Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre Sangli Polytechnic Electronics & Tele Communication Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 3-year Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering at AITRC Vita, Sangli is INR 2,55,240 for the entire programme. This amount covers tuition and other institutional charges across all three years. Eligible students from SC, ST, OBC, SEBC, and NT categories can apply for Maharashtra government scholarships through the MahaDBT portal, which may cover partial or full tuition fees depending on the category.

Ans. No entrance exam is required for admission. AITRC Vita’s diploma programme admits students purely on the basis of their Class 10 (SSC) percentage through the DTE Maharashtra Centralized Admission Process. Students register at poly26.dtemaharashtra.gov.in, and DTE prepares a merit list. Candidates then fill options for preferred polytechnics and branches during the CAP rounds and receive a seat allotment based on merit rank and choice order.

Ans. Graduates of the Diploma in Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering can work as electronics technicians, junior engineers, telecom support staff, and service engineers in manufacturing companies, telecom service providers, and consumer electronics firms across the Sangli-Kolhapur industrial belt. They are also eligible for lateral entry into the second year of B.E. or B.Tech programmes in electronics at DBATU-affiliated colleges, enabling degree-level progression without repeating the first year.

Ans. Yes, AITRC Vita is affiliated with the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education (MSBTE) for its diploma programmes. The DTE institute code for AITRC is 6304. The college is also approved by AICTE and holds NAAC accreditation. The B.E. programmes at AITRC are separately affiliated with Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technological University (DBATU), Lonere.

Ans. Students from outside Maharashtra can apply under the All India (AI) quota, which is a separate quota from the Maharashtra State quota in the DTE CAP rounds. The number of seats available under the AI quota is limited. J and K migrant candidates also have a separate category. However, all candidates must register through the official DTE Maharashtra polytechnic admission portal to participate in the centralized process.

Ans. After the completion of all four CAP rounds, seats that remain vacant are filled through Institutional Level Admission conducted directly by the polytechnic. Eligible candidates who did not receive a seat or did not participate in the CAP process can approach AITRC Vita directly during the institutional-level round. Admission in this round is subject to DTE Maharashtra guidelines and availability of vacant seats in the relevant branch.