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 General Purpose Rating (GPR) Training Course is a six-month foundational programme designed to prepare candidates for entry-level roles in the merchant navy, particularly in deck and engine room departments. The course provides essential theoretical knowledge and practical training in basic seamanship, cargo handling, navigation assistance, engine maintenance, and overall ship operations. A strong emphasis is placed on maritime safety, including firefighting, first aid, personal survival techniques, emergency procedures, and compliance with international safety regulations. With a course fee of ₹2,65,000, it aims to make candidates job-ready and enhance their employment opportunities on various vessels such as cargo ships, tankers, and passenger ships. After gaining sea experience, candidates can progress to higher ranks like able seaman or bosun and even move towards officer-level positions through further education and certification. Eligibility includes passing 10th, 12th, or a 2-year ITI course with minimum required marks in aggregate and English, meeting the age criteria of 17½ to 25 years, fulfilling prescribed eyesight standards with normal colour vision, and obtaining medical fitness certification from a DG Shipping-approved doctor.
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in the last weekVery disappointing experience with TS Rahaman. Two days before my entrance exam, I emailed the institute to inform them that my old email account was blocked due to a technical issue and requested that all communication be sent to my new email address. Unfortunately, I received no response. On the day of the exam, the exam link was sent exactly at 11:00 AM, which was the scheduled exam time. This created a lot of unnecessary stress and confusion. I had been calling the institute since morning, but no one answered my calls before the exam. After 11:00 AM, one of the teachers finally answered, but the behavior was rude and unhelpful. As a student, I expected much better communication and support from such a reputed institute. The admission and examination process should be more organized, and students should be treated respectfully. I hope the institute improves its communication and student support system.
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