Join DNS With less than 60% in PCM

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   Hello and welcome to Mariner Plus. in this post, I will explain to you how to join DNS (Diploma In Nautical Science) with less than 50%. 



   The minimum requirement for DNS is 60% in PCM as most of you know but there is one college in Chennai the name of the college is IMA ( International Maritime Academy ) which is approved by D.G Shipping please note that I am not affiliated to this academy I am just helping you guys get admission in  DNS.



     This Academy gives you admission even if you score 45% in PCM without any entrance exam and you will get an INDIAN CDC and Diploma after completing this course and you can sail as CADET but there is one drawback over here and the drawback is there is no sponsorship or placement from this college you are on your own after completing the course. you will have to search for a job by paying money to an agent or by using someone's reference.

UPDATE ON 05/03/2020 

I got an update from a DNS student he told me that If you take admission with PCM 45% or less then you will have to sail for 36 months in order to appear for second mates.  And one reader suggested me Anglo eastern maritime Academy is the best academy for merchant navy courses.


Comments

  1. Ayush Softech23 January 2019 at 11:40

    Nice post. By reading your blog, i get inspired and this provides some useful information. Thank you for posting this exclusive post for our vision .I like the way you write about DNS .Awesome, keep it up. PLease write some tips about deck cadet course in mumbai

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  2. Unknown18 February 2020 at 15:07

    Very help full information i would like to suggest Anglo eastern maritime Academy is the best academy for merchant navy courses

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  3. Nikhil poojari17 July 2020 at 13:25

    Sir I have 44% in pcm and I want to do DNS in IMA
    Sir plz help me

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  4. Unknown17 July 2020 at 14:58

    Sir I have 56.6 % than am I eligible for joining merchant navy

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    1. Unknown8 October 2020 at 13:59

      Yes you are eligible I secured 51 percent pcm and I am persuing DNS from IMA

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    2. Unknown30 October 2020 at 23:41

      Hi, even I m planning to do DNS from IMA.. Here is my Instagram id: _amster_7 plz msg me I need some guidance.. Will be eagerly waiting for your reply bro. Thanks.

      Delete

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