Pakistan Marine Academy Announces Admissions for 83rd Batch of Nautical and Marine Engineering Cadets (Session 2025-2026)

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Pakistan Marine Academy Announces Admissions for 83rd Batch of Nautical and Marine Engineering Cadets (Session 2025-2026)

Pakistan Marine Academy Announces Admissions for 83rd Batch of Nautical and Marine Engineering Cadets (Session 2025-2026) That is the country’s premier maritime training institution, has opened admissions for its 83rd Batch of Nautical (Deck) and Marine Engineering Cadets for the Session 2025-2026. Aspiring young Pakistanis eager to pursue a challenging and rewarding career at sea are invited to apply. Below are the detailed eligibility criteria, academic qualifications, selection procedures, and other essential information for prospective candidates.

Eligibility Conditions:

  • Gender: Unmarried male citizens of Pakistan.
  • Age: Not more than 20 years as of FATA/Gilgit Baltistan/AJK/Balochistan and no more than 21 years for these regions as of December 31, 2024 (with a one-year age relaxation).

Academic Qualifications:

  • For F.Sc Pre-Engineering Candidates:
    • Must have passed with a minimum of 55% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
  • For O/A Level Candidates:
    • Must submit an Equivalence Certificate along with their application.
  • F.Sc/A-Level Part-II Candidates:
    • Must have secured at least 60% marks in Part-I to apply. Hope Certificates are required from their educational institutions.
    • Candidates with less than 55% marks in F.Sc upon receiving their results will be disqualified from selection.

How to Register:

  • Application Forms: Available for download at the PMA website: www.marineacademy.edu.pk.
  • Submission:
    • Applications can be submitted via courier along with a pay order or bank draft of Rs. 3,500 in favor of Pakistan Marine Academy, Karachi.
    • Candidates applying under the Self-Finance Scheme (SFS) must submit an additional pay order of Rs. 300,000/- with their application.

Selection Procedure:

  • Entrance Test:
    • Will be conducted at various centers across Pakistan, including Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and others.
    • Candidates must secure a minimum of 50% marks in the entrance test to qualify for further consideration.
  • Final Selection:
    • Based on a combination of F.Sc marks, entry test results, medical examination, physical efficiency test (PET), and an interview.
    • The PET includes running, push-ups, sit-ups, and chin-ups with specific time and repetition requirements.

Education, Training, and Degrees:

  • Duration: Two-year residential training at PMA.
  • Degree Awarded: Associate Degree in Nautical Science or Marine Engineering by NED University of Engineering & Technology, Karachi, upon completion.
  • Certification: Cadets will receive International Maritime Organization (IMO) recognized Pre-Sea Mandatory Courses.

Scholarships:

  • Need-Based Scholarships:
    • Sponsored by the Ministry of Maritime Affairs, with 33 scholarships allocated as follows:
      • Balochistan: 15
      • KPK: 06
      • Punjab: 06
      • Sindh: 06

Ineligibility:

Candidates with the following conditions are not eligible to apply:

  • Tampered academic certificates.
  • Concealed or incomplete application information.
  • Withdrawn from training institutions or armed forces for disciplinary reasons.
  • Declared medically unfit or color blind by the Armed Forces’ Medical Board.

Important Dates:

  • Last Date for Submission of Application: September 06, 2024.
  • Entrance Test Date: September 22, 2024 (Sunday).

Conclusion:

This is a golden opportunity for young Pakistani men to embark on a prestigious maritime career with the Pakistan Marine Academy. With robust training, a degree from a recognized university, and opportunities for scholarships, this program offers a comprehensive pathway to a successful future in maritime professions. Interested candidates are urged to apply before the deadline and prepare for the entrance test to secure their place in this esteemed institution.

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