The International Maritime Institute (IMI), Greater Noida, proudly announces the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Institute of Marine Engineers (India) (IME(I), marking the formal launch of a new IME(I) Student Chapter at the institute.
IME(I) is India’s leading professional body for marine engineers, known for advancing maritime education, technical excellence, and industry engagement nationwide. Membership with IME(I) offers students and professionals a vital platform for networking, research, and staying well-informed on global advancements in marine engineering.
The MoU was signed in the presence of distinguished representatives including David Birwadkar, Chairman of the IME(I) Mumbai branch, Captain Saurabh Varshney, Head of Institute, IMI, and Rajeev Sarang, Head of Sub-Committee, IME(I) Mumbai Branch and General Manager, Fleet Management Limited.
A Wealth of Resources and Learning Opportunities
The newly established IME(I) Student Chapter at IMI Greater Noida marks a significant step in enriching the academic and professional journey of marine engineering cadets.
Cadets will benefit from access to the IME(I) e-Library, which offers an extensive collection of maritime learning materials and technical publications. They will also enjoy discounted rates on advanced maritime courses after graduation, encouraging continuous professional development. The chapter facilitates mentorship from experienced marine engineers and provides invitations to exclusive seminars, webinars, and industry events—ensuring students stay informed about the latest trends and technologies.
Additionally, students traveling to Mumbai for exams or training can access subsidised hostel facilities, and those working on innovative projects may receive funding support and opportunities to publish technical papers. This collaboration bridges classroom learning with real-world maritime experience, equipping students with the skills, exposure, and confidence needed to thrive in the global shipping industry.
Rajeev Sarang said: ”The establishment of this students’ chapter opens a gateway for young marine engineers to empower themselves with the tools, mentorship, and the exposure they need to thrive in a fast-changing sector. “
A Commitment to Maritime Innovation
In March 2025, The Caravel Group acquired IMI – a strategic investment in shaping the future of maritime education. IMI remains committed to nurturing highly skilled officers through its pre-sea programmes. The IMI ensures its graduates are equipped to lead in a rapidly evolving maritime landscape with offerings that include advanced simulator training, digital navigation, alternative fuels, and sustainability-driven operations.
Tags: IME (I), IMI Greater Noida, Student Chapter, Sustainability
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