Tolani Maritime Institute

Tolani Maritime Institute also known as TMI is a maritime college in Induri, Pune, Maharashtra, India which was established in 1998.[1] It has about 1,500 students in its campus based and distance learning programmes.

Tolani Maritime Institute
Pune
MottoAttitude. Skill. Knowledge.
TypePrivate institution
Established1998
PrincipalCaptain KrishnaMurthy N Iyer
Undergraduates1,500
Location
Talegaon, Pune
,
Maharashtra
,
India

Campusspread over 100 acres (0.40 km2) in Pune
AcronymTMI
WebsiteTolani Maritime Institute

Departments

The major departments are:

Accreditations and affiliations

TMI and its courses are approved by the Directorate General of Shipping (DGS), which is responsible for maritime administration and for overseeing maritime education and training in India.[2]

TMI is a member of the Association of Maritime Education and Training Institutions in Asia-Pacific (AMETIAP). The goal of AMETIAP, which has over 85 members, consisting of maritime training institutions throughout the Asia-Pacific region, is to foster cross-border co-operation and to improve the quality of maritime training and education.

TMI degree programmes are also approved by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore. TMI graduates may, if they so desire, appear for Deck Officer Certificate of Competency / MEO Class 5 Certificate of Competency, after completing a two-week course at Singapore.[3]

TMI has been assigned as ‘Grade 1’ for its degree courses by Crisil. This is the highest grading obtainable and indicates that the quality of education imparted by the graded courses at TMI with respect to the course objectives as stated by DGS is outstanding.

Notes
  1. Tolani Maritime Institute. "Tolani Maritime Institute". Archived from the original on 30 January 2009. Retrieved 2 February 2009.
  2. Directorate General of Shipping (DGS). "List of Approved Institutions". Retrieved 2 February 2009.
  3. Tolani Maritime Institute. "Tolani Maritime Institute Accreditations". Archived from the original on 30 January 2009. Retrieved 2 February 2009.
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