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Website: manetpune.edu.in

            

MAEER’s Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training, more popularly known as MANET Pune was founded in 2001 at the MIT, Kothrud Campus with a vision to train cadets to join Merchant Navy. MANET shifted to Rajbaug Campus, Loni-Kalbhor in 2004 and continues to develop top-notch cadets for the marine industry. MANET is approved by Directorate General of Shipping (DG Shipping), Ministry of Shipping, Government of India.

Aspiring cadets can pursue two streams at MANET Pune – a 4-year B.Tech Marine Engineering Course or a 3-year B.Sc. in Nautical Science.

MANET Pune has a Ship-in-Campus which is a fully operational replica of a ship’s engine-room. Our cadets are trained in it to get a feel of the actual ship board engine-room operations.

VISION

• To be the world’s foremost Maritime Training Academy and to be recognized as a leading maritime educational institution
• To emerge as the global leader in the area of technical education commensurate with the dynamic global scenario for the benefit of mankind
• To build state-of-the-art infrastructure for the education of future cadets
• To make India proud by providing the industry with marine officers and seafarers who hold world-class standards of discipline, decency, diligence & humility in their conduct
• To build an academy which encourages values and propagates a culture of peace, and promote a learning institution well-known for providing the world with marine officers that exemplify world-class leadership performance, worthy of our customer’s trust

About MIT Group of Institutions

What started with just one institute, the Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT Pune) under the aegis of Maharashtra Academy of Engineering and Educational Research Pune (MAEER), has now metamorphosed in a prestigious group of institutions with over 4 Universities and 15+ Vishwashanti Gurkul schools affiliated with CBSC, IB and State boards under its auspices. This journey of over four decades has been guided by the pursuit of knowledge, quality and excellence, commitment and dedication to the holistic growth of its students, nutriment of value and discipline, the quest of science and spirituality and enrichment through research.

MAEER believes that “The union of science and spirituality alone will bring harmony and peace to the humanity” as said by Swami Vivekananda. The vision of the founders of MAEER is to create a “Centre of Excellence in the field of Education and Research.”

 

 

PROGRAMS OFFERED

B.Tech Marine Engineering

MANET Pune is one of the best colleges for B. Tech in Marine Engineering, offering a 4-year degree course for cadets to enhance their knowledge and practical skills. The B. Tech Marine Engineering course details includes training on the ship-in-campus, learning from expert faculty members and interacting with industry specialists to help cadets maximize their potential before they enter the shipping industry.

 

• Admission intake per year – 200
• Duration – 4 years (Residential Programme)

 

Defination of Marine engineering & role of Marine Engineers:

Marine Engineering deals with operation and maintenance of ship machinery and engines. Marine Engineering perform the enviable task of operating & maintaining the machinery in a safe & sufficient way which needs knowledge & skills of a very high order.

 

Highlights of MANET B. Tech Marine Engineering:

After completion of B. Tech Marine Engineering, cadet work as a Junior Engineer on Merchant Ship of Indian or Foreign companies. On completion of the stipulated periods on the ship and passing Competency Examination conducted by Directorate General of shipping, Ministry of Shipping, Government of India, Junior Engineer eventually becomes eligible to be posted as Chief Engineer of a Ship.

 

Career Path as Marine Engineer:

• Trainee Engineer (*Salary Rs. 35,000/-to 50,000/-p.m.) 4 Years Degree (Marine Engineering) + Four Basic STCW modular courses
• Fourth Engineer/ Third Engineer (*Salary Rs. 1, 50,000/-to 2, 50,000/-p.m.) 6 months sea service as a Trainee Engineer+ 3 months preparatory courses (opt.) +passing in Class IV part B exam.
• Second Engineer (*Salary Rs. 4,00,000/-to 5, 00,000/-p.m.) 12 months sea service as a Class IV Engineer+ 4 month’s preparatory courses + passing in Class II exam.
• Chief Engineer (*Salary Rs. 6,00,000/-p.m. & above) 18 months sea service as a Second Engineer with class II Certificate+ 2 month’s course+ passing in Class I exam

 

B.sc nautical science

MANET is one of the best institutes for B.Sc. in Nautical Science in Pune, offering pre-sea training for cadets who want to become the captain of a merchant ship in the future. During the B.Sc. Nautical Science training, cadets learn all about character-building and developing the skills of a seafarer. Young cadets also imbibe high moral and ethical values like honesty, discipline, punctuality, hard work, modestly and perseverance, which play a major role during life at the sea.

