B.Tech Marine Engineering

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Course Offered	Duration (in Years)	Eligibility
B.Tech Marine Engineering	4 Years	12th standard pass with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics with at least 60% marks. 50%in English at the Class-10 or Class-12 final examination. Medical Test as Approved by the D.G. Shipping Approved Doctors.
B.Tech Marine Engineering (Lateral Entry)	3 Years	(i) A 3 Years Diploma from an AICTE approved College or UGC recognised University in India with a minimum of 60% marks (ii) A personal interview by the competent authority of the University (iii) Credit transfer possible from other recognised University / College in 3rd / 5th semester with terms & conditions.

Disclaimer: TNU reserves the right for relaxation in admission criteria for the most deserving candidates.

All Finally Admitted Students in B.TECH MARINE ENGINEERING will receive The Sponsorship Letter / Internship Joining Letter on 1st Semester itself.

Approval & Recognition

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Marine engineering is the field of study that deals with the design, development, production, and maintenance of the equipment used at sea and on board sea vessels like boats, ships etc. The B.Tech in Marine Engineering course is the study of the complex principles and practices involved in the running and maintenance of marine machineries. The technical responsibilities of a marine engineer include the operation and preservation of the main propulsion engines, auxiliary engines for electrical power generation, boilers, refrigeration, and air-conditioning equipment, varieties of pumps and associated electrical and mechanical auxiliaries, cargo gears and deck machineries, required for the manual and automated operation of various types and sizes of inland, coastal and sea-going vessels, some of which are highly specialized and state-of-the-art. The essence of MRE is that it requires the application of fundamental concepts of Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, Chemical, Metallurgical, Instrumentation and Automation engineering under arduous conditions prevailing at sea.

B.Tech in Marine Engineering at The Neotia University (TNU) follows the syllabus in excess of that as prescribed by the Directorate General of Shipping, Government of India, covering the areas pertaining to ship construction, naval architecture, machine drawing and design of marine machineries, and more. Students are provided with a mandatory Internship Programme and Industrial Training, as part of the course curriculum, along with an experience certificate on completion of the training program from the various ports.

TNU is also one of the few University in Eastern India that can boast of an in-house high-tech Ship-in-Campus of its size, the ship building which is in working condition consists of a 4000 BHP Ship Engine along with a complete set of machineries available on the ship like Generator, Oil-Water separator, Boiler, Fire Control Lab, etc. This novel infrastructure facility, built in compliance with international standards house original ship equipment in order to give budding Marine Engineers a hands-on experience on various machineries, of what a naval career entails.

90% of our 2019 & 2020 pass out batch students of Marine Engineering & Nautical Science have been placed in Destan Ship Management Pvt. Ltd., Apeejey Shipping, MOL, Mercator, ONGC& Ocean Sparkle.

List of D. G. Shipping Empanelled Doctors DG Shipping Approval link

Expert Committee

Mr. Bijan Kumar Roy

Ex. Senior Superintendent of Great Circle Shipping, Bangkok and visiting Faculty of Indian Maritime University (IMU) Kolkata Campus.

Capt. Anjan Baxi

Result oriented professional with more than 40 years of experience in the Marine field.

ELECTRICAL MACHINE LAB

Alternator Setup

Electrical Circuit Trainer

Cut Sectional D. C. Generator

Cut Sectional A. C. Generator

Cut Section Of Squirrel Cage Motor (H.P.-2)

Cut Section Of Core Type Transformer

Cut Section Of Shell Type Transformer

D.C. Shunt Motor Setup

Rotary Converter Setup

Single Phase Motor Setup

Slip Torque Characteristics Setup (1-phase)

Slip Torque Characteristics Setup (3-phase)

