Certificate of Competency Exams in India.

Please pass this message to all those Seafarers who appear for Certificate of Competency Exams in India.

http://www.dgshipping.gov.in/Content/ExamCertificSeafarersView.aspx?modul_id=5

1. DG Shipping puts Model Question papers for all Certificate of Competency exams on its website ( including Oral exams).

Students can take advantage and prepare better.

2.  If any Seafarer appearing exams in India and has any problem on Seatime assessment or not getting a seat  or has any query, they can write email as per e-governance

http://www.dgshipping.gov.in/WriteReadData/CMS/Documents/201805070534599713399notice_seafarer_160318.doc

a. CDC/RPSL related issues/queries:
sm-mum-ship@gov.in / sm-kol-ship@gov.in/sm-chn-ship@gov.in

b. Examination related issues / queries:
mmdmum-eexam-ship@gov.in / mmdmum-nexam-ship@gov.in
mmdkol-eexam-ship@gov.in / mmdkol-nexam-ship@gov.in
mmdchn-eexam-ship@gov.in / mmdchn-nexam-ship@gov.in
mmdkhi-eexam-ship@gov.in / mmdkhi-nexam-ship@gov.in
mmdkla-eexam-ship@gov.in / mmdkla-nexam-ship@gov.in
mmdnoida-exam-ship@gov.in

3. E-Learning from DG Shipping website is free and helped 25,000 students appearing for COC Exams. Please register and take advantage as it has defined syllabus and you can study from any place. You can register in 10 seconds and get all benefits for self study.

http://dgsmtt.aduacademy.in

Prepare yourself early , be specific and when on ship , take guidance from your seniors to learn the job in hand.

Average time taken to pass exams including compulsory College is as below:

2nd mate :14 months
Mates Ph 1&2: 15 months
Masters FG: 7 months

Class IV:12 months
Class II: 12 months
Class I: 8 months
ETO: 6 months

Time is money.

Best Wishes

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