Admission to the college is managed through the Centralized Allotment Process (CAP) conducted by the DTE, Maharashtra, requiring students to participate in the MHT CET or JEE exams. The college also offers a management quota for students with lower exam scores. Known for its excellent placement opportunities, the college is particularly strong in Mechanical Engineering, supported by a knowledgeable faculty and robust alumni network. The faculty-student ratio of 1:4 allows for effective interaction.
Fees for the college are approximately Rs. 90,000 annually, with various scholarships and concessions available, making it affordable compared to other institutions. For example, OBC students pay Rs. 45,000, SC students about Rs. 750, and NT students around Rs. 8,000 after scholarships. The fee covers all essential services and can be paid via multiple methods. Scholarships from state and central programs are available to eligible students. The college boasts a successful placement program with companies like TCS, Infosys, Capgemini, Amazon, Microsoft, and Adobe visiting for recruitment.
The highest salary package is 41 LPA, with average packages of 7 LPA for tech branches and 6 LPA for core branches. Approximately 90% of students secure placements starting from the sixth semester, with many securing positions in top companies. Internships with stipends between 15,000 and 25,000 are encouraged. The college supports students pursuing higher studies and government exams and provides various scholarships, such as the Chatrapati Shahu Maharaj Shikshak Shulk Yojana, which offers significant fee concessions.
The Punjabrao Deshmukh scheme also assists with hostel fees. The institution supports bank loans and job placements, contributing to a comprehensive educational experience.
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