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Admission to this government college is merit-based, primarily through the MHT-CET or JEE Main exams, with a typical cut-off above 100 in MHT-CET. The admission process occurs in June and July via the Centralised Admission Process (CAP). Diploma holders can gain direct admission into the second year through a merit list. The college's faculty includes 6-7 lecturers per department, generally holding M.Tech qualifications, and is described as knowledgeable and supportive.
However, there is a reliance on visiting staff, especially in the Computer Engineering department, due to a shortage of permanent faculty. The fee structure varies by student category and income, with payment options including net banking and offline challan. For general category students, the 2018-2019 fees were around Rs. 83,346, while OBC students paid approximately Rs. 41,000, and SC/ST students about Rs. 2,000. Scholarships are available through Maharashtra government schemes, with annual fees ranging from Rs.
33,000 to Rs. 75,000. Placement opportunities are limited, with 50-60% of students securing jobs, often through off-campus opportunities. The average salary package is 3-4 LPA, with some offers reaching 8-17 LPA. Top recruiters include TCS, Infosys, and Wipro. The highest placement success is noted in the Computer and Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering branches. Internships and industrial visits are facilitated with companies like Siemens and BSNL. Scholarships cater to various categories, with amounts ranging from Rs 5,000 to Rs 8,000, and a special scholarship for students who have lost a parent.
The 'Kamva Ani Shika' program offers part-time work with monthly payments of Rs 4,000 to Rs 5,000. While scholarships aid economically weaker students, some find them insufficient to meet overall expenses.
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