Static Type 3 Phase Sequence

Synchro Transmitter And Receiver Setup

Three Phase Auto Transformer

Assemble 3 Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor

Non – Assemble 3 – Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor

B-H Loop

GENERAL WORKSHOP

Drilling, Milling and Shaping Machines

Pipe Bending Machines

CNC Lathe Machine

Universal Milling Machine

Central Lathe Machine

Machine Shop

Hydraulic Press Machine

Universal Testing Machine

Workshop Floor

SHIP IN CAMPUS

Main Propulsion Engine

Shafting Propeller

Life Boat Engine

Auxilary Boiler

Fire & Gs Pump

Fresh Water Generator

Main Engine

Pinion Gear

Pinion Shaft

Propeller Shaft

Exhaust Pipe from main Propulsion Engine and Generator

Oily Water Separator

Boiler

Cooler Sea Water Inlet Valve

Career Prospects

Marine Engineering graduates find challenging job opportunities in national and international shipping companies. The young professionals begin their careers as Engine Cadets or Junior Engineers on board foreign flag ships, with a salary of 2500 US dollar, which is equivalent to Rs.1, 80, 000/- per month. Junior Engineers rise to the coveted level of Chief Engineer, with a salary of

20,000 US dollar, which is equivalent to Rs.15,00, 000/- per month, on clearing the competency-examinations conducted by the Directorate General of Shipping, in accordance with the Convention of Merchant Shipping Rules 2014 ,Standards of Training for Certification and Watch keeping (i.e. STCW-2010) of the International Maritime Organization, i.e. the specialized maritime agency of the United Nations.

Marine Engineer officer can work in numerous shipping companies located around the world. On gaining higher qualifications and experience on board much scope emerges to work ashore in the many professional jobs that exist in shipping industry, such as Technical Superintendent in shipping company, Marine surveying, Maritime law and Insurance, Shipbroker etc.

A marine engineer can opt for different types of vessels, depending upon his/her background training and expertise, which can be categorised to Foreign going dry vessels, Foreign going tanker vessels (oil, gas, chemical etc), Coastal trading dry and tanker ships, Passenger vessels, Dynamic position vessels, Offshore platforms and ships, Port assisting boats and ship (Tugs, barges etc.).

With the opening up of Inland Waterways and Coastal Shipping and recently held Maritime India Summit 2021, Marine Engineering is a sunrise career as it has a lot of potential now and in future. The increase in the employment opportunities in this field has added to the lure of a job as a marine engineer. In addition to this, various manufacturing industries and units that produce shipping equipment and machines also hire these professionals to work in their production houses.

Our ex-cadets have been placed on board ships owned and managed by various shipping companies like, Elegant Marine Services, Wallem Ship Management, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, MSC Ship Management, United Ocean Ship Management, Gulf Energy Maritime Services (GEM), Wilhelmsen Ship Management, MMS Maritime (MMSI), Apeejay Shipping, Univan Ship Management, Searland Management Service, Herald Maritime Service, Dynacom Tankers. Etc.

INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP

K-Ship – RPSL 249 – Ship Management: TNU Signed MoU with K-Ship, who will be the interface between TNU and leading Marine Companies to help in placing Marine Engineering (MRE) and Bachelor of Nautical Science (BNS) Students.
Destan Ship Management Pvt. Ltd.: MoU is signed authorizes DSMPL to recruit and place students of Marine Engineering (MRE)

and Bachelor of Nautical Science (BNS) in leading shipping companies as engine cadets and Deck cadets.

Blue Bird Shipping Management Private Limited: MoU signed authorizes BBSMPL to recruit and place students of MRE & BNS on shipping companies.

Cadet Sumit Pandey came 3^rdin Quiz Competition held by Azadi ki Amrut Mahotsava 2021 by Sensea Maritime on behalf of DGS. Out of around 66 students from all over India.
Faculty Development Program on Business Communication – Conducted by TCS/ Organized by The Neotia University, 2021.
Virtual Maritime India Summit 2021 – All faculty members of SOMS and students participated in the webinar conducted by the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, GOI, and Organized by DG Shipping, 2021.
Participated in Maritime India Summit, 2021.

