marks in English at 10th Standard
Age :17.5 to 25 years

6 months

Approved by DG Shipping (Govt. of India)

On successful completion of this course, the candidates will be eligible to join in Indian/Foreign Shipping companies as a Deck/Engine crew. With further sea service, they would be promoted as Motorman/Oil man, Fitter, Deck serang, Able-Bodied Seamen, Bosun. They can also be promoted to officer level with certain service and qualification requirements on passing the examinations conducted by DGS.

BE or B.Tech (Mechanical or Naval Arch) from AICTE approved college/university with minimum 60% marks and at least 50% in English in either 10th or 10+2.. Must be fluent in written and spoken English.
Age( Max): 28 Years

1 year

Approved by DG Shipping (Govt. of India)

On completion of the course, one becomes eligible to take up a career at sea as a junior / trainee engineer. A minimum of 8 months of sea service is then required to be put in on board merchant vessels on completion of which the junior / trainee engineers become eligible to write Class IV Part ‘B’ examination (Class IV Part ‘A’ examination, being exempted on the strength of the Degree awarded). Thereafter a Class IV Certificate of Competency is awarded by the Mercantile Marine Department, Government of India. Subsequently, they become full fledged Engineer officers of Merchant Marine and are free to take up lucrative careers within the Shipping industry world-wide.

Minimum 10+2 passed in PCM or Commerce with 60% or 50% marks in the final year of B.Sc. with physics in any of the years of B.Sc. or B.E. / B.Tech. degree.

7months

The Certificate of Higher Education in Nautical Science (including preparation for STCW OOW Certificate) provides a pathway to academic qualification and with further study in the UK, is a Maritime & Coastguard Agency (MCA) approved route to a Merchant Navy Deck Officer of the Watch (OOW) Certificate. The CertHE is awarded by Liverpool John Moores University (UK) who provides assessments and monitor quality at SAMET.

B Tech (ME / ELEC / ECE /EEE / AUTO)/ Engineering Degree from an AICTE approved college with Min 50%/ Min 50% marks in English in either 10th or 12th Std/ Age below 25 years as on date of start of course.

4 Months

Approved : Under UK system

on completion of the mandatory short courses one becomes eligible to take up a career at sea as a junior / trainee engineer. A minimum of 8 months of sea service is then required to be put in on board merchant vessels on completion of which the junior / trainee engineers become eligible to write Class IV Part 'B' examination (Class IV Part 'A' examination, being exempted on the strength of the Degree awarded.