What is the scope of MBA in logistics and shipping? Kindly provide the detailed information regarding its placement.

The eligibility requirements and admission process of both HIMT Chennai Kolkata and Coimbatore Marine College are almost the same. The basic requirement that candidates must fulfill is that applicants must complete their Class 12 from the PCM stream with an aggregate of 60% and a minimum of 50% marks in English in Class 10 & 12, and the IMUCET 2025 rank is mandatory.

Now, both of the colleges are affiliated with IMU. Thus, to compare which college is easier to get enrolled in a BSc course, applicants can compare the following factors:

The total tuition fee for the BTech course at Coimbatore Marine College is INR 3 lakh, and the tuition fee for BTech at HIMT Chennai ranges from INR 9 Lacs to INR 13 lakh. Therefore, Coimbatore Marine College is more affordable compared to HIMT Chennai. However, apart from the fee structure, there are several components on which candidates can compare the colleges, such as placement packages, seats, specialisations, etc. 

Yes, Coimbatore Marine College offers direct admission to BBA. Candidates seeking admission to BBA must fill out the basic eligibility criteria i.e., pass Class 12 from a recognised board. The college offers admission based on the last qualifying exam. After filling out the admission candidates are required to apply on the official website of the college

Coimbatore Marine College offers direct admission based on last qualifying exam score. To be eligible for admission to BBA candidates are required to pass Class 12 from a recognised board. Further, Candidates must fill out the application form by viisting the college official website.

Coimbatore Marine College offers BTech with the total tuition fee is 3 lakh.The tuition fee of the course comprises various components.Candidates are required to pay the BTech course fee at the time of admission to grab the final seat.The mentioned course fee is as per the official website/sanctioning body. It is subject to changes and hence, is indicative.