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AMET University (Under Sec 3 of the UGC At 1956) (Formerly Academy of Maritime Education and Training) India?s first University in Maritime Education
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About
This entry is an institutional and course announcement rather than a scholarship. AMET University, formerly the Academy of Maritime Education and Training, is a Chennai based deemed to be university recognised under the UGC Act, and it describes itself as India's first university dedicated to maritime education. The listing sets out postgraduate programmes offered by the institution, including courses in marine biotechnology and in cruise ship hospitality management, together with a general account of its campus facilities, faculty and placement activity. No award, stipend or fee concession is described in the source material, and no award value is stated. Programme lists, fee structures and admission timelines for the current session are published by the university on its official website.
Eligibility
Because this is an admission related listing, the conditions described are entry requirements for the postgraduate programmes rather than criteria for a financial award. Applicants are generally expected to hold a completed bachelor's degree in a discipline relevant to the programme chosen, with a life science or agriculture background indicated for the biotechnology stream and a degree in any discipline indicated for the management stream. Minimum marks, any entrance test or interview stage, and category relaxations are set by the university itself. Since these requirements are revised between sessions, applicants should confirm the current conditions from the official prospectus rather than from this listing.
How to apply
Prospective students are generally expected to apply directly to the university through the admission route it publishes for the session concerned. The route described in the original notice involved obtaining an application form from the Registrar's office against a demand draft and returning the completed form with supporting documents. The university now publishes admission information and application options on its official website, so applicants should use the channel indicated there. Supporting papers usually include degree certificates and marksheets, proof of identity, transfer or migration certificates and passport size photographs. The application fee, the submission address and the announced closing date are stated in the official admission notice for the current session.