ICEM BE Civil Engineering: Fees 2025, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

The college's admission process is conducted through the MH-CET exam and involves three rounds, with college allocations based on marks and cutoffs. The process, including document verification, is completed at a government facilitation center, requiring documents like mark sheets and allotment letters. The civil engineering program is noted for its quality faculty and curriculum. The overall college fee ranges from Rs. 90,000 to Rs. 95,000, excluding a semester exam fee of approximately Rs.

1,000. Payment methods include card transactions with a 2% charge, demand drafts, cheques, and online transfers, but not cash. Reserved category students may receive fee concessions through scholarships. Placement opportunities are limited in civil engineering, with about 5% of students placed, but are better in mechanical (30%) and computer engineering (60%). Placement processes involve aptitude tests, group discussions, and interviews. The college provides aptitude and soft skills training and alumni support for skill development.

Scholarships are offered for various categories, with amounts varying based on eligibility. The TFWS category allows top CET exam performers to pay a reduced fee of approximately Rs. 10,000, while J&K migrants pay around Rs. 30,000. No loan facilities are available, but special arrangements exist for single-parent families.