Eventhough I dont have any sailing experience, I like knowing about life at sea and about Maritime practises. Your videos are inspiring and satisfying my quest for Maritime knowledge. you can please put videos on Basics of Navigation, Ship architecture...and other fundamentals...
Thanks for your sharing. Now that the video has subtitles, I can understand what you're saying. I hope you have many more interesting things to share with me and everyone else in the future.
If you want to join the Deck side(deck Officer), go for IMU cet exam (after your 12th) and If you want to join in Engine side(Engineer) go for Marine engg. You can check out the below link for Eligibility criteria. www.imu.edu.in/
Sir im studying in electronics and telecommunications diploma after 10th .......... I want to pursue my career in merchant navy please give me some route to further study ........ Please sir........... I haven't done 12th ....... Should i have to do it ASAP
After graduating in Bsc Nautical science, you have to do sea time of 12 months. However if you go for DNS, then the sea time required after the course is 18 months. After Bsc, you will be having a graduate degree even before you join the ship for the first time. After DNS, you will have to give degree exams after you complete your sea time, once you clear those exams then you will be awarded with a BSC degree. You have to analyze what suits you best, then choose. All the very best.
Sir mai merchant navy ke pros nd cons janta hu.. mujhey gp rating karna cahiye ts Rahman / nusi se ya fir graduation karna cahiye btech in computer science me?....i m so confused 😕 Mai dono field me interested hu.. bs dreams ko pura karna hai..zyada paise kma kar...besat ghar se door rehna ho... give advice 2 your small brother...🙏
Hello Mr. Naudiyal There are numerous opportunities for a graduate engineer. However, if you want to continue working as an I.T engg, you can surely join the support staff of a shipping company. The team of I.T engineers aiding and providing communication platforms/products. Hope I cleared your doubts baba 😉🙌😃
@@ojusrawat : Yes Sir, it was pretty clear from your last reply..a big thank you for replying to my comment.. really appreciate that..so what I understood is that an IT engineer is not involved in sails..I that correct?