Our Faculty

Mr. Partha Pratim Saha

Director

Chief Engineer on various types of SCI vessels for 7 years and thereafter worked as Technical Superintendent . He has worked as DG Shipping surveyo...

Dr. Ashoke Kumar Basu

Associate Professor

Mr. Basu has been teaching for seventeen years now. He has a total industry experience of twenty years and research experience of thirteen years on...

Mr. Ratan Kumar Bhattacharya

Mr. Bhattacharya has 24 years of teaching and 18 years of industry experience. He did his MTech in Design & Production.

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH & SOCIOLOGY	MHU/111	54	3
2.	MATHEMATICS-1	MMM/112	72	4
3.	BASIC THERMODYNAMICS	MBT/113	54	3
4.	BASIC ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING	MBEE/114	72	4
5.	ENGINEERING MECHANICS – I	MMOM/115	54	3
6.	WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY	MWT/116	54	3
7.	GEOMETRICAL DRAWING	MGD/117	72	2
8.	BASIC ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS LABORATORY	MBEEL/118	54	1.5
9.	WORKSHOPS PRACTICALS – I	MWP/119	108	3
10.	COMMUNICATIVE ENGLISH LAB	MHUL/110	36	1

Semester 2

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	SEAMANSHIP, ELEMENTARY NAVIGATION AND SURVIVAL AT SEA	MSML/211	54	3
2.	MATHEMATICS – II	MMM/212	54	3
3.	APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS – I	MAT/213	72	4
4.	STRENGTH OF MATERIALS – I	MSOM/214	72	4
5.	COMPUTER SCIENCE	MCS/215	54	3
6.	ENGINEERING MECHANICS – II	MMOM/216	54	3
7.	ENGINEERING AND MACHINE DRAWING	MED/217	72	2
8.	APPLIED MECHANICS LABORATORY	MAML/218	54	1.5
9.	WORKSHOP PRACTICALS – II	MWP/219	108	3
10.	COMPUTER LABORATORY – I	MCL/220	36	1

Semester 3

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	COMPUTATIONAL MATHEMATICS	MCM/311	54	3
2.	ELECTRONICS	MEE/312	72	4
3.	APPLIED THERMODYNAMICS – II	MAT/313	72	4
4.	STRENGTH OF MATERIALS – II	SOM/314	72	4
5.	MECHANICS OF MACHINES – I	MMOM/315	54	3
6.	ELECTRICAL MACHINE- I	MEM/316	72	4
7.	MARINE ENGINEERING DRAWING	MED/317	72	2
8.	ELECTRONICS LABORATORY	MBEEL/318	36	1
9.	COMPUTER LABORATORY	MCL/319	54	1.5
10.	WORKSHOP PRACTICAL-III	MWP/320	54	1.5

Semester 4

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	SHIP STRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION	MSSC/411	72	4
2.	MARINE BOILER AND STEAM ENGINEERING	MBSE/412	72	4
3.	MECHANICS OF MACHINES – II	MMOM/413	72	4
4.	ELECTRICAL MACHINES – II	MEM/414	72	4
5.	FLUID MECHANICS – I	MFM/415	72	4
6.	MARINE HEAT ENGINE AND MARINE AIR CONDITIONING	MHEAC/416	72	4
7.	PRACTICAL MARINE AUTOMATION	MPA/417	36	2
8.	HEAT AND BOILER CHEMICAL LABORATORY	MHBCL/418	72	2
9.	WORKSHOP PRACTICAL – IV	MWP/419	54	1.5
10.	CONTROL ENGINEERING LABORATORY	MCEL/420	36	1

