GCEK Karad B.Tech Electronics & Telecommunication Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Admission to engineering colleges in Maharashtra, including the Government College of Engineering, Karad, is administered through the DTE Centralized Admission Process (CAP) based on JEE MAIN or MH-CET scores. Eligibility requires a minimum of 50% in PCM in High School and participation in the MH-CET exam. The college, known for its government autonomous status, provides a quality education, particularly in Mechanical and Civil Engineering. The electronics and telecommunications department is rated well, though not exceptional, while the IT department is considered average.

The college's faculty is experienced and professional, supporting a student-to-faculty ratio of 1:60. Tuition fees have increased from 25,000 INR to approximately 70,000-80,000 INR for open category students, while SC/ST students benefit from lower fees and government aid. Despite the increase, the fees are lower than most private colleges in the state. Placement opportunities are robust, especially in the IT department, with a 90-95% placement rate. Students are eligible for placements post the 5th semester, with companies like TCS, AWS, and Infosys participating.

The highest offered package is 20 lakhs, with an average package of 6-6.7 lakhs. Internship programs lasting about 30 days are available, covering areas such as IoT and AI, with companies offering stipends between Rs. 15,000 to Rs. 25,000. Scholarships based on exam scores, income, and family background are available, including the Chhatrapati Rajshri Shahu Post-Matric Scholarship. Fee waivers of 10% to 50% are offered through various government scholarships.