Admission to the college is managed through the Common Admission Process (CAP) by the Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra Government. Prospective students must have a science background in their 10+2 education, achieving at least 50% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Applicants fill out an online form and take the MHT-CET entrance exam. The courses are AICTE-approved, and admission is based on MHT-CET scores, with relatively accessible cutoffs. The college prides itself on having a 100% doctoral faculty, many of whom have earned their PhDs from prestigious Indian institutions.
Faculty members are experienced, with 34-40 years in their fields, and use a teaching approach that includes discussions, practical work, and field visits. The total fee for the four-year technical course is Rs4.49 lakh, with an annual fee of around Rs1 lakh. The semester fee is approximately Rs50,000, covering examination charges. While the college does not offer its own loans or scholarships, external student loans are available. Some students find the cost of Rs2 lakh per annum expensive.
In terms of placements, 40-50% of previous students have been placed in reputable companies like Tata Power, Reliance Power, Arcelor-Mittal, and Thermax. The highest salary package offered is 10 lakhs, with an average of around 4 lakhs. Although not all students are guaranteed placements, the institution supports students with third-year internships and placement training sessions. There is also the option for students to pursue summer internships independently.


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