Admission to the college is primarily through the MHT CET, a 200-mark state-level entrance exam focusing on Mathematics, Chemistry, and Physics. High initial cut-offs often lead students to consider this institution as an alternative. Courses like Electronics and Telecommunication (E&TC) are popular among students with a background in electronics. The college has a faculty of around 20 professors, many holding BTECH, MTECH, and some with PhDs and industry experience. Each department includes 10-12 faculty members, with technical assistants supporting lab sessions.
The faculty is known for being knowledgeable and supportive, although strict with submission deadlines. The college offers flexible fee options, including installment payments and an on-campus bank for convenience. Scholarships and freeships are available, with students from OBC and SC categories receiving up to Rs 50,000 and Rs 75,000 respectively. The Bachelor of Engineering (BE) program has a tuition fee of approximately Rs 1.10 lakhs per year, with eligible category students paying only half after scholarship deductions.
The college boasts a robust placement record, with 78% of students securing jobs this year. The average salary package is 3 lakh per annum, with the highest at 6.5 lakh. Roles offered include Trainee, Project Engineer, and Designer. The Instrumentation and Control Engineering department maintains a 100% placement rate. Notable recruiting companies include Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and Amazon. The placement department, along with an active alumni network, plays a critical role in securing student placements.
Internships are compulsory in the third year, with the college assisting students in obtaining them. Additional fees apply for extra events and workshops, but overall, the fees are considered affordable compared to other Nashik colleges.
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