Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management & Engineering NMIMS Mumbai Vile Parle West Answered Questions

Yes, candidates can get admission to MPSTME NMIMS Shirpur with 50% in Class 12. The candidates who have achieved 50% marks in their Class 12 exams from various boards qualify the eligibility criteria as the minimum aggregate required for the courses is 45%. Candidates meeting the eligibility criteria must apply to the course through the application form and participate in the admission process set for their applied for course. 

1. MPSTME NMIMS Shirpur B.Tech admission is based on a candidates performance in JEE main and other entrance exams such as the NMIMS-NPAT. Candidates are requried to appear for the entrance exam that is mentioned in the selection criteria of their course.  2. For taking admission in Certification course, candidates are shortlisted based on merit. 3. MBA aspirants must qualify NPAT in order to seek admission to MPSTME NMIMS . 

To get admission to the MBA course at MPSTME NMIMS Shirpur in the admission session 2025-26, candidates must meet certain eligibility requirements. A prerequisite for applicants is to have a three-year Bachelor's degree from a recognised university, with a minimum of 50% aggregate. This academic threshold ensures that students entering the MBA programme are well-equipped to excel in the rigorous and challenging curriculum, preparing them for a successful career in the many fields that open up after an MBA.

Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering is a decent college for BTech.It has the highest placement record upto 26 Lacs and an average CTC upto 10 Lacs.This placement record is for CS and IT; for branches like civil and mechanical, their placement record is low.This college has nice infrastructure and decent faculty members, too. To get admission, you have to crack the MHT-CET.Overall, it is a decent college for BTech.Thank you. Best Wishes.

With a 65 percentile in the MHT CET 2024, securing admission to a top-tier chemical engineering program in Mumbai might be challenging, but it's not impossible. You'll need to consider both the college's reputation and your category to assess your chances. MHT CET and Chemical Engineering:The MHT CET  is the primary entrance exam for engineering programs in Maharashtra, including chemical engineering. Percentile and Rank:A 65 percentile generally translates to a rank in the 40,000 to 50,000 range, depending on the overall performance of candidates.But, if you can contact the college directly there are possibilities.

Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering Shirpur offers placement assistance to all of its BTech students. The following table showcases the branch-wise placement details of the BTech batch 2024:BranchTotal Students (2024)Students Placed (2024)Placement Rate (2024)CSE583356.90%IT462145.65%

A total number of 52 students can do M.Tech at Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering. To be eligible for admission candidates must have a valid qualification and a valid score in the Entrance Test & Personal Interview conducted by the university. Candidates can find below the M.Tech seat bifurcation for 2025:Cousre NameSeat IntakeM Tech - Data Science (Business Analytics) Mumbai25M Tech - Artificial Intelligence Mumbai30 

Mukesh Patel College of Engineering offers a total of 60 MCA seats for its students. The seats are only allotted to students who have completed the entire admisson process which is mainly inclusive of the application process and selection process. For the selection rounds candidates must appear for the written test followed by a Personal Interview.

Mukesh Patel College of Engineering Mumbai conducts a written test for admission to the MCA course.  The written test will be conducted by NMIMS a key part of the NMIMS selection process. The entrance test will be scheduled as per the important dates mentioned on the website at the Mumbai campus only. The candidate must be available as per the mentioned time given in the call letter. The total marks for the test will be 50 and the examination type will be MCQ with a total number of 50 questions. The exam lasts for an hour. The question paper will be structured as follows:Knowledge of computing (Awareness) - 30 questions (30 Marks) Logical and verbal Reasoning - 20 questions (20 Marks)