The Bachelor of Technology in Agricultural Engineering at National Institute of Management [NIM], Mumbai is a 4-year full-time undergraduate engineering programme offered at NIM’s Malad (West) campus, Mumbai, Maharashtra. Established in 1990 and approved by AICTE, NIM Mumbai combines technical engineering education with a management perspective. The curriculum covers agricultural engineering fundamentals, soil and water conservation, irrigation and drainage engineering, farm power and machinery, post-harvest technology, food processing engineering, agri-structures and environment, precision agriculture, and rural infrastructure development. Admission is merit-based on 10+2 Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics marks, and students may apply with or without entrance exam scores.
📋 Admission Status: NIM Mumbai B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) 2026-27 admissions are ongoing. Candidates must obtain the application form from the NIM admissions office at Malad (West), Mumbai, or download it from nimonweb.com. Submit the completed form with the Demand Draft for Year 1 fee and required documents. Contact: studentservice@nimonweb.com or 022-32155011 for the current schedule.
Key Points
- Programme: B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering), 4 Years Full Time, NIM Mumbai, Malad (West), Mumbai
- Total Fees: INR 2,34,800 for 4 Years (INR 58,700 per year; hostel charges separate)
- Admission: Merit-based on 10+2 PCM marks; no separate entrance exam required by NIM
- AICTE-approved institute; established 1990, Mumbai
National Institute of Management [NIM], Mumbai B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) Fees
| Component | Amount (INR) |
|---|
| Year 1 Fee | INR 58,700 |
| Year 2 Fee | INR 58,700 |
| Year 3 Fee | INR 58,700 |
| Year 4 Fee | INR 58,700 |
| Total Fees (4 Years, Hostel charges separate) | INR 2,34,800 |
- Total fees: INR 2,34,800 for 4 years.
- Annual fee: INR 58,700; hostel charges separate.
- Verify 2026-27 fee at nimonweb.com before applying.
National Institute of Management [NIM], Mumbai B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) Admission 2026
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|
| Application Form Availability | Ongoing (download from nimonweb.com or collect from NIM Mumbai admissions office) |
| Last Date to Submit Application | As notified by NIM Mumbai; check nimonweb.com or call 022-32155011 |
| Admission Confirmation and Fee Payment | Rolling admissions subject to seat availability |
| Commencement of Classes | As per NIM Mumbai academic calendar; confirm at nimonweb.com |
- Admission is merit-based on 10+2 PCM aggregate marks.
- Download Enrollment form from nimonweb.com or collect from NIM office.
- Submit form with Demand Draft to NIM admissions office.
The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.
Eligibility Criteria
- Passed 10+2 (Higher Secondary) with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects from a recognised board, with minimum 50 percent aggregate in PCM (relaxation for SC/ST/OBC as per Government of Maharashtra norms).
- Admission to B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) at NIM Mumbai is merit-based on 10+2 PCM aggregate marks. Candidates with JEE Main or MHT CET scores may also apply; contact the NIM admissions office for merit-list details.
- Candidates awaiting 10+2 results may apply provisionally, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria on declaration of results.
Admission Process
- Download the Enrollment form (Annexure-I) and Declaration form (Annexure-II) from nimonweb.com or collect from the NIM Mumbai admissions office at Malad (West).
- Fill the forms carefully and enter the correct programme code for B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering). Paste a recent passport-size photograph on the Enrollment form and enclose three additional passport-size photographs.
- Prepare a Demand Draft for Year 1 fee (INR 58,700) in favour of National Institute of Management, payable at Mumbai.
- Submit the completed forms along with the Demand Draft, 10+2 marksheet, school leaving certificate, and ID proof to the NIM admissions office in person or via registered post.
- On confirmation of admission, collect the student ID and class timetable; attend orientation as per the NIM Mumbai academic calendar.
✓ Opt for this if
- Mumbai/Maharashtra students wanting affordable AICTE-approved B.Tech degree
- Budget-conscious candidates: total fee under INR 2.4 lakh for 4 years
- Aspirants targeting agri-input, food processing, or irrigation government jobs
- Students who cannot clear competitive JEE/MHT CET cutoffs for top colleges
- Working professionals in agri sector seeking formal engineering qualification
✗ Skip if
- Candidates expecting active campus recruitment from agri-tech MNCs
- Students targeting ICAR-affiliated postgraduate admissions needing ranked institute
- Those needing NIRF-ranked college for government job eligibility
- Students outside Maharashtra with no Mumbai location preference
- Aspirants of top engineering brands (IIT, NIT, COEP, VJTI) in any discipline
National Institute of Management [NIM], Mumbai B.Tech (Agricultural Engineering) Scholarships 2026
| Scholarship | Amount | Eligibility |
|---|
| Maharashtra Government Post-Matric Scholarship (SC/ST/VJ/NT/SBC) | Full tuition fee reimbursement | Maharashtra-domicile SC/ST/VJ/NT/SBC students; apply via MahaDBT portal (mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in) after admission |
| OBC Non-Creamy Layer Post-Matric Scholarship (Maharashtra) | Tuition fee up to INR 1,00,000 | OBC (NCL) students with family income below INR 8 lakh; apply via MahaDBT portal |
| Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship (NSP) | As per government norms | Merit-based; family income below INR 8 lakh; apply via National Scholarship Portal (scholarships.gov.in) |
| NIM Mumbai Merit Scholarship | As per institute norms | Top-ranking students; details at nimonweb.com or NIM admissions office |
- Maharashtra SC/ST/OBC/VJ/NT: apply via MahaDBT after admission.
- NSP: income below INR 8 lakh; apply August-September.
- NIM merit scholarships: contact nimonweb.com admissions office.
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