College of Engineering Pune Shivaji Nagar Answered Questions

Check out last year's cutoff from DTE official site. Don't restrict yourself to particular branch but see what suits you the best. Visit the college and have proper information about it, from seniors, friends and others.
According to me you will get AISSMS COE and IOIT both, ENTC, Instrumentation branches easily and it is fairly good college. But do check once for the last year cutoffs.
Also if you have any other college in mind or get it, check for placement record first, then faculty and then crowd. Also see if the college has basic infrastructure well built and easily accessible.
All the best.

Hello Srushti,
You are short with some marks to get COE, Pune, but you will get some good private colleges. Kindly check here
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/mhcet-college-predictor
However, COE Pune does't offer admission via management quota.
All the best.

According to past records and my experiences, you need to have a minimum of 170 marks if you wish to apply for CoEP. Even though cut off changes every year so if the cut off goes down you have a chance of getting into it. Also, it depends on your choice of field as well. Hope this helps!

Hello Sukanya,
College of Engineering, Pune fills its seats via MHT-CET not via JEE Mains, so for getting admission in any of its branches, you will have to score very well in MAHCET, any score more than 130 is considered safe for admission.
All the best.

Hello Alok,
Government colleges are preferred over any kind of private colleges so obviously COE0-Pune is a better option for mechanical engineering than MSIT. However, you may compare the colleges here.
https://www.shiksha.com/resources/college-comparison
All the best.