A total of 340 trainees of Agniveer (Marine Engineering) Course 60.0957, including personnel from the Indian Coast Guard, successfully completed their professional Marine Engineering training at INS Shivaji, marking a significant milestone in their journey towards becoming skilled maritime professionals.
The successful culmination of the course was marked by a Passing Out Parade, reviewed by Commodore S Parthiban, Commanding Officer of INS Shivaji, who presented awards to meritorious trainees for their outstanding performance.
In a notable achievement, the batch recorded the highest-ever academic score among all Agniveer Marine Engineering batches, setting a new benchmark for excellence in technical training at the prestigious naval institution.
Throughout the course, trainees underwent rigorous academic instruction, practical engineering training and hands-on exposure to marine systems and equipment. The programme was designed to equip them with the technical expertise and professional competence required to support operations onboard naval and coast guard platforms.
The training also emphasized discipline, leadership, teamwork and adherence to the core values of the Indian Navy, preparing the young sailors to meet the demanding challenges of maritime service.
Officials noted that the exceptional academic performance of the batch reflects the dedication of both trainees and instructors, as well as the high standards of professional education maintained at INS Shivaji.
Having successfully completed their training, the newly qualified marine engineering sailors are now prepared to undertake operational responsibilities and contribute to the mission readiness of the Indian Navy and Coast Guard.
The Passing Out Parade underscored INS Shivaji’s continuing role in developing technically proficient and operationally capable sea warriors ready to serve the nation across the maritime domain.
