DJ Sanghvi BE {Lateral} Mechanical Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. BE Lateral Mechanical Engineering at Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering, Mumbai, is a three-year programme affiliated to the University of Mumbai. It covers thermodynamics, machine design, manufacturing processes, fluid mechanics, CAD and CAM, and robotics with workshop and simulation laboratory training. Admission is through Maharashtra DSE counselling on diploma merit at mahacet.org.

Ans. The total course fee for BE Lateral Mechanical Engineering at DJSCE is INR 12,88,000 for the three-year programme. This is the FRA-approved fee and is uniform across branches. Maharashtra EBC, OBC, and EWS students can claim state fee waivers through the MahaDBT portal, which can substantially reduce the net cost for eligible domicile candidates. Confirm the current fee at djsce.ac.in before paying the admission amount.

Ans. Admission to BE Lateral Mechanical Engineering at DJSCE is through the Maharashtra DSE CAP rounds based on diploma merit conducted by the State CET Cell at mahacet.org. Candidates register, complete document verification, fill the option form choosing DJSCE, and confirm the seat allotted in the CAP rounds. Seats are allotted across multiple rounds on the basis of merit number and the branch preferences submitted by the candidate during option-form filling.

Ans. DJSCE recorded a highest package of INR 32 LPA and an average package of INR 11.1 LPA in the latest placement season. Recruiters include HDFC, Accolite, Directi, Atos, Bank of America, JSW, and BrowserStack. Computer and IT branches typically see the strongest placement activity.

Ans. Graduates pursue design and manufacturing, automotive, thermal and production engineering, robotics, and core mechanical industry roles. The University of Mumbai degree from an autonomous, well-recruited Mumbai college supports both immediate placements and higher study options such as M.Tech, MBA, or GATE-based postgraduate admission at leading institutes. The college’s Mumbai location gives students strong access to internships and recruiter networks across banking, technology, and core engineering sectors throughout the programme.

Ans. Yes, Maharashtra EBC, OBC, and EWS students can claim tuition fee waivers through the MahaDBT portal, and the Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj scholarship covers eligible EWS candidates. SVKM merit scholarships reward top performers, and education loans from nationalised banks are available for all eligible students.