Course Highlights
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Program Duration6 months
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Admission CycleAnnual
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Affiliation / ApprovalDG Shipping
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Eligibility10th, ITI
The Pre-Sea GPR (General Purpose Rating) Course is a 6-month program approved by the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India. The course commenced on 01 July 2022 with an intake capacity of 120 students. The total course fee is ₹2,45,000, which includes food, accommodation, uniform, books, stationery, ship visit, INDoS, Indian CDC, and Basic Safety courses including STSDSD. The payment structure consists of ₹50,000 as registration/seat booking amount, ₹1,45,000 as admission fee, and ₹50,000 as the final installment.
Eligibility requires passing Class 10th or above with minimum 40% overall marks and 40% in English. Mathematics and Science must be main subjects in Class 10th. The age criteria specify candidates must be born between 02.06.1997 and 01.07.2004. Medical standards require 6/6 vision in both eyes without aids, no colour blindness, no physical deformity, and overall fitness for sea service. Candidates must be able to read, write, speak, and understand English. A valid passport is mandatory by the date of course commencement.
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YtTula
in the last weekThe school is good
Raj Awasthi
in the last weekShivam Tyagi
a week agoOur experience regarding admit card issuance was very stressful. Students were informed about attendance issues near exam time, and an amount of ₹15,000 was demanded for short attendance. When we requested an official written rule or receipt for this payment, we were informed that no receipt would be provided. Students and parents deserve transparent communication regarding attendance policies, official fee structures, and examination eligibility well in advance. I hope the institute improves transparency and student support in the future.
Shashi Bhushan
a week agoProbably the worst Maritime training facility in India. Very unhygienic classrooms, restrooms and mess rooms. Infrastructure poorly maintained. No shades, no water coolers in this boiling heat wave. Charging higher fees compared to what facilities are being provided to the candidates. One star is only due to the visiting faculties who are the only positive thing about this place. Hope the management takes some initiative to improve overall condition.
Siddharth Kumar
2 weeks ago