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Opinion about

their courses • 68.2% of students believe that the additional courses like modular
and value-added courses, conducted at their institute are relevant
and career-oriented. 28% believed that some aspects are useful
but not the entire content of the course.

• More than 70% of students feel that the time duration of their
training course is appropriate, 12% consider it too long, and only
3.5% feel that the duration of their training courses is very short.

Placements • Around two-thirds of students are satisfied with the ability of the
Placement Cell to attract reputed companies to their institute. Four
out of five students are satisfied with the process of grooming them
for placement.

• While volunteering to participate in the campus placement
interviews, mostly the students look for swift on board placement
without loss of time and the safety record of the company.

• More than 60% of respondents agree that they are highly motivated
Human Factors and happy at their institute.

• On the treatment based on religion, caste and language, 21% of
the respondents report that they have experienced discrimination.

• When asked about gender-based discrimination, fewer than 4% of
respondents admit that there is gender-based discrimination in the
maritime training institutes.

• 12.2% of students have faced ragging or bullying in their institute.

Mostly, the students are satisfied with their overall educational experience at their institutes.
However, some of the respondents feel there is some scope for improvement in various areas.

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