If I get 46 in Maths, 56 in physics and 61 in Chemistry, but my average percentage is more than 60, will I be eligible for merchant navy?

I am a CBSE class 12 pass out.

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Aayushi Bijawe | Contributor-Level 10

2 years ago

The eligibility criteria for the merchant navy may vary depending on the specific requirements set by the organisation or country you are applying to. Generally, the merchant navy has stringent selection criteria to ensure that candidates possess the necessary skills and knowledge for the maritime industry. While having an average percentage above 60% is a positive factor, it is unlikely to be the sole criterion for eligibility. Math, Physics and Chemistry are often important subjects for maritime studies, and organizations may have specific minimum marks or grade requirements in these subjects. To determine your eligibility accurately

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