 

The 3-year B.Sc. Nautical Science course at MANET offers both, theoretical and practical knowledge required for seamanship, navigation, watchkeeping, cargo handling, naval architecture, and ship maintenance and operation. Along with these, cadets are also taught managerial skills with hands-on training.

 

• Admission intake per year – 120
• Duration – 3 years (Residential Program)

 

Definition & Role of Navigation Officers after Completing their B.Sc. in Nautical Science:

Navigation Officers deals with the navigation and administration of the vessel. Navigating Officers are responsible for the safe navigation and responsible for the loading, discharging of cargo, radio communication of ships safety of the crew & passengers.

 

Highlights of MANET B.Sc. Nautical Science:

The cadets after successful completion of their B.Sc. Nautical Science Degree Course are eligible to be directly placed on-board various Indian or Foreign vessels. After acquiring requisite sea time and obtaining the Certificate of Competency, they can rise to the level of Master (Captain).

 

Career Path as Naval Officer:

• As Navigation Officer Trainee Navigating Officer (Deck Cadet) (*Salary 35,000/-to 50,000/-p.m.) 3 Years Degree (Nautical Science) + Four Basic STCW modular courses
• Third Officer/ Second Officer (*Salary Rs. 1, 50,000/-to 2,50,000/-p.m.)12 months sea service as a Deck Cadet+ 2nd Mate (Going abroad) Certification
• Chief Officer/ (*Salary Rs. 4,00,000/-to 5,00,000/-p.m.) 18 months sea service as a Second Officer 6 months First Mate (going abroad) course+ Modular Courses+ Passing in Written & Oral Exams
• Master (Captain) (*Salary Rs. 6,00,000/-p.m. & above) 18 months sea service as a Chief Officer+1-month ASM Course +Master Exam

Course wise Eligibility

            1) Candidates must have a valid passport at the time of admission

2) Onboard training of minimum 6 months on completion of B. Tech Marine Engineering course and minimum 12 months on completion of B. Sc Nautical Science course is mandatory from DGS if a cadet wants to pursue a sea career.

3) The IMU-CET shall not be applicable for admission for the academic year 2021-22.

B.Tech Marine Engineering

• Academic Qualifications

The candidate must have successfully completed the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) or its equivalent with:

1. At least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) and
2. At least 50% marks in English either in Class X or Class XII.

• Age

Candidates less than 25 years of age as on 1st of August in the year of admission will be eligible to apply. The date of birth as recorded on the applicants School Leaving Certificate will be considered for this purpose.

* The Upper age limit for admission relaxed for SC/ST candidates by 5 Years.

• Sex

MANET encourages the participation of both sexes without discrimination.

• Marital Status

Only Unmarried candidates will be considered.

• Physical Fitness

The Institute has laid down detailed minimum physical fitness and medical standards. The candidate must meet the standards to qualify for admission. You are advised to have yourself medically examined by competent doctors before applying. This will ensure that you meet the minimum requirements, which in turn will avoid disappointment at a later stage.

• Medical Requirements

 

Directorate General of Shipping’s Fitness Requirements for Sea Service

To be declared fit for selection, a candidate must be in good mental and physical health and free from any deficiency likely to interfere with the efficient performance of duties. These medical requirements are laid down by D.G. Shipping and are subjected to change. The following features are to be particularly observed:

1) Constitution

There should be no evidence of a weak constitution by way of imperfect development of muscles or serious malformation. Minimum height should be 157 centimeters with co-related weight and proportionate chest with a minimum 5-centimeter expansion.

