The college's admission process is centralized and based primarily on MHT-CET scores, with JEE-Mains considered for vacant seats. Candidates need at least 50% in a Diploma in Engineering and Technology. The process, managed online by the Directorate of Technical Education, involves multiple merit lists. Faculty quality varies, with strong early-year teaching but fewer exceptional teachers overall. Infrastructure includes a small campus and basic facilities. The fee structure has risen from Rs.
67,000 to around Rs. 100,000 annually for juniors, with open category students paying significantly more than caste category students, who benefit from reduced fees and government scholarships. The college offers several scholarships, including merit-based and the Tata scholarship. Placement opportunities are strong, with nearly 100% of students securing jobs in top companies like Samsung and Amazon, particularly in IT, finance, and marketing. Internships offer stipends of 3,000 to 5,000 INR per month.
While education costs rise by about 15% annually, scholarships and loans help mitigate expenses, especially for category students who pay around Rs. 4,000 to Rs. 5,000 annually after scholarships. Overall, the college offers a satisfactory educational experience, particularly for motivated students, and excels in placement performance compared to other institutions.
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