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DN Patel College of Engineering (DNPCE), the first ‘A’ grade engineering college in North Maharashtra University region was established in 1983. It is running under Poojya Sane Guruji Vidya Prasarak Mandal. It is committed to impart quality education & training leading to various professional degrees and aims to be a global Institution through continual improvement. It is situated in Sahada, Maharashtra. It offers under graduate and post graduate Engineering courses.
- It is approved by AICTE, New Delhi
- It is affiliated to North Maharashtra University, Jalgaon
- Accredited by NBA and recognized by DTE, Mumbai
Department
- Department of Information Technology
- Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Department of Electrical Engineering
- Department of Instrumentation Engineering
- Department of Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering
- Department of Civil Engineering
- Department of Computer Science Engineering
Placement
The College has an independent Training & placement Cell devoted to cater the needs of the organizations in conducting campus interviews for placements.
Placement Record of 2010-11
|
Name of Company |
Total No. of Placed Students |
|
L & T Mumbai |
01 |
|
Tech Mahindra |
03 |
|
Indian Army |
02 |
Facilities
Hostel
- The college has made separate arrangement for boys and girls
- The Girl’s hostel of 220 capacity is situated on the ban of Susari river. Each room has 3 students with separate cot, table, and chair for each student
- The college has two hostels for boys. 412 students can be accommodated in these two hostels. Each room has 3 students with separate cot, table, and chair for each student
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At DN Patel College of Engineering, Nandurbar (affiliated with KBCNMU, Jalgaon), the passing criteria for the Civil Engineering theory exams requires you to score a minimum of 40% marks. For instance, you must score at least 24 out of 60 marks, or 28 out of 70 marks, depending on the specific semester's evaluation pattern.