Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology Mumbai Andheri West Answered Questions

You can get admission in RGIT might be branch is not your choice. Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, Mumbai is a decent college providing 100% placement for computer science and information technology branches but it is not so for mechanical branch.
This is because less than 2 or sometimes no core companies visit the campus during placement season because of which the students have to suffer by taking up IT, banking, marketing jobs which renders the mechanical degree to be a waste.
If you just want to get in the branch because of placements and you have no other option but this college then you can consider getting admission here because even if you fail to perform well in your academics, you are going to end up with a job to support yourself with around 3.5 to 4 lacs, which is also the average placement package that is offered to the students in the college.
If you still want to remain in the core industry then you need to do your Master from a reputable college in India or abroad.

To take admission in Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, there are two ways to it.
1st Way:
One is the Cap Round, which will be on the basis of your marks scored in the MHCET or JEE Exams.
This is a purely online process, and will give you seats on the basis of your merits.
2nd Way:
Once the Results are out, after Few Days College will distribute offline Forms which you can fill and opt for the results this is also merit based but for only the students those who have filled the offline forms which makes it a bit easier for the admission.
The admission will start once all your Results are out and college will start after All the cap Rounds are over.

Eligibility is you need to have Physics, Mathematics in class 12th as mandatory Subjects :
Admission:
1. Admission is through counselling based on rank obtained in Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHTCET).
2. Vacant seats will be filled by the Institute based on the rank obtained in JEE-Mains.

In Pune, only 3-4 colleges are good and DY Patil is not among them. I'd suggest you not to go for Pune colleges if you're going for CS. There are better colleges in Mumbai than Pune and placement rates are also great. If you want to go for CS prefer VIT then RGIT and then RAIT.

Placements in mechanical department are not as good as other branches in Mumbai. Same case is in RGIT, only 2 or 3 companies visit campus for the recruitment. But if you're thinking about Masters and placement is not your primary goal then you can join RGIT. Teachers are very helpful and nice to everyone.