Too much of staffs are there Most of the staffs are retired in shipping industry like a Co pilot etc. Compared to the subjects other than that spoken English safety coursed has been given to the students. All the staffs are well experienced.
Faculty are all good and helpful. They would help us to prepare exams very well and clarify whatever doubts we have about the subject. Focus on studies and have a great career. Most of the faculties are experienced sea farers which is very helpfull in learning sea life.
Staffs whose teaching class for students are having experience on ship more than 5 years. Limited staff are there but their knowledge onboard is high. Staffs here are mostly aged persons. They give more assignments if we failed in exams and conduct viva on behalf of semester exams.
Most of the main subject faculties are sailors here. They have almost 10-15 years of sea experience and knowledge and are very efficient and keen on delivering the same to us. They make sure you get what makes you fit for the sea. From the theoretical knowledge to their practical application, they give their best.
Most of the main subject faculties are sailors here. They have almost 10-15 years of sea experience and knowledge and are very efficient and keen on delivering the same to us. They make sure you get what makes you fit for the sea. From the theoretical knowledge to their practical application, they give their best.
All faculty are good and familiar, all senior faculty chief engineers and all have selling experiences and all assistant professors are good and familiar.
All faculties who teaches the marine subjects are too good & other subjects like maths and physics are 'OK' because those subjects are not that important. But I repeat that the faculties of marine subjects are good & they are the ones who decides about our interviews
Chief engineers who handled the core subjects were awesome but the newbies handling minor subjects were actually very poor. Just passed out Electrical graduate will not be potential enough to handle final year Marine electricals.
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