Pakistan Marine Academy Opens Admissions for 43rd Seaman Course Batch
The Pakistan Marine Academy in Karachi has announced admissions for its General Purpose (GP-III) Seaman Course, inviting applications from eligible male candidates across Pakistan until November 30, 2026.
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The Pakistan Marine Academy (PMA) in Karachi has announced admissions for the 43rd batch of its General Purpose (GP-III) Seaman Course, offering training for those interested in pursuing careers in the Merchant Navy. The academy has invited applications from eligible male candidates across the country.
According to the official admission advertisement, applicants must have at least a second-division Matriculation (SSC) or equivalent qualification. They must also be male Pakistani citizens, physically and medically fit, and aged above 18 and below 25 years as of December 31, 2026. Candidates with colour blindness are not eligible to apply.
The last date to submit applications is November 30, 2026. The academy has set a non-refundable application fee of Rs. 1,000, while the admission fee for the course is Rs. 36,000, which covers tuition and stationery charges. Selected candidates must pay the admission fee via bank draft or pay order at the time of joining.
Training will be conducted at the academy's campus on Hawksbay Road, Maripur, Karachi. Upon successful completion of the course, graduates can seek employment opportunities in the Merchant Navy, including jobs that involve international travel.
This announcement provides an opportunity for young men to receive professional training and build a career in the maritime sector. Interested candidates are advised to review the official advertisement for detailed application procedures and requirements.
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