Sandip Institute of Technology and Research Center Nashik: Admission 2026, Fees, Courses, Cutoff, Ranking, Placement

SITRC Nashik Admission Dates 2026

SITRC Nashik BE and MBA admissions for 2026-27 are conducted through the DTE Maharashtra Centralised Admission Process (CAP). MHT-CET 2026 result was declared on June 16, 2026. CAP Round 1 allotment for BE was released on August 2, 2026, with further rounds underway.

The table below covers the entrance exams accepted for each programme at SITRC Nashik.

SITRC Nashik Courses and Fees

SITRC Nashik offers 11 programmes across UG engineering, PG engineering, and management. All fees are uniform within each programme level - every BE branch costs the same and every MBA specialisation costs the same.

MBA specialisations offered are Business Analytics, Financial Management, Human Resource Management, Marketing Management, and Operations and Supply Chain Management. The institute’s new-age BE branches in AI and Data Science and Robotics and Automation have seen growing student interest in recent years.

SITRC Nashik Admission Process

All SITRC Nashik admissions are conducted through DTE Maharashtra’s centralised process. No direct first-year BE or MBA admission is available outside the CAP route.

SITRC BE Admission

BE admission at SITRC is based on MHT-CET or JEE Main scores through DTE Maharashtra CAP rounds.

• Eligibility: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM) from a recognised board, with 50% aggregate for General category candidates. Backward class and PwD candidates from Maharashtra need 45%.
• Entrance: Valid MHT-CET (PCM) or JEE Main score.
• Candidates register on the DTE Maharashtra CAP portal, fill choices, receive allotment, and complete document verification at the institute.
• Lateral entry to BE second year is available for diploma holders with 50% aggregate through the DTE Direct Second Year Engineering (DSE) process.

SITRC MBA Admission

MBA admission at SITRC is through DTE Maharashtra CAP based on MAH-MBA-CET or CAT scores.

• Eligibility: Graduation in any discipline with 50% aggregate (45% for Maharashtra backward class candidates).
• Entrance: Valid MAH-MBA-CET or CAT score.
• Selection is through the DTE CAP round process. No separate institute-level selection round.

SITRC ME Admission

ME admissions in Computer Engineering and Embedded Systems and VLSI Design are through DTE Maharashtra PG CAP, based on GATE or MAH-ME-CET scores. Eligibility is BE or B.Tech in a relevant engineering discipline.

SITRC Nashik Placements

SITRC Nashik reports over 1,950 students placed across batches, with a placement rate of around 91%. The highest package recorded is INR 12 LPA and the average package is approximately INR 5 LPA. The institute has had engagement with over 800 recruiters across its placement history.

Key recruiters who have visited SITRC Nashik include Infosys, Wipro, Mahindra and Mahindra, HDFC Bank, and Kotak Group. Core engineering streams attract placements from the manufacturing and automotive sector, while IT and computer engineering branches draw IT services companies.

Nashik’s proximity to automotive and manufacturing hubs (Sula Winery, Mahindra manufacturing plant, Atlas Copco, and others) supports a steady pipeline of core engineering placements for Mechanical and Electrical branch students.

SITRC Nashik Scholarships

SITRC Nashik-admitted students are eligible for Maharashtra state government scholarship and freeship schemes applicable to backward class, minority, EBC, and PwD students admitted through DTE CAP rounds. These are government-funded and processed through the Maharashtra scholarship portal.

Candidates admitted through DTE CAP who meet the income and category criteria should apply through the Maharashtra scholarship portal (mahaeschol.maharashtra.gov.in) after admission. SITRC does not independently fund separate merit scholarships at the institute level.

SITRC Nashik Campus and Infrastructure

SITRC Nashik is located at Mahiravani, Trimbak Road, Nashik, in a green campus setting on the outskirts of the city. The institute provides separate hostel facilities for boys and girls at INR 67,000 per year per student.

The campus has dedicated engineering laboratories for each branch, a central library, computer centres, and seminar and conference halls. The Nashik location gives students access to the city’s growing industrial ecosystem in automotive, pharma, food processing, and electronics sectors - useful for internships and plant visits relevant to core engineering branches.

SITRC Nashik vs KK Wagh vs MGM Nashik

SITRC Nashik is commonly compared with K K Wagh Institute of Engineering Education and Research (KKWIEER) and MGM College of Engineering, Aurangabad, by aspirants shortlisting engineering colleges in the Nashik-Marathwada belt. All three are private AICTE-approved institutes affiliated to SPPU or an equivalent state university.

SITRC leads on programme breadth in new-age engineering streams like AI and Data Science and Robotics and Automation. KK Wagh has a longer track record in Nashik and is well-regarded for its campus placement activity. MGM suits aspirants looking for options in the Aurangabad region with a university ecosystem. None of the three dominates across all parameters - choice depends on branch preference, location, and MHT-CET score.