College of Engineering

The admission cycle for the BTech at AISSMS College of Engineering typically kicks off early in the year. Registration for the MHT-CET usually opens in January or February. If you are planning to apply via JEE Main, you must follow the national schedule which often has two sessions starting in late experimental months.

AISSMS College of Engineering BTech admissions are conducted through the Centralised Admission Process (CAP), which generally follows this structure:

• Three Main Rounds: Three sequential rounds of seat allotment and updated cutoff lists.

• Additional Rounds: If some seats remain vacant even after the 3rd round, the college may conduct spot or institutional-level rounds to fill them.

Yes, the admission process of AISSMS College of Engineering in BTech course uses separate cutoff lists based on the applicant's category:

• Maharashtra State Candidates: Primarily evaluated on MHT CET scores.

• All India Candidates: Shortlisted based on JEE Main ranks.

Because the seat quotas are distinct, the closing ranks for the same branch can vary significantly between these two groups.

The BE in Computer Engineering was the most popular branch in AISSMS College of Engineering BTech 2025 placements. This high demand is reflected in the competitive cutoff ranks for the General All India category:

• First Round Cutoff: 47,785

• Final Round Cutoff: 51,494

The BTech programme at AISSMS College of Engineering has gained good reputation because of its emphasis on research excellence and infrastructure facilities. It has been popular for producing industry-ready engineers and has been consistently ranked high in the list of top engineering colleges in Pune.

While the official 2026 rankings are yet to be released, the AISSMS College of Engineering BTech has a history of strong performance in national surveys. In 2025, India Today ranked the institute at #115 in the Engineering (Private) category and #145 among all engineering colleges in India. 

AISSMS College of Engineering BTech fee is comprehensive and covers several essential administrative and welfare components, including:

• Core Tuition Fee: For academic instruction.

• Development Fee: Dedicated to campus upgrades.

• Caution Money: Usually a refundable deposit.

• University Charges: Includes eligibility fees and mandatory insurance (e.g., Amartya Shiksha Yojana).

AISSMS College of Engineering BTech fee structure is strictly monitored and approved by the Fees Regulating Authority (FRA) of Maharashtra. It ensures that private colleges do not overcharge and that fees remain justified based on the infrastructure and quality of education. This regulation provides transparency and peace of mind for parents and students, knowing that the investment in their engineering degree is fair and legally vetted.

Economically weaker sections (EWS) and EBC students are well-supported at AISSMS College of Engineering. The Rajarshi Chhatrapati Shahu Maharaj scheme offers significant tuition fee reimbursements for families earning below INR 8 Lacs annually. Furthermore, the Dr. Panjabrao Deshmukh Vastigruh Nirvah Bhatta Yojana provides a maintenance allowance for students living in hostels or rented housing.  

Yes, students from OBC, SBC, and VJNT categories can apply for various state-funded scholarships while pursuing their BTech at AISSMS College of Engineering. If your family income is below INR 1.50 Lakh, you can qualify for the Post-Matric Scholarship. Students with an annual family income up to INR 8 Lakh, tuition and examination fee waivers are available.