JNEC Aurangabad B.Tech Civil Engineering: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

In 2011, after the announcement of 12th-grade and CET results, engineering admissions began through CAP rounds on the DTE website. The reviewer enrolled and was allotted a seat at JNEC College in CAP Round 1. The college boasts a highly qualified faculty, with many holding or pursuing PhDs, who are supportive and actively engage in academic and extracurricular activities. The college conducts four annual exams with varied pass rates. Over the years, tuition fees have risen significantly, initially set at Rs 64,000 and now exceeding Rs 100,000 due to a 10% annual increase.

Hostel accommodation incurs an additional Rs 50,000 charge. Campus placements primarily benefit IT and computer science students, with over 100 placements recorded. Major recruiters include TCS, Mahindra, and Kirloskar, with the highest salary package offered being approximately 7 LPA. M.Tech students in electronics and CSE also have placement opportunities, with companies like Tata participating. Civil engineering students often opt for government sector jobs, bypassing campus placements. Scholarship facilities are available according to government rules, benefiting students from backward classes.

For instance, an OBC student paid a total fee of Rs 75,000, receiving a scholarship covering their Rs 150,000 tuition. Fees vary by category, with some students paying as little as Rs 8,000, while others pay Rs 150,000. Available scholarships include EWS and post-matric scholarships for SC students, among others.