Hii Lalith,

Marine Engineering Best Diploma Colleges in India

1) Southern Academy of Maritime Studies (SAMS), Chennai, Tamil Nadu

Cutoff Marks : Requires a minimum of 50% in 10th or 12th (PCM for lateral entry). Admission may involve an institute-specific test or merit list, with cutoffs typically around 50-55% depending on applicant pool.

Fee Structure : Around INR 1,50,000 to INR 2,50,000 for the entire program, including accommodation and training materials.

2) Coimbatore Marine College (CMC), Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Cutoff Marks : Admission is typically merit-based or through entrance exams like IMU-CET (Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test). While specific cutoffs vary yearly, a rough estimate for IMU-CET is around 50-60% in PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) at the 10+2 level, with adjustments based on competition. CMC may also conduct its own test, often requiring at least 50% in 10th or 12th grade.

Fee Structure : Approximately INR 2,00,000 to INR 3,00,000 for the full course (2-3 years), including tuition, hostel, and uniforms. Additional costs like medical exams or certifications may apply.

3) Sri Chakra Maritime College, Pondicherry

Cutoff Marks : Generally, a minimum of 50% in 10th or 12th is required. Entrance tests or interviews may push the effective cutoff higher, around 55-60% in some years.

Fee Structure : Approximately INR 1,80,000 to INR 2,80,000 for the 2-year diploma, covering tuition and boarding.

Official fee details for the college don't include any donation charges. Admission to their diploma courses is usually based on how well you did in your 10th-grade exams. Some places also say they admit students in the order they apply, as long as you meet the basic requirements.

I can provide you with the official fee information available for the Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Sankara Polytechnic College, which is located in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

For your first year, you can expect to pay around Rs.53,500. The total cost for the entire diploma will vary. If it's a regular 3-year course or a shorter 2-year course (if you join later), the total tuition could be anywhere from Rs.60,800 to Rs.1,18,000. If you opt for part-time studies, the yearly fee is likely to be about Rs.41,300.

Besides these main fees, there are some extra charges you'll need to budget for. When you apply, there's probably a small fee of around Rs.300. Once you get in, there's an admission fee of about Rs.4,000. You'll also need to pay for your uniform, which might cost around Rs.2,500. Each year, there will be additional charges for things like stationery and placement help, totaling around Rs.7,000. If you join any clubs, there's a semesterly fee of about Rs.2,000. If you plan to stay in the hostel, that will cost you roughly Rs.15,000 per year.

So, keep in mind that while the first-year fee is around Rs.53,500, the total cost will depend on the course duration and you'll need to factor in these extra charges for a complete picture.

I hope this helps.

Hii Hukmaram,

You’ve already done 1 year of ITI in Mechanical, which is a good start. Now if you want to do a diploma in Mechanical Engineering online, that’s a smart move.

Some good places where you can do this online are IGNOU (a government university), or some private websites like Coursera or Skill-Lync. IGNOU gives you a proper government-recognized diploma. It's affordable and many students do it while working too.

Along with your diploma, you should also learn some useful software like AutoCAD or SolidWorks. These are important in the mechanical field and will make you better than others.

side by side learn these skills from YouTube or low-cost courses. After that, apply for small jobs or internships to get experience.

Just stay focused and keep learning.

Hii,

You can choose an online diploma course from recognized platforms like NPTEL, IGNOU, Skill India, or private institutions, Some universities aoffer UGC-approved online diploma programs. Make sure the course you choose is either AICTE-approved or offered by a government-recognized university—this will help in getting jobs or pursuing further studies.

The online diploma will help you learn more deeply about machines, design, manufacturing, CAD/CAM, and maintenance—all while studying at your own pace. You’ll also be able to apply what you’ve learned in your ITI training.

Additionally, Careers360 offers information on free mechanical engineering certification courses that can complement your diploma studies.

Yes, you can do both a 1-year Animation Diploma and a 3-year BBA in Delhi.

Regular BBA + Online/Part-time Diploma is possible.

Institutes like Arena, MAAC (for Animation) and DU, IPU, Amity (for BBA) offer options.

Manage time well as BBA requires atten

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Hello,

Admission to FMS Delhi primarily depends on your bachelor's degree performance and CAT exam score. For general category applicants, a minimum of 50% marks in graduation is required.

While FMS does consider Class 10 and 12 marks during the selection process, they allocate only 10% weightage to these scores.  Therefore, your current academic record in B. Pharm will be the most significant factor.

To enhance your chances, aim for a high percentile in the CAT exam , as FMS places substantial emphasis on CAT scores during admissions.

Hope it helps !

THE BEST CENTRES FOR DIPLOMA IN COMPUTER SCIENCE ARE:-

1. GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE , JODHPUR

2. JMI , NEW DELHI

3. LPU , JHALANDAR

4. MSU , BARODA

5. VIGNAN'S FOUNDATION FOR SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH

6. GALGOTIA UNIVERSITY

7. MEWAR UNIVERSITY

8. NMIT , BANGALORE

9. SREE VIDYANIKETAN ENGINEERING COLLEGE , TIRUPATI

Hi aspirant,

The cost of A 1-year Diploma in Water Treatment course typically varies from institute to institute. In India, Water Treatment course typically costs around 25 to 50k.

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-diploma-in-water-management-colleges-in-india?sort_by=1&stream=1&degree=1&branch=401

All the best!

Hello,

Yes, you can pursue a Diploma in Interior Design after completing your 12th . Many institutes offer diploma courses in interior design, and the eligibility criteria usually require passing 10+2 in any stream (Arts, Commerce, or Science).

How to Apply for a Diploma in Interior Design?

1. Choose an Institute – Look for colleges or institutes offering diploma courses in interior design. Some well-known institutes include:

• National Institute of Design (NID)
• JD Institute of Fashion Technology
• Pearl Academy
• INIFD (International Institute of Fashion Design)
• Local polytechnic colleges or private institutes

2. Check Eligibility & Admission Process – Most institutes have direct admission based on 12th marks, while some may require an entrance exam or interview.

3. Apply Online/Offline – Visit the institute's official website or campus and fill out the application form.

4. Pay Fees & Enroll – Once selected, pay the course fees and complete enrollment.

Course Details

• Duration: 1 to 2 years

• Subjects: Space planning, furniture design, color theory, AutoCAD, 3D design, etc.

• Career Options: Interior Designer, Furniture Designer, Set Designer, Consultant, etc.

hi sir

there isn't a specific army quota for diploma programs in the same way as for degree programs, there are opportunities for wards of defense personnel to gain admission to certain engineering colleges and institutions, often through a defence quota or ex-servicemen quota.

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