IMU CET 2020 application last date extended till August 3; exam to be held on August 30
Team Careers360 | July 11, 2020 | 12:11 PM IST | 1 min read
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Download NowNEW DELHI: Indian Maritime University has announced the extension of the final date to submit the application form of IMU CET 2020. Candidates will now be able to apply for the admission process into the institute till August 3, 2020. The entrance examination has also been postponed and will now be held on August 30. Since the exam has been postponed, the previously declared counselling schedule also remains cancelled and new dates will be announced soon.
The application form of IMU CET 2020 is available only in online mode at the official website. Candidates can apply for B.Tech and B.Sc courses along with other UG (including BBA), PG and research programmes. While filling out the application form, the candidates will have to enter their personal, academic and contact details. The eligibility criteria specified by the candidates also has to be checked before registration.
About IMU CET
IMU CET is an annual entrance examination that is conducted by Indian Maritime University to provide admissions into the various campuses. With the help of IMU CET marks, the candidates will also be able to take admissions into the affiliated colleges such as Tolani Maritime Institute and more.
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