IMU Chennai Reviews on Placements, Faculty and Facilities

I took this course because to become a sailor was my childhood passion. The course teaches all the aspects and rules to be followed while working as a sailor. The teaching methods are excellent and considers every single students.

The course curriculum is pretty good it covers almost all the aspects of learning there are both practical and theoretical exams which will help you get knowledge about this field. The sem exams are conducted on an interval of 6 months and the exam are not so hard.

In this course you get to learn about marine machineries ,some subjects from mechanical ,sone from electrical and also from CS so this curriculum we can say is combination of all engineering in one. All subjects we learn here are going to help us some other the other time in life No engineering has 9 subjects and 4 practicals in one semester but we have it here and for all semester it is almost same .

Our syllabus and curriculum is based on IMU, and one can firmly believe the way it is taught is here is better than IMU colleges itself on various grounds. The various competency courses one has to go through before joining this carrer is very well taught. The mix between thoery and practical is kept well balanced. The difficulty of exam is kept fairly high than what is expected in the exams for a better preparation . No areas of improvement needed according to me

Placement scenario is very good in TMI. Many good companies come here for recruitment. All you need is to keep all clear in every semester. Then you'll be able to sit in the company interview and get placement as soon.

The curriculum consists of both practical and theoretical aspects. The curriculum is not so hard. It will prepare you as a competent person if you focus on the curriculum. The syllabus will help you clear all the exam

placements are good , around 95% of batch get placed in the academic years and rest of them get placed after passing out through college only . The highest package is 900-1000$ per month as per the company contract.

Our syllabus is quite but for the upcoming batches the syllabus has changed and has been reduced alot which is quite helpful. So there is no need to worry about the syllabus. The syllabus covers alot of subjects making your knowledge quite wide.

From second year onwards the curriculum is best and only focuses on the marine insights. And as bsc nautical science is concerned the student will be able to know the A-Z about the ships and the working on ships, but I don't know why they have given maths in first year which is of no use

The curriculum according to the syllabus is very easy and understandable the exams for each sem will be conducted in the last month of the sem including study leave for the cadets The exams are not that tuff according Tumi as the facilities make sure that all the portions and all the topics are covered within the given time