2) Skeletal System

There should be no disease or impairment of functions of bones or joints. The candidate should also be free from any contraction or deformity of the chest or any joint. There should also not be any abnormal curvatures of the spine, deformity of legs and feet like bow legs, knock knee, flat feet. Neither should there be any instance of deformity of upper limbs, malformation of the head, deformity from fractures or depression of the skull. Healed fractures with a pin inside will also be a disqualification.

3) Ear, Nose, Throat

There should be no impaired hearing, discharge from or disease of either ear, unhealed perforation of the tympanic membrane or signs of acute or chronic supportive otitis media or evidence of radical or modified radical mastoid operation and no congenital malfunction of the ear. Unaided average threshold is to be higher than 40 dB in both ears at 500,1000,2000, and 3000 Hz and / or functional speech discrimination less than 90% at 55 dB in both ears is required. A candidate should be able to hear a whisper at a distance of 5 meters on each side without using hearing aids.

Candidates should not be afflicted with any disease of the bones and cartilage of the nose, nasal polypus or disease of naso-pharynx or accessory sinuses.

There should not be any loss or decay of teeth to such an extent as to interfere with efficient mastication. There should also not be any evidence of any disease of the throat, palate, tonsils or gums or any disease or injury affecting the normal function of either temporo-mandibular joint. Individuals with severe pyorrhoea will also be rejected.

4) Speech

There should be no speech impediment or impairment like excessive stammering or a pronounced lisp.

5) Lymphatic System

All candidates must have a normally functioning glandular system without signs of tubercular

enlargement or abnormality due to other diseases in the neck or other parts of the body.

6) Cardiovascular System

There should be no instance of cardiac or vascular disease. Electrocardiogram should be within normal limits. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure must not exceed 140 and 90 mm of Hg, respectively.

7) Respiratory System

There should be no evidence of chronic or upper respiratory disease, tuberculosis or history of this disease. X-ray of the chest should be normal.

8) Digestive System

There should be no evidence of any disease of the digestive system and the liver and spleen should not be palpable. There should be no abdominal tenderness on palpation.

9) Genitourinary System

The kidneys should not be palpable, enlarged or diseased. Candidates with alburminuria, glycosurea or blood (R.B.C) in urine will not be accepted. There should be no hernia or tendency thereto. Those who have been operated for hernia may be declared fit provided:

• One year has elapsed after the operation (documentary proof required).
• General tone of abdominal muscles is good; and
• There has been no recurrence of hernia or complications rising from the surgery.

There should be no hydrocele, varicocele, spermatocele or any other abnormality of genital organs. There should not be any incidence of fistula and/or anal fissure, hemorrhoids (piles) or rectal polyps. There should be no active latent or congenital venereal disease. Candidates with un-descended testes retained in the inguinal canal or at the extra abdominal ring will not be accepted.

10) Skin

There should be no skin disease except that of a temporary or trivial nature. Scars, which by their extent or position are likely to cause disability, are also unacceptable.

11) Nervous System

There should be no history or evidence of mental disease of the candidate or in his family. Candidate having history of fits, incontinence of urine or enuresis will not be accepted. Mental or nervous irritability, abnormality of gait, defective functions of cranial nerves, non-co-ordination, motor or sensory dysfunction will be cause for disqualification.

12) Eyesight

Candidates must not have any degree of squint or any morbid condition of eyes or of the eyelids that is liable to aggravate or recur. Neither should they exhibit symptoms of pressure of trachome and iris complications or sequela. Candidates must possess good binocular vision (fusion faculty and full field of vision in both eyes). Movement of the eyeballs must be full in all direction and the pupils should react normally to light and accommodation.

Use of corrective lenses for eyesight is permitted but the maximum permissible limits, at entry, are 6/12 in each eye or 6/9 in better eye and 6/18 in other eye for distant unaided vision. Color blindness is not permitted.

