Gujarat Maritime University : Admission 2024-25, Fees, Ranking,Cutoff, Placements - Studyjankari

Gujarat Maritime University was founded in 2017 and is also referred to as GMU. In accordance with the Gujarat Private Universities Act of 2009, the Gujarat Maritime Board Education Trust established the university. Until a permanent home of its own is created, the University currently conducts its operations out of Gujarat National Law University's (GNLU) temporary campus. It is situated in a region known as Koba in Gandhinagar, the capital of Gujarat. Three postgraduate programs are currently offered by the college. The university offers two specializations in LLM, two specializations in EDP, and an MBA in Maritime Management in addition to other courses. Online applications are required for all courses. The grades obtained on the appropriate qualifying exams and entrance exams determine a student's admission to GMU.

From March 1–17, 2021, Gujarat Maritime University's Center of Executive Education hosted its inaugural Executive Development Program, "Insights in Maritime, Ports and Logistics–A Global Perspective." The program was provided in association with STC International, a Netherlands-based organization, and Erasmus UPT. Furthermore, GMU has suggested a number of future schools, including the School of Maritime Technology and the School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, as well as centers, including the Center of Faculty Development and the Center of Continuing Education, which provide short-term courses for faculty nationwide and grant PhDs in a range of maritime-related subjects.

Highlights about GMU

GMU Courses

LLM in Maritime Law and International Trade Law, EDP in Maritime Law and International Trade Law, and MBA in Shipping and Logistics are all offered at GMU. The detailed curriculum offerings of Gujarat Maritime University are shown in the following table.

GMU Admission 

All GMU LLM courses are admitted on the basis of merit for all diploma programs and the results of the Common Law Admission Test (EDP). Before taking the CLAT, all candidates must fulfill the requirements listed below for eligibility. Admission to MBA programs is based on two factors: 50% are All-India Seats and 50% are State Quota Seats, which are managed by the Admission Committee for Professional Courses (ACPC).

Eligibility

• There is no upper age limit or cap on the number of CLAT attempts for candidates.
• Must have graduated from any legal school or a similar institution with a minimum of 45% for applicants from the SC/ST Category and an overall score of 50% for candidates from the general, PWD, NRI, PIO, and OCI categories.
• At the time of admission, candidates who have not yet received their degrees but want to sit for the qualifying exam in the coming months must provide a paper copy of their transcripts from the relevant National Law Universities.
• Candidates with special needs must decide whether to bring their own scribe or get one from the CLAT office.