Semester 5

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	MATERIAL SCIENCE	MMS/511	72	4
2.	MANAGEMENT SCIENCE AND ECONOMICS	MHU/512	72	4
3.	MARINE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE- I	MICE/513	72	4
4.	FLUID MECHANICS – II	MFM/514	54	3
5.	MARINE AUXILIARY MACHINERY- I	MAM/515	72	4
6.	NAVAL ARCHITECHTURE- I	MNA/516	72	4
7.	ELEMENTARY DESIGN AND DRAWING	MEDD/517	54	1.5
8.	MATERIAL SCIENCE LABORATORY	MMSL/518	54	1.5
9.	MECHANICS AND FLUID LABORATORY	MFL/519	54	1.5
10.	MARINE POWER PLANT OPERATION – I	MPPL/520	72	2

Semester 6

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	SHIP FIRE PREVENTION AND CONTROL	SFPC/611	90	5
2.	MARINE INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE- II	MICE/612	72	4
3.	MARINE ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY	MET/613	72	4
4.	MARINE AUXILIARY MACHINERY- II	MAM/614	72	4
5.	NAVAL ARCHITECTURE-II	MNA/615	72	4
6.	ELECTIVE PAPER – I : DOUBLE HULL TANKER VESSELS ADVANCED MARINE HEAT ENGINES(CO-CYCLES) ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY	MEP/616	72	4
7.	FIRE CONTROL AND LIFE SAVING LABORATORY	FCLSL/617	54	1.5
8.	MARINE POWER PLANT OPERATION	MPPL/618	54	1.5
9.	ELECTRICAL MACHINES LABORATORY	MEML/619	54	1.5

Semester 7

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	SHIP OPERATION AND MANAGEMENT	MSOM/711	72	4
2.	ADVANCED MARINE CONTROL ENGINEERING AND AUTOMATION	AMCEA/712	72	4
3.	IMO AND MARITIME CONVENTIONS	IMOMC/713	54	3
4.	ADVANCED MARINE TECHNOLOGY	AMT/714	72	4
5.	ENGINE ROOM MANAGEMENT	MERM/715	72	4
6.	ELECTIVE PAPER – I ADVANCED HYDRAULICS & HYDRAULIC MACHINERY TRANSPORT & LOGISTIC MANAGEMENT ADVANCED MATERIAL SCIENCE & SURFACE COATING ENGINEERING RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES & APPLICATIONS	MEP/716	72	4
7.	MARINE MACHINERY AND SYSTEM DESIGN	MMSD/717	90	2.5
8.	SIMULATORS AND CONTROL LABORATORY	MSCL/718	54	1.5
9.	TECHNICAL PAPER AND PROJECT	MTP/719	72	2

Semester 8

Sl. No.	Course Name	Course Code	Total Hours	Credit
1.	ON BOARD TRAINING & ASSESSMENT	MOBTA/811	SIX MONTHS	14
2.	ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT	MENP/812	SIX MONTHS	2

B.Tech Marine Engineering

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Expert Committee

Mr. Bijan Kumar Roy

Capt. Anjan Baxi

ELECTRICAL MACHINE LAB

GENERAL WORKSHOP

SHIP IN CAMPUS

Career Prospects

INDUSTRY PARTNERSHIP

Awards & Recognitions

Our Faculty

Mr. Partha Pratim Saha

Dr. Ashoke Kumar Basu

Mr. Ratan Kumar Bhattacharya

Mr. Jayanta Kumar Chaudhuri

Capt. Ranjit Roy

Mr. Niladri Pal

Chief Engineer Tamal Mukherjee

Chief Engineer Tapan Kumar De

Capt. Subir Kumar Chatterjee

Mr. Shyamal Mandal

Dr. Kalyanashis De

Dr. Ayan Chatterjee

Dr. Mostaid Ahmed

Dr. Manashi Chakraborty

Dr. Abhijit Samanta

Dr. Anindita Dutta

Mr. Sujit Dhar

Ms. Maitreyee Samanta

Mr. Bijoy Kumar Singha

Dr. Saroj Upadhyay

Chief Engineer Soumen Rai

Mr. Atanu Kumar Roy

Mr. Subir Basu

Course Structure

Semester 1