Life of College day At GCEKARAD

I applied other colleges like COEP, VIT, other govt colleges. I choose this college because this is govt college and placement, faculty, campus and other facilities are good compare other colleges. To get admission in this college you have to give MHT-CET Exam and on the basis of merit you will get college and branch.Cutoffs vary according to category for Open about 90+...Read More

I have given MHT-CET exam to be eligible to get admission in this collge with the mimum percentile of 95. Then through cap round-1 I got this college. I availed the benefit of EBC scholarship which require the income proof of less than 8 Lakhs per annum. Due to EBC Scholarship I got 50% tuition fee waiver.The eam has intermediate to high difficulty level. Admission process was very convenient. The paperwork during this process is need to be reduced....Read More

To get admission in college everyone have to give the entrance exam named MHT-CET. Each branch/trade have different cut-off. For Information Technology- 95 percentile Electrical - 93 percentile. Mechanical- 92 percentile. Civil - 89 percentile All the cut-off mentioned above are for the open category....Read More

To take addmission to this college you need to clear the 12th class And need to gave CET exam. You need above 90% in Cet to take addmission to this college. There is a cast reservation. According to the reservation, there are different sets for each category....Read More

As Government College has less fees and Scholarship Also reputation of Academic which provides all over growth along with good placement. As I am belongs from middle class family only my father generat income from his job so it becomes important to me get such college where less fees and hostel,mess etc facilities available at reasonable cost. Along with that teachers and Academic History of Institute are important all of these things I got at Government College of engineering Karad so I join their and successful completed the course and get job from college Placement prior to completion of course....Read More

A few negative effects are debt, partying, sexual assault, missing family and friends, and stress. Positive effects are he/she gets a degree, makes new friends, becomes more diverse, most likely gets a good job after graduating, and helps he/she to become more independant and grow as an individual...Read More