J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering Jalgaon Answered Questions

J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering is charging between INR 1 Lacs and INR 1.5 Lacs per year for an undergraduate program, B.E./B.Tech. It may charge extra based on the facilities, lab, or extracurricular activities used. The fee structure of a postgraduate program, M.E./M.Tech, ranges from INR 1.5 Lacs to INR 2 Lacs per year. It would be prudent if the student intending to apply for admission located this information on the website of the college or from the administration directly for the appropriate current fee.

Indeed, one can get admission for B.E./B.Tech courses at J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering without appearing for MHT CET, but this all typically depends upon the category of the candidate. Some may get direct admission based upon the scores obtained in JEE Main. Besides, some quota under management would allow admission in the absence if MHT CET score. However, eligibility criteria may vary. It is always a good practice to look at the official guidelines of the college and admission procedure. For detailed and updated information about the admission options available in the college and what the requirements are, one should consult the college administration.

In order to be admitted to J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering for their B.E./B.Tech, courses candidates have to write the Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) or the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Main. Admission process usually starts in May-June sessions every year. Applicants should have recognised the Board of School education 10+2 examination with minimum 50 % aggregate in Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics. The college also provides admission to a further 20% seats under management controlled quota. 90 Candidates are admitted through counseling wherein they secure seats according to their merit rank. The college provides the admission to B.E./B.Tech programs in 5 specializations with 300 available seats but the fees for the programs is about INR 1,20,000 per year.

Yes, the J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering among the other things, boasts of a team of well-qualified and experienced faculty members. The faculty member have advanced degrees in their respective fields and can boast of years of industry and academic experiences at their command. They are, for that reason, dedicated to providing high-quality education and very often engage themselves in research and professional development. Further, the faculty creates a student-focused environment to allow students to receive attention and guidance in their academic work and careers. This causes excellent college reputation based on academics.

Cutoff marks for admission into J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering change annually. The cutoff marks rely on the number of candidates, the level of entrance exam, i.e. MHT CET/JEE Main, and the seats open. For MHT CET, the cutoff marks varies with a range of 60-85% depending on the branch and category of candidates-general, SC, ST, OBC. Cutoff maybe relatively higher for JEE Main-based admissions where competitive branches such as computer engineering have a relatively higher cutoff, but one needs to visit the website of the college or admission office for the most accurate cutoff details.  

The highest package offered to the graduates of J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering can change every year as it depends on the prevailing market conditions and the performance of the students. The latest reports show that the highest package has reached up to 10 to 12 Lacs per annum. Such packages are mostly fetched by computer engineering and information technology students, particularly those who have proficiency in emerging technologies. Placement opportunities can be increased due to recruitment drives on the campus and collaborating with industries. The most correct and updated figures for the highest package could be gained by referring to the respective placement statistics in the respective colleges.

Several student-friendly amenities are offered to the students in J.T. Mahanjan College of Engineering so that the entire day can be well made out of their experience with the college. They featured well-designed laboratories, modern classroom, and a spacious library with books and access to all digital resources, offering recreation facilities like different kind of sports grounds and different gyms available inside and outside the campus as well as boys' and girls' hostels. Academic research and activities can be well supported through Wifi connectivity throughout the campus, and student support services can include counselling and placement assistance to create a holistic environment for learning. Altogether, there is a concern for this holistic development.

The result date of MHT CET for J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering was July 16, 2024. The MHT CET examination was conducted between 9th April 2024 to 12th May 2024. To apply for J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering, those who have registered for MHT CET and MHT CET for the academic year 2024 – 2024, from January 16 to March 31. Counseling was conducted from July 25, 2024. Seat allocation outcomes were released on 10 th August 2024. The academic session of the institution commenced from August 25 in the year 2024.

No, admission are not curently open at J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering for 2024 session and admission 2025 have not been started yet. The courses offered in the J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering include B.E./B.Tech, and M.E./M.Tech. Find below their cutoff and eligiblity criteria.CoursesTuition FeesEligibilityB.E. / B.Tech(5 courses)1.9 L - 2.5 L10+2 : 45 %Exams : JEE Main, MHT CETM.E./M.Tech(2 courses)1.5 LGraduation : 50 %Exams : GATE, MHTCET MTech

J.T. Mahajan College of Engineering offers diverse extracurricular activities and clubs:- Cultural events: Annual TechnoFest, Mahajan Fest and 10+ annual festivals.- Sports: More than 20 teams (cricket, football, basketball chess etc.)- Clubs:    - Robotics (30 members)    - Coding (50 members)    Entrepreneurship (20 members).    - Literary (40 members)    Music and Dance has 30 members in the LSF.- Technical workshops: 10+ yearly (for example programming, robotics, AI).- Guest lectures: 20+ yearly (industry experts)- Social initiatives: At least five: annual (adoption, blood donation, environmental drives)- Student chapters: IEEE, IETE, CSITotal student participation: 80%+