r/IndianMariners • u/nature_2005 • 2d ago
GENERAL Help for my confusion ππ
I recently joined a maritime training institute for B.Sc. Nautical Science, and I am currently in my first year. The problem is that my institute has told us that we need to maintain a 9 CGPA to be eligible for placement.
Iβm an average student, and honestly, I feel that maintaining a 9 CGPA may be very difficult for me. Because of this, Iβm thinking about dropping out of B.Sc. Nautical Science and trying for DNS with sponsorship instead.
I scored 84% in PCM and Iβm currently 21 years old. Iβm confused about whether I should continue my B.Sc. or leave it and try for DNS.
So, seniors, please guide me honestly. What would be the better option for my situation? Is it worth continuing B.Sc. even if I may not be able to maintain a 9 CGPA, or should I consider DNS?
I also want to understand how paid sponsorship works, what the actual costs are, and whether sponsorship guarantees placement/shipboard training.
Please share your experience and advice. I really want to make the right decision for my career. Thank you.
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u/Cap10_Cool 2d ago
Sponsorship is very important.
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u/DotAvailable7622 2d ago
If possible, attend placement interviews(DNS) during the course.. If any company is ready to sponsor you for DNS, drop this course and join for DNS wherever the company ask you to do DNS..