Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering Sangli Answered Questions

Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is famous mostly because it has good campus and the placements are decent. Students also talk about the discipline there and good faculty members too. Many students say they have good events and tech fests, so overall it got good name around.Most faculty members hold postgraduate degrees (M.E./M.Tech) and many have industry or research experience, which reflects in the teaching quality. Departments like Mechanical, Civil, Computer, and E&TC are headed by well-qualified HODs, and the faculty-student interaction is strong due to a favorable student-teacher ratio 

Since the college is semi new and started in 2011 hence the alumni network is not that much stronger.Even there is not any mention of alumni on the official site of the college.However some of the alumni that I have found on LinkedIn are -Abhaysinh Patil (light & wonder as associate software engineer), Shreyansh Shinde (Asian paints), Prashant Jadhav (Bosch), Muzammil Desai (Congizant)

The hostel fees at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering are like this: single sharing can cost around INR 50,000/year and 30,000 mess, double sharing is INR 30,000 + 30,000 mess, and triple sharing INR 20,000 + 30,000 mess. So, overall yearly cost ranges from INR 50,000 up to 80,000 depending on the particular room type.

The MHT CET result date was 16 june for PCM students and for PCB students it was 17 june.The counselling date for Nahasaheb Mahadik college of engineering is going on and the last date is 18 july (mention on their official site).The students who gave MHT CET -PCM can register.

B.E. / B.Tech at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is a good choice due to its strong academic environment, qualified faculty, and practical lab facilities. The college offers industry-relevant training, soft skills development, and placement support. With a focus on technical and personal growth, it helps students build a solid foundation for engineering careers, especially in the regional job market. 

The food in the hostel mess at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is good. Some students say it is of good quality and hygienic, but sometimes it might not be tasty. Menu keeps changing so it never gets boring. Overall, it is manageable. 

Applying for B.E. / B.Tech at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is straight forward. First, you must appear for MHT CET or JEE Main and get a valid score. Then, you visit their official website, fill in personal and qualification details, upload photo & signature, and pay the counselling fee online. Once counselling starts, select NMCE as your choice, get your documents verified, and pay admission fees.

The faculty at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is good. Most professors are very well qualified and have several years of experience in their fields — many assistant professors hold M.Tech in civil, E&TC, and mechanical engineeering, with 5–16 years of teaching experience. Students often say they're helpful and knowledgable. Key names include:Prof. Chetan Shah – HOD, Civil Engineering, M.E. in Construction ManagementProf. Rohit Mane – Electrical Engineering, M.Tech in Electrical Control SystemsProf. K.M. Dange – HOD, E&TC, M.Tech in ElectronicsProf. Nilesh Sane – Vice Principal, Mechanical Engineering, M.E. in Mechanical Production

Yes, Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering does have a placement cell, they call it the Training & Placement Cell which does helps students with soft skills, aptitude, interviews, and mock sessions. It's headed by Prof V.R. Shinge.   

Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is a well-known institute in western Maharashtra, especially in the Sangli region. It is AICTE-approved and offers good infrastructure and academic support. The faculty is qualified and helpful, focusing on conceptual clarity. While placements are average, the college provides skill development and training, making it a reliable choice for regional engineering aspirants.