GECA: Placements, Courses, Admissions 2025, Fees, Rankings

Yes, the Government College of Engineering accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its BTech programmes. Almost all government and some private institutions have now based their admission process on the JEE Main. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral-level programmes such as BTech, MTech, MCA, and PhD under various disciplines. GECA admissions are also based on national-level entrance tests, like MHT-CET, GATE, MAH MCA CET, etc.

No, you cannot join Government College of Engineering in Aurangabad directly without meeting the eligibility criteria and going through the admission process. Admission to the Government College of Engineering Aurangabad is primarily entrance and merit-based. Candidates must be qualified in Class 12 with required aggregate marks and must obtain a valid score in MHT-CET Entrance Exam. The college also accepts JEE Main scores for admission to its BTech programs. 

GECA Aurangabad offers BTech under various disciplines. Candidates who plan to get admission in any of these courses must appear for the respective entrance exams and qualify for their cutoff. The table below showcases the GECA admission 2024 eligibility and selection criteria for BTech:

Course	Accepted Entrance Exam	Selection Criteria
BTech	Class 12 with 45% aggregate	MHT-CET score followed by counselling -JEE Main,  CBSE 12, Maharashtra HSC

The university offers courses in full-time and part-time modes over 15 courses. Some of the popular programmes of GECA are BTech, MTech, and MCA among others. Furthermore, the university also offers PhD courses under the Electrical Engineering department.

Government College of Engineering Aurangabad BTech admissions are closed. The college offers its BTech seats via the MAH CAP counselling process conducted by DTE. The MHT CET CAP Round 4 choice filling was open till Aug, 2025. 

The Government College of Engineering Aurangabad BTech admission process begins with the application phase. In this stage, the institute releases application forms and invites students to apply for their preferred course.

Once that is done, students must register and take part in CAP counselling conducted by the Government of Maharashtra. The seats are allocated based on students' performance in the accepted entrance exams. Those who are offered a seat are further required to report to the institute for verification of documents and payment of fees.

Yes, students who belong to the All India Candidature category need not appear for MH-CET for GCEA BTech admissions. For such candidates, the institute accepts JEE Main and MH-CET scores. Further, JEE Main scores are preferred for such candidates. Those who belong to the Maharashtra Candidature category are required to present a valid score in MH-CET.

Yes, candidates appearing for final year of qualifying examination are also eligible to appear for MCA at GECA Aurangabad. Candidate must have passed any graduation degree BE/BTech/ BSc/ BCom /BVoc/BCA preferably with mentioned marks (at least 45% in case of candidates of Reserved categories, Economically Weaker Section and Persons with Disability category belonging to Maharashtra State) and Mathematics at Graduation or Class 12 level. 

Aspirants need to enrol on a BTech course and have to sit the MHT- CET. To fill up the application form students can check the brief points mentioned below:

• Fill out the online application form at MHT CET.
• Upload scanned copies of mandatory documents.
• An application fee of INR 800 is required to pay (600 for reserved category). It is to be paid online.
• Keep a print of the form for verification.

Mostly all government colleges has only two number of seats allocated per classroom 1). 75 2).150 . Mostly general branches has 150 seats and core branches has 75 . So it depends on the specific field you choose.

Paper Marks pattern is like 15+15+10+60. ISE (Inter sem exam) or also called as Class Test (CT) which are of 15 Marks for nearly all subjects and which held twice in one sem, Teacher's Assessment of 10 Marks and End sem exam of 60 Marks. Total of 100 Marks for 1 subject. If you miss 15 marks exams then for genuine reasons you can give Re-CT exams, which held nearly 5,10 days after CT exam and then about TA 10 marks, it is given on the basis of your assignments and attendance which are of 75% compulsory. And if you miss the End sem exam then you will get D grade and you have to give Re-End sem exam which held nearly after 1 to 1 and half months after end sem exam. And if you fails to give re exam or if you unable to cover passing marks of 40 out of 100 in sum of all exams then consider your subject is back. You have to give the paper after 1 year with junior batch.