The college offers admissions through entrance exams like MHTCET, MAT, ATMA, and CAT, requiring candidates to have a minimum score of 60 percentile, with last year's cutoff at 80 percentile. Admissions are based on merit through the CAP process, with no donations involved. The college maintains two batches of 60 students each. Faculty members are experienced and supportive, offering diverse teaching methods and being accessible for additional assistance. The exam marking scheme includes 60% for finals, with two tests and assignments contributing 20% and 10% respectively. The institution is recognized for its MBA programs, ranked 23rd nationally, and is one of India's top engineering colleges. Placements are moderate, with around 70% of MBA students securing jobs, but only 5 out of 75 students placed in core industries. The highest package offered was 12 LPA, and the lowest was 3 LPA. Companies like Shapoorji Pallonji, Capgemini, Infosys, and TCS are major recruiters. Internships were secured by about 55% of students in their eighth semester. The college aims for a 95% placement rate, targeting 100% before course completion. Fees are considered slightly high, with a first-year fee of 1.15 lakh and a second-year fee of 1.1 lakh. However, eligible students can receive a 50% refund through the EBC scheme, though the process involves extensive documentation. Scholarships offer a 30% fee waiver for top performers and 20% for the second category, with a loan facility available through UCO Bank. Despite challenges, the college offers a good return on investment, with no significant fee hikes in recent years. Social projects like the Hitvada project demonstrate the college's commitment to social impact.
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