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HIMT was built up in 1998 by a Merchant Navy Chief Engineer. HIMT is the preparation center of India and offers a wide scope of courses directly from pre-ocean instructional classes for officials and appraisals, through senior official testaments of competency and propelled courses for all positions of Merchant Navy. HIMT likewise gives courses committed to the seaward oil and gas industry and specific Value included courses for progressing proficient advancement of seagoing work force and shore-based staff. 

Applicants joining HIMT for one course have more than once picked HIMT for different courses intermittently even in the wake of having turned into the Master/Chief Engineer of a ship. HIMT is effectively completing its responsibility to confer quality preparing at the most aggressive expenses and in a range of around 20 years HIMT has prepared in excess of 2,51,000 up-and-comers in different courses. HIMT speaks to the most noteworthy generally speaking an incentive as far as area, Infrastructure offices, tasteful insides with World Class offices or more all conveys Quality Education and Services to the up-and-comers by skillful, devoted workforce and staff. 

HIMT has been evaluated "exceptional" (SMERA Grade 1) for every one of its courses by an approved rating office designated by Government of India. The evaluating activity was done by a group of specialists who have done a broad correlation of all the preparation offices and granted most elevated rating having been dazzled by World Class preparing norms of HIMT, which is currently the benchmark for the various Institutes. 

HIMT have been accepting in any event one International or National honor in acknowledgment of its responsibility in Maritime Training, successively for as long as nine years - Sea Trade Middle East and Indian Sub-landmass Award, Exemplary Personal Achievement Award from Sailor Today, Grade A1 (OUTSTANDING) by Worlds biggest Classification society DNV-GL and Class NK displayed by DGS in 2014 are critical.