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Acronym | IMU CET |
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Type | Computer-based test (CBT mode) |
Administrator | Indian Maritime University |
Purpose | Admission to undergraduate and postgraduate maritime programs |
Year started | 2008 |
Duration | 3 hours |
Restrictions on attempts |
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Languages | English |
Annual number of test takers |
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Fee |
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Website | www |
IMU-CET
[edit]The IMU CET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test) is an entrance exam conducted by the Indian Maritime University for admission into its various undergraduate and postgraduate maritime programs. It serves as a gateway for aspiring candidates to pursue courses such as Engineering, Nautical Science, and Logistics. The exam typically includes sections on Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English, and is designed to assess the candidate's aptitude and knowledge relevant to the maritime field. Held annually, IMU CET plays a crucial role in selecting students for a range of specialized programs offered by IMU and its affiliated institutions.
The IMU CET for master’s programs generally assesses candidates on their understanding of the relevant engineering subject , and often includes sections on quantitative aptitude, reasoning, and general knowledge. Eligibility usually requires a relevant undergraduate degree, and candidates must meet specific academic and professional criteria set by IMU. The exam is conducted annually, and candidates must follow the application and admission procedures outlined by the university.
CAMPUSES
[edit]Before the foundation of IMU, there were seven renowned teaching and research institutes under the Ministry of Shipping. In 2008, these institutes were integrated into the newly established Indian Maritime University, which also created new campuses to expand its reach.
- Indian Maritime University, Chennai
- Indian Maritime University formerly Training Ship Chanakya, Navi Mumbai
- Indian Maritime University Mumbai Port Campus formerly Marine Engineering and Research Institute, Mumbai
- Indian Maritime University Kolkata formerly Marine Engineering and Research Institute, Kolkata
- Indian Maritime University Vishakhapatnam National Ship Design & Research Centre, Visakhapatnam
Exam Pattern
[edit]Undergraduate Programs
[edit]Mathematics: 50 questions Physics: 50 questions Chemistry: 40 questions English: 20 questions General Knowledge: 40 questions
Total: 200 questions
Marking Scheme: Correct Answer: +1 mark Incorrect Answer: -0.25 mark (negative marking for wrong answers) Unanswered Questions: 0 marks (no penalty for questions not attempted)
Examination Fee
[edit]- GEN/OBC/GEN-EWS: ₹1000/-
- SC/ST: ₹700/-
The exam strictly follows the reservation policy as per the Government of India.
Courses
[edit]Program | Duration | Description |
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B.Tech in Marine Engineering | 4 years | Focuses on the engineering aspects of marine and shipping industries. |
B.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering | 4 years | Specializes in the design, construction, and maintenance of ships and offshore structures. |
B.Sc in Nautical Science | 3 years | Prepares students for careers in navigation and ship operations. |
B.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ship Building | 4 years | Covers design, construction, and repair of ships with a focus on naval architecture. |
BBA in Logistics, Retailing, and E-commerce | 3 years | Focuses on logistics management, retailing, and e-commerce within the maritime sector. |
Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) | 1 year | Aimed at training students for a career in the merchant navy as deck officers. |
Postgraduate Level
[edit]Program | Duration | Description |
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MBA in International Transportation and Logistics | 2 years | Focuses on management and logistics within the international transportation sector, including shipping, ports, and logistics. |
MBA in Port and Shipping Management | 2 years | Specializes in the management of ports and shipping operations, including port development, shipping policies, and maritime logistics. |
M.Tech in Dredging and Harbour Engineering | 2 years | Concentrates on dredging techniques, harbour design, and port development. |
M.Tech in Marine Technology | 2 years | Focuses on advanced marine technology, including marine systems and equipment. |
M.Tech in Environmental Engineering | 2 years | Focuses on environmental issues related to marine and coastal environments, including pollution control and sustainable practices. |
M.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering | 2 years | Specializes in the design and analysis of ships and ocean structures, including advanced ocean engineering topics. |
Post Graduate Diploma in Marine Engineering (PGDME) | 1 year | Provides specialized training in marine engineering, preparing students for careers as marine engineers. |
Elligibility
[edit]Undergraduate Programs
[edit]Program | Eligibility Criteria |
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B.Tech in Marine Engineering, B.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering, B.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ship Building |
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B.Sc in Nautical Science |
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BBA in Logistics, Retailing, and E-commerce |
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Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) |
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Postgraduate Programs
[edit]Program | Eligibility Criteria |
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MBA in International Transportation and Logistics, MBA in Port and Shipping Management |
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M.Tech in Dredging and Harbour Engineering, M.Tech in Marine Technology, M.Tech in Environmental Engineering, M.Tech in Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering |
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Post Graduate Diploma in Marine Engineering (PGDME) |
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Syllabus
[edit]The syllabus for IMU CET generally follows the curriculum of classes 11 and 12 for undergraduate programs and relevant undergraduate coursework for postgraduate programs.
IMU CET UG
[edit]Subject | Topics |
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Chemistry |
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Mathematics |
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Physics |
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General Aptitude |
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English |
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IMU-CET(PG)
[edit]Subject | Topics |
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General Knowledge and Awareness |
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Mathematics and Statistics (for relevant PG programs) |
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Engineering Mathematics (for relevant PG programs) |
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Technical Subjects (varies by program) |
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Counselling
[edit]IMU Counseling Process
[edit]The counseling process for the Indian Maritime University (IMU) is designed to allocate seats based on ranks obtained in the IMU CET (Common Entrance Test). The detailed process is as follows:
1. Announcement of Rank List Rank List: After the IMU CET is conducted, a rank list is published on the IMU website. This list contains the ranks of all candidates who appeared for the exam. Individual scores are not provided; only ranks are used for the counseling process.
2. Counseling Schedule Dates and Notifications: IMU releases a counseling schedule that includes dates for online registration, choice filling, document verification, and seat allotment. Candidates should frequently check the IMU website for updates and announcements.
3. Online Registration for Counseling Registration Process: Candidates who have qualified IMU CET must register online for the counseling process through the IMU admission portal. The registration requires entering personal details, CET roll number, and other required information.
4. Choice Filling Preferences: Candidates must fill in their preferred choices of IMU campuses and programs. The order of preferences is crucial, as it determines seat allocation based on merit and choice availability.
5. Document Verification Verification: Candidates are required to visit the designated verification centers or follow the instructions provided by IMU for document verification. Required documents typically include:
- IMU CET admit card and rank list
- Class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates
- Transfer and migration certificates
- Category certificate (if applicable)
- Passport-sized photographs
6. Seat Allotment Allotment Process: Seats are allocated based on the rank list, the preferences filled by the candidates, and the availability of seats. Allocation is done through a centralized system that considers both merit and choice preferences.
7. Admission Confirmation Confirming Admission: Candidates who are allotted seats must confirm their admission by paying the required fees within the specified deadline. This involves:
- Payment of admission fees
- Submission of a confirmation letter or form
- Reporting to the allotted IMU campus for further admission formalities
8. Reporting to the Allotted Institute Joining: Candidates must report to the allotted IMU campus to complete the final admission process. This includes submitting necessary documents, completing enrollment procedures, and attending orientation.
9. Subsequent Rounds (if necessary) Additional Counseling Rounds: If seats remain unfilled after the initial round of counseling, additional rounds may be conducted. Candidates not allotted a seat in the initial round may participate in these rounds based on their rank and the availability of seats.