Normal color vision is to be tested by Ishiara test chart. Candidates may also be disqualified by reason of any other deficiency that in the opinion of the examining doctors will interfere with or compromise the individual’s ability to properly function as an officer in the merchant navy.

13) Other Test

In addition, at the time of the medical examination or subsequently at any time during the program, candidates may be asked to undertake Drugs and/or HIV tests.

B.sc nautical science

• Academic Qualifications

The candidate must have successfully completed the Senior Secondary Examination (10+2) or its equivalent with:

1) At least 60% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM) and

2) At least 50% marks in English either in Class X or Class XII.

• Age

Candidates less than 25 years of age as on 1st of August in the year of admission will be eligible to apply. The date of birth as recorded on the applicants School Leaving Certificate will be considered for this purpose.

* The Upper age limit for admission relaxed for SC/ST candidates by 5 Years.

• Sex

MANET encourages the participation of both sexes without discrimination.

• Marital Status

Only Unmarried candidates will be considered.

• Physical Fitness

The Institute has laid down detailed minimum physical fitness and medical standards. The candidate must meet the standards to qualify for admission. You are advised to have yourself medically examined by competent doctors before applying. This will ensure that you meet the minimum requirements, which in turn will avoid disappointment at a later stage.

• Medical Requirements

Directorate General of Shipping’s Fitness Requirements for Sea Service

To be declared fit for selection, a candidate must be in good mental and physical health and free from any deficiency likely to interfere with the efficient performance of duties. These medical requirements are laid down by D.G. Shipping and are subjected to change. The following features are to be particularly observed:

1) Constitution

There should be no evidence of a weak constitution by way of imperfect development of muscles or serious malformation. Minimum height should be 157 centimeters with co-related weight and proportionate chest with a minimum 5-centimeter expansion.

2) Skeletal System

There should be no disease or impairment of functions of bones or joints. The candidate should also be free from any contraction or deformity of the chest or any joint. There should also not be any abnormal curvatures of the spine, deformity of legs and feet like bow legs, knock knee, flat feet. Neither should there be any instance of deformity of upper limbs, malformation of the head, deformity from fractures or depression of the skull. Healed fractures with a pin inside will also be a disqualification.

3) Ear, Nose, Throat

There should be no impaired hearing, discharge from or disease of either ear, unhealed perforation of the tympanic membrane or signs of acute or chronic supportive otitis media or evidence of radical or modified radical mastoid operation and no congenital malfunction of the ear. Unaided average threshold is to be higher than 40 dB in both ears at 500,1000,2000, and 3000 Hz and / or functional speech discrimination less than 90% at 55 dB in both ears is required. A candidate should be able to hear a whisper at a distance of 5 meters on each side without using hearing aids.

Candidates should not be afflicted with any disease of the bones and cartilage of the nose, nasal polypus or disease of naso-pharynx or accessory sinuses.

There should not be any loss or decay of teeth to such an extent as to interfere with efficient mastication. There should also not be any evidence of any disease of the throat, palate, tonsils or gums or any disease or injury affecting the normal function of either temporo-mandibular joint. Individuals with severe pyorrhoea will also be rejected.

4) Speech

There should be no speech impediment or impairment like excessive stammering or a pronounced lisp.

5) Lymphatic System

All candidates must have a normally functioning glandular system without signs of tubercular

enlargement or abnormality due to other diseases in the neck or other parts of the body.

6) Cardiovascular System

There should be no instance of cardiac or vascular disease. Electrocardiogram should be within normal limits. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure must not exceed 140 and 90 mm of Hg, respectively.

7) Respiratory System

There should be no evidence of chronic or upper respiratory disease, tuberculosis or history of this disease. X-ray of the chest should be normal.

8) Digestive System

There should be no evidence of any disease of the digestive system and the liver and spleen should not be palpable. There should be no abdominal tenderness on palpation.

