Shri.Jaykumar Rawal Institute of Technology Mumbai BE {Lateral} Civil Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The total fee for the 3-year BE Lateral Entry in Civil Engineering at SJRIT is INR 2,13,000, charged at INR 71,000 per year across three years. Hostel and mess charges are billed separately. SC/ST students and other reserved category students from Maharashtra may receive state government scholarship coverage that substantially reduces the actual out-of-pocket fee under the Maharashtra post-matric scholarship schemes.

Ans. SJRIT is affiliated to KBCNMU (Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University), Jalgaon, also known as North Maharashtra University. The BE Civil degree awarded carries the KBCNMU credential and is approved by AICTE and regulated by DTE Maharashtra. The college is located in Dondaicha, Dist. Dhule, Maharashtra, within the jurisdiction of the DTE Maharashtra admissions framework for engineering programmes.

Ans. Candidates must hold a Diploma in Civil Engineering from an AICTE or Government-recognised polytechnic with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks for General category. SC/ST, OBC, and other reserved category candidates from Maharashtra are eligible with a minimum of 40% in Diploma. Admission is based purely on Diploma marks through the Maharashtra DSE CAP process and no separate entrance exam is required for lateral entry.

Ans. The Maharashtra DSE (Direct Second Year Engineering) CAP is conducted online by DTE Maharashtra. Diploma holders in Civil Engineering register on the DTE CET Cell portal, upload their Diploma mark sheets and category documents, and fill college and branch preferences during the choice filling window. Seat allotment is done in centralised rounds based on merit in Diploma. After confirmation, candidates report to SJRIT with original documents and pay the admission fee to complete enrollment.

Ans. BE Lateral Civil graduates from SJRIT can pursue roles in construction project management, structural design, road and bridge works, and government public works departments. Maharashtra and Gujarat have active infrastructure development in highways, irrigation, and housing where civil engineers are regularly recruited. Graduates can also appear for MPSC Technical Services, SSC JE Civil, and Maharashtra government PWD recruitment examinations. Those targeting higher education can pursue M.E. Civil or prepare for GATE Civil for PSU or government engineering roles.