Electro-Technical Officer (ETO)

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Electro-Technical Officer (ETO)

Course overview

The Electro-Technical Officer (ETO) course is a one-year programme comprising 4 months of shore-based training followed by 8 months of onboard training. It is designed to train officers responsible for the electrical, electronic, control, and automation systems onboard ships, in line with STCW and DG Shipping standards.

Eligibility

B.E./ B.Tech. in Electrical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication / Communication Engineering or Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering from a UGC/AICTE approved University with minimum 65% aggregate marks and 65% marks in the final year.
Minimum 50% marks in the English subject of Xth, XIIth or Diploma
Maximum age should not exceed 28 years on the date of commencement of the course.

Registration process

Apply online through the AEMA official portal and submit the required documents.
Submit required academic documents and proof of eligibility
You will receive an official email from AEMA if you are eligible for the course.
Appear for the Anglo-Eastern Sponsorship Test (if applicable)

Qualification criteria for placements

Successful completion of shore-based theory and practical training
Completion of 8 months onboard training under supervision
Passing all assessments and mandatory STCW courses

FAQ

1. What is Pre-sea Training?

As per Directorate General of Shipping (D.G.) stipulations, every candidate desirous of joining as an officer or engineer on ships must undergo pre-sea training ashore.

Pre-sea training can be undertaken at any DG-approved institute across India.

2. What are the qualifications required to join as an Electro Technical Officer?

Maximum age should not exceed 28 years on the date of commencement of the course.Below are the educational qualification for an ETO officer:

Minimum 65% in (12th PCM or Diploma aggregate) followed by
B.E. / B.Tech. with minimum 65% aggregate & 65% final year marks in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication / Communication Engineering or Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering after a 4-year course from IIT or AICTE/UGC recognised college.
English: Minimum 50% marks as a separate subject, at either 10th or 12th standard or in the Degree program, conducted by a recognised Board/University.
Physical and Medical Standards:
Medically fit as per Merchant Shipping Medical Examination Rules: http://www.dgshipping.com/dgship/final/rules/medicex.htm
Maximum age should not exceed 28 years on the date of commencement of the course.
Students awaiting final year semester results can also apply.

3. Having met the eligibility criteria to join as an Electro Technical Officer, what are the next steps to proceed?

Apply online on www.aema.edu.in for the post of “Trainee Electrical Officer”.
The company will approve or decline the application based on eligibility criteria set by DG Shipping and the Company.
The applicant undergoes company online test, Psychometric evaluation, Panel Interview and Medical Test.
If successful, the applicant is advised to undergo a 4-month pre-sea course at Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (Karjat), Mumbai, as a sponsored candidate.

4. What is the selection process as an Electro Technical Officer in Anglo-Eastern?

Online Test: Upon application approval, candidates receive an email to book the online test (nominal fee applies). The test lasts 3 hours (2 hours subject-based, 1 hour psychometric).
Subjects: Engineering course topics, Abstract Reasoning, English, Aptitude, General Knowledge.
Psychometric test requires good English understanding and timely responses.
Interview: Candidates passing the online tests are called for a panel interview in Delhi or Mumbai.
Medical Test: Candidates passing the interview undergo a medical test by company appointed DG-approved doctors.
Successful candidates are shortlisted, merit list prepared, and issued a “Provisional Selection Letter” for On-Board Training after completing the ETO Program at Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy.

5. What happens after the selection process?

After fulfilling company and DG Shipping requirements, you will undergo a 4-month pre-sea training at Anglo-Eastern Maritime Academy (Karjat), Mumbai. This is a residential course with hostel accommodation.
Training covers shipping-related and general topics.
After successful completion, ensure travel documents are in order. You will then be placed onboard ship.

7. How to apply for joining as an Electro Technical Officer?

Log on to http://www.aema.edu.in and fill the application form for “Trainee Electrical Officer” and submit.
You will receive an e-mail confirmation within 48 hours regarding approval or decline. Details for booking the online entrance test will be provided.
For queries, email [email protected] or call 91-11-68170831 (0900-1700 Hrs.)

8. Do we have to sign a bond?

Anglo-Eastern invests heavily in training Junior Engineers and expects them to remain with the company once officers. Anglo-Eastern trained cadets enjoy faster promotion and continued employment with defined career progression, a win-win for all.

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