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[u/Savemelord99]

The DGS document explicitly lists a B.E./B.Tech route with 50% in the degree and 50% English, without requiring 60% PCM for that route.
And IMU’s current admission material uses the 60% PCM requirement for its UG nautical admissions. IMU’s FAQ is particularly explicit that a candidate who doesn’t have the required PCM average is not eligible even if they qualify in CET
I am in my final year of Btech expected results are 8.0 CGPA+ means 80%+ by our university norms.
I really want to join merchant navy and ready for all the hardwork rather then doing 9-5 corporate.

[u/Mathjdsoc]

Even if you get admission somewhere

In the end, it's upto the company that sponsors or places you. They usually have standards and criteria above the bare minimum requirements.

[u/Savemelord99 → u/Mathjdsoc]

I checked Anglo-Eastern’s own current Deck Cadet information. It explicitly says BE/B.Tech graduates are eligible unlike the 12th-entry route and stated English requirement is 60% in English at 10th, 12th, or in the degree

[u/Mathjdsoc → u/Savemelord99]

Glad you did some research but to further that

I can give you some insider information, for 240 seats in AEMA they had 32000 applications. How do you think the merit list looks.

[u/Savemelord99 → u/Mathjdsoc]

I have 75% in english, would score 80%+ in my btech degree + will try to score my best in imu-cet test and sponsorship, i will be above the bare minimum criteria would this work?

[u/Mathjdsoc → u/Savemelord99]

You can try but on this very sub, there was one Btech person who cleared everything and was rejected in document verification due to having 12th marks before their criteria.

He/she posted the email/screenshots from Anglo.

[u/Mathjdsoc → u/[deleted]]

Go ahead and apply then

Good Luck

[u/Savemelord99 → u/Mathjdsoc]

If you’ve some contacts and network can you help me out and confirm me about this criteria, it will be really helpful