i have finished my engineering iin electrical&lctronics and very much interested in becoming a captain in ship

Answer 1

that's marine engineering pal

rather some course in shipping, captain is a long way off
lottsa positions u skipped as also exams periodically

dunno which country u in, 2 suggest courses and colleges

tell me 1st , do u mean naval forces or merchant navy

Answer 2

Your basic education is very helpful because not only do you now understand the basics you will find in the complex systems used in ships - especially for navigation and handling - but also you hve developed the menatl methodology necessary to develop your skills in maritime operations.

The route to become a ship's master can follow two basic directions - practical, or through advanced education. Both eventually require you to serve your time working up from a junior officer's position to master. And generally ship's engineering and engine room service does not lead to becoming the captain. You must master the intricacies of managing and handling a ship and the very many elements of those jobs.

Unless you have already spent a LOT of time on various boats and ships as a sailor and have learned many of the basics, I recommend going to a maritime academy. With your basic advanced education completed, you should be able to complete the academy's requirements in two or three years - well less than the time you would spend working in difficult, trying and low-paid jobs on board a ship gaining practical experience.

Good luck.