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    SIMTI hosts passing out ceremony for DNS & GPR batches, marking new chapter for maritime cadets

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    Seven Islands Maritime Training Institute (SIMTI) successfully organised the Passing Out Ceremony of DNS 06, DNS 07 and GPR 05 batches on 31 December 2025, marking the completion of pre-sea training and the formal entry of cadets into their professional maritime careers.

    The ceremony was graced by Shri Shyam Jagannathan, Director General of Shipping, as the Chief Guest, and was attended by senior dignitaries from SIMTI and the Seven Islands Group, faculty members, along with parents and families of the graduating cadets.

    A disciplined Passing Out Parade, followed by the Convocation Ceremony, showcased the institute’s commitment to excellence and rigorous maritime training standards. Certificates were awarded to all graduating cadets, while meritorious performers were felicitated in recognition of their outstanding academic and professional achievements. The occasion also marked the launch of the SIMTI Institute Magazine, highlighting the institute’s academic, training and cultural accomplishments.

    Addressing the cadets, the Chief Guest spoke on Maritime India Vision 2030 and Amrit Kaal Vision 2047, underlining India’s expanding role in global maritime leadership. He emphasised the importance of safety, discipline, continuous learning and professionalism, urging the young mariners to represent India with pride on the global stage.

    The event concluded with a vibrant cultural programme presented by the cadets, followed by the National Anthem, making the ceremony a memorable milestone in the cadets’ maritime journey and reaffirming SIMTI’s role in shaping future leaders of the shipping industry.