9) Genitourinary System

The kidneys should not be palpable, enlarged or diseased. Candidates with alburminuria, glycosurea or blood (R.B.C) in urine will not be accepted. There should be no hernia or tendency thereto. Those who have been operated for hernia may be declared fit provided:

• One year has elapsed after the operation (documentary proof required).
• General tone of abdominal muscles is good; and
• There has been no recurrence of hernia or complications rising from the surgery.

There should be no hydrocele, varicocele, spermatocele or any other abnormality of genital organs. There should not be any incidence of fistula and/or anal fissure, hemorrhoids (piles) or rectal polyps. There should be no active latent or congenital venereal disease. Candidates with un-descended testes retained in the inguinal canal or at the extra abdominal ring will not be accepted.

10) Skin

There should be no skin disease except that of a temporary or trivial nature. Scars, which by their extent or position are likely to cause disability, are also unacceptable.

11) Nervous System

There should be no history or evidence of mental disease of the candidate or in his family. Candidate having history of fits, incontinence of urine or enuresis will not be accepted. Mental or nervous irritability, abnormality of gait, defective functions of cranial nerves, non-co-ordination, motor or sensory dysfunction will be cause for disqualification.

12) Eyesight

Candidates must not have any degree of squint or any morbid condition of eyes or of the eyelids that is liable to aggravate or recur. Neither should they exhibit symptoms of pressure oftrachome and iris complications or sequela. Candidates must possess good binocular vision (fusion faculty and full field of vision in both eyes). Movement of the eyeballs must be full in all direction and the pupils should react normally to light and accommodation.

Candidates for the B.S. Nautical Technology programme must have unaided 6/6 vision in both eyes. Color blindness is not permitted.

13) Other Test

In addition, at the time of the medical examination or subsequently at any time during the program, candidates may be asked to undertake Drugs and/or HIV tests.

Note:

Candidates in their own interest, it would be prudent to get the eyesight checked from a qualified Eye specialist as per the eyesight requirement of the courses. This will help candidates to avoid any last-minute embarrassment during the admission round.

Drirect Second Year to B.Tech Marine Engineering (Lateral Entry)

 

• The candidates can laterally join the 2nd year of the 4 year Marine Engineering degree course who have passed 3 years Diploma course in the following streams, in addition to the 3 year regular Diploma course in Mechanical/Electrical/Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the colleges as approved by the AICTE or the State Board of Technical Education with minimum 55% aggregate marks in the last year of the Diploma course.

 

The candidate should have obtained minimum 50% of marks in the English language in 10th OR 12th standard OR in the Degree/Diploma course conducted by recognized board OR any University.

1. Mechanical Engineering Stream

3 Years Diploma in (a) Auto-mobile Engineering (b) Machine Tools and Maintenance/ Plant Engineering (c) Production Technology (d) Production Engineering (e) Advance Diploma in Tool and Die-making

1. Electrical Engineering Streams

3 Years Diploma in Electrical Power System

1. Electrical and Electronics Engineering Streams

3 Years Diploma in (a) Digital Electronics (b) Electronics and Communications Engineering (c) Electronics and Tele-C0mmunications Engineering (d) Industrial Electronics (e) Electronics Engineering (f) Electronics Production and Maintenance (g) Electronics (h) Instrumentation (i) Instrumentation and Control

• Medical Requirements

Directorate General of Shipping’s Fitness Requirements for Sea Service

To be declared fit for selection, a candidate must be in good mental and physical health and free from any deficiency likely to interfere with the efficient performance of duties. These medical requirements are laid down by D.G. Shipping and are subjected to change. The following features are to be particularly observed:

1) Constitution

There should be no evidence of a weak constitution by way of imperfect development of muscles or serious malformation. Minimum height should be 157 centimeters with co-related weight and proportionate chest with a minimum 5-centimeter expansion.

2) Skeletal System

There should be no disease or impairment of functions of bones or joints. The candidate should also be free from any contraction or deformity of the chest or any joint. There should also not be any abnormal curvatures of the spine, deformity of legs and feet like bow legs, knock knee, flat feet. Neither should there be any instance of deformity of upper limbs, malformation of the head, deformity from fractures or depression of the skull. Healed fractures with a pin inside will also be a disqualification.

