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Dear Chavda,
As you are interested in UPSC, the minimum requirement is graduation from a recognized university and the age eligibility lies between 21yrs- 30yrs. In UPSC their are two stages that you need to clear CSAT exam and main exam.
CSAT: It is an Objective type examination consisting of Two Papers that is common to all candidates from 2011 having special emphasis on testing their aptitude for civil services as well as on general knowledge.
Main Exam.: Those who qualify the CSAT exam are shortlisted for the Main exam. It is a descriptive (essay type) examination. The General Studies, Essay paper, English Paper are common to all candidates and with this a candidate has two optional subjects to choose from the given options and a language paper of his / her choice. Here you can opt for subjects like Maths, Eco, Phy, stats etc.
For more details, I would request Chhavi Gupta careercounsellor Prof Garain PhD to share their expertise.
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Hi Sai,
Marine biologist are also known as Marine Scientist. They are involved in the study and protection of marine plants and organisms.
Educational qualifications with strong base in Biology is must to do well in the role of marine biologist.
Basic eligibility required to pursue Marine Engineering:
Students who want to take admissions in the three-year diploma course or four year B.E. or B.Tech programme in Marine Engineering, should have done 10+2 with Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and English. Students with Biology as one of the subjects might have an advantage in the course.
Students not only have to clear entrance exams to get a seat but also have to undergo medical fitness tests to prove that they are physically and mentally fit for the programme.
For those who want to do M.E. or M.Tech in Marine Engineering, it is necessary to have completed a four-year B.E. or B.Tech programme in Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering or related engineering streams.
After completing post graduation in Marine biology, aspirants are eligible to apply for the post of marine biologist.
Skills required:
Scientific skills and an adventurer’s spirit.
Strong academic record in graduation as well as post graduation.
Research and presentation skills.
Refer to the below link to know institutes offering marine engineering:
https://engineering.shiksha.com/be-marine-engineering-colleges-in-india-categorypage-2-62-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
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Hi Krishna,
Before seeking admission in any institute, kindly check the below mentioned parameters such as affiliation, accreditation, fee structure, curriculum etc.
However to help you, I have mentioned below some key details about the college.
Below are some key details about Institute of Infrastructure, Technology, Research and Management, Ahmedabad:
Academic mentoring of the institute by IIT Gandhinagar.
Excellent infrastructure.
Well qualified faculties.
Infrastructure / Teaching Facilities:
Seminar hall.
Library.
Labs.
Indoor outdoor sports.
Wi-fi campus.
Auditorium.
For more, kindly refer to the below link:
https://www.shiksha.com/Iitram-Institute-Of-Infrastructure-Technology-Research-And-Management-Maninagar-Ahmedabad-institute-college-listingoverviewtab-38286
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Hi,
The mission of the SA Navy is to render a seaward military service. This is achieved through the development, management and maintenance of an ability to provide maritime operations, assistance and support operations, hydrographical services and supporting services. Highly trained and motivated personnel are necessary to achieve this aim.
There are many career opportunities offered in the SA Navy, for both commissioned and non-commissioned officers.
Officers: direct and control the various parts of the branches of the SA Navy. They are grouped into the following categories: Combat officers, intelligence officers, personnel officers, finance officers, stores officers, engineering officers and naval technical officers. All officers undergo selection.
Combat Officers: are trained to execute the SA Navy's primary function: maritime warfare. These officers lead the SA Navy's combat element and ensure that the Navy's complex computerized weapons and their related systems are used effectively. Training focuses on maritime warfare.
Combat officers decide during the final months of their training which one of the following specialist branches they would like to join: Mine Counter-measure Flotilla; Strike Craft Flotilla; Submarine Flotilla; Hydrographical Survey; Independent ships, including the Navy's two replenishment vessels, namely SAS Drakensberg and SAS Outeniqua.
Naval Engineer Officers: are primarily responsible for the design, development and support of the Navy's weapons, electronic and propulsion services. They study for degrees in either Mechanical or Electrical Engineering at a prescribed university.
Naval Intelligence Officers: gather and evaluate all information regarding matters affecting the SA Navy, in order to ensure maximum efficiency of operations. They also initiate steps to maintain the security of sensitive information.
Personnel Officers: render the following support services: recruiting, placing, training, career advancement and administrative tasks. They also control the SA Navy's personnel records.
Finance Officers: exercise control over the Navy's income and expenditure and handle budgetary aspects. The conducting of audits and management of the Navy's financial system is their responsibility.