Welcome to the Department of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering.Our B.Tech program is specifically designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of Naval Architecture and Ocean Engineering. The program encompasses a wide range of subjects, including Naval Architecture and Ship Design, Ocean Engineering, Marine Structures, Marine Hydrodynamics, Marine Materials and Corrosion, Marine Propulsion, Offshore Engineering, and Renewable Energy.Our graduates are highly sought after in the maritime industry and have excelled in a range of careers, including Naval Architecture and Ship Design, Offshore Engineering, and Marine Surveying.
B.Tech in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering is a 4-year undergraduate engineering program that focuses on the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of ships, offshore structures, and other marine vessels. As a graduate of B.Tech in Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering, students can gain employment on-board Indian/Foreign going ships as marine engineers or naval architects.
For SC/ST candidates : There is a relaxation of 5% in the minimum marks required PCM; however, it will not apply to English subject Marks
All the candidates who qualify for this program require to submit a Physical Fitness Certificate from a Registered Medical Practitioner at the time of Certificate Verification.
Here is the Fee structure for B.Tech - Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering:
Fees Payable by Students for various Programmes in IMU Campuses (Not applicable to Affiliated Institutes) |
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Residential/ Non Residential |
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Even Semester |
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Programme Fee (Rs.) |
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4-year Residential Programme |
2,75,000 |
30,000/- |
1,22,500/- |
1,22,500/- |
Semester I |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
English |
Workshop Practice-1(Welding) |
2 |
Mathematics-I |
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3 |
Introduction to Shipping |
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4 |
Engineering Drawing |
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5 |
Workshop Technology |
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6 |
Applied Mechanics |
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Semester II |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
Mathematics-II |
Workshop Practice -II (Fitting) |
2 |
Introduction to Shipbuilding |
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3 |
Electrical & Electronics |
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4 |
Machine Drawing |
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5 |
Computer Programming |
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6 |
Fluid Mechanics - I |
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Semester III |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
Mathematics -III |
Ship drawing |
2 |
Fluid Mechanics II |
Workshop Practice-3(Carpentry & Sheet metal shop) |
3 |
Thermodynamics |
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4 |
Strength of Materials |
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5 |
Material Science |
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6 |
Ship Stability |
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Semester IV |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
Introduction to Ship Structures |
Hydrostatics & Stability calculations |
2 |
Ship Dynamics |
Workshop Practice - 4 (Machining) |
3 |
Strength of Ships |
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4 |
Marine Electrical & Electronics |
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5 |
Marine Machinery I |
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6 |
Ship Production and Repair |
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Semester V |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
Ship Hull – Construction |
Ship Structural Drawing |
2 |
Production Planning and Control |
General Arrangement & Layout Drawing |
3 |
Marine Machinery II |
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4 |
Non Destructive Testing Methods |
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5 |
Small Craft Construction |
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Semester VI |
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Theory |
Practical Laboratories/Workshops |
1 |
Small Craft Repair |
Hull Fabrication |
2 |
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Machinery Installation |
3 |
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Outfitting |
4 |
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Project |