3) Ear, Nose, Throat

There should be no impaired hearing, discharge from or disease of either ear, unhealed perforation of the tympanic membrane or signs of acute or chronic supportive otitis media or evidence of radical or modified radical mastoid operation and no congenital malfunction of the ear. Unaided average threshold is to be higher than 40 dB in both ears at 500,1000,2000, and 3000 Hz and / or functional speech discrimination less than 90% at 55 dB in both ears is required. A candidate should be able to hear a whisper at a distance of 5 meters on each side without using hearing aids.

Candidates should not be afflicted with any disease of the bones and cartilage of the nose, nasal polypus or disease of naso-pharynx or accessory sinuses.

There should not be any loss or decay of teeth to such an extent as to interfere with efficient mastication. There should also not be any evidence of any disease of the throat, palate, tonsils or gums or any disease or injury affecting the normal function of either temporo-mandibular joint. Individuals with severe pyorrhoea will also be rejected.

4) Speech

There should be no speech impediment or impairment like excessive stammering or a pronounced lisp.

5) Lymphatic System

All candidates must have a normally functioning glandular system without signs of tubercular

enlargement or abnormality due to other diseases in the neck or other parts of the body.

6) Cardiovascular System

There should be no instance of cardiac or vascular disease. Electrocardiogram should be within normal limits. Systolic and diastolic blood pressure must not exceed 140 and 90 mm of Hg, respectively.

7) Respiratory System

There should be no evidence of chronic or upper respiratory disease, tuberculosis or history of this disease. X-ray of the chest should be normal.

8) Digestive System

There should be no evidence of any disease of the digestive system and the liver and spleen should not be palpable. There should be no abdominal tenderness on palpation.

9) Genitourinary System

The kidneys should not be palpable, enlarged or diseased. Candidates with alburminuria, glycosurea or blood (R.B.C) in urine will not be accepted. There should be no hernia or tendency thereto. Those who have been operated for hernia may be declared fit provided:

• One year has elapsed after the operation (documentary proof required).
• General tone of abdominal muscles is good; and
• There has been no recurrence of hernia or complications rising from the surgery.

There should be no hydrocele, varicocele, spermatocele or any other abnormality of genital organs. There should not be any incidence of fistula and/or anal fissure, hemorrhoids (piles) or rectal polyps. There should be no active latent or congenital venereal disease. Candidates with un-descended testes retained in the inguinal canal or at the extra abdominal ring will not be accepted.

10) Skin

There should be no skin disease except that of a temporary or trivial nature. Scars, which by their extent or position are likely to cause disability, are also unacceptable.

11) Nervous System

There should be no history or evidence of mental disease of the candidate or in his family. Candidate having history of fits, incontinence of urine or enuresis will not be accepted. Mental or nervous irritability, abnormality of gait, defective functions of cranial nerves, non-co-ordination, motor or sensory dysfunction will be cause for disqualification.

12) Eyesight

Candidates must not have any degree of squint or any morbid condition of eyes or of the eyelids that is liable to aggravate or recur. Neither should they exhibit symptoms of pressure of trachome and iris complications or sequela. Candidates must possess good binocular vision (fusion faculty and full field of vision in both eyes). Movement of the eyeballs must be full in all direction and the pupils should react normally to light and accommodation.

Use of corrective lenses for eyesight is permitted but the maximum permissible limits, at entry, are 6/12 in each eye or 6/9 in better eye and 6/18 in other eye for distant unaided vision. Color blindness is not permitted.

Normal color vision is to be tested by Ishiara test chart. Candidates may also be disqualified by reason of any other deficiency that in the opinion of the examining doctors will interfere with or compromise the individual’s ability to properly function as an officer in the merchant navy.

13) Other Test

In addition, at the time of the medical examination or subsequently at any time during the program, candidates may be asked to undertake Drugs and/or HIV tests.