If i got 70% in 12th science stream what should i do to get job in merchant navy?

Have a look at this site; it has all the information that you will need about the Merchant Navy: http://merchantnavynews.com/.

• Entry requirements

There is a variety of entry levels for joining the Merchant Navy, and they are as a Rating; as a Trainee; as an Officer Cadet; and as a Degree entrant

• Rating

To join the Merchant Navy as a Rating, you will work specifically with either one of the British ferry companies or with the Royal Fleet Auxiliary. It is also possible to join one of the very many offshore support fleets.

• Trainee

Trainee seamen, catering assistants and motormen are sponsored through their employers through entry courses in Sea Survival, Survival Craft and Fire fighting before taking to the seas.

• Officer Cadet

There are two training avenues open to becoming an officer in the Merchant Navy: Electro Technical and Deck (Navigating) Cadets.

Applicants need to be between the ages of 16 and 20 and need to be sponsored by a shipping company. They also need to have a minimum of four GCSEs at grade C or above, or the equivalent, including English, Maths, a physical science and one other academic subject.

Should you wish to have accelerated training, you will need to have an A level, or equivalent, in maths or physics

Successful applicants will be offered and integrated program of ship board training and college based education leading to NVQ, National and Higher Awards and the statutory professional international qualifications that are issued by MCA (the Maritime and Coastguard Agency).

• Degree entry

Degree courses, which lead to a BSc in Engineering or Merchant Ship Operations, are offered at the University of Plymouth. Glasgow University also offers a BSc in Nautical Science. These are four year courses and include a year at sea.