College of Engineering

Shivnagar Vidya Prasarak Mandal (SVPM) College of Engineering is an engineering college that is privately owned. It is situated in Malegaon, Maharashtra and is run by the Shivnagar Vidya Prasarak Mandal, which is a private Educational Trust. Engineering and technology undergraduate and postgraduate programmes are available at the college.

Even though it is a private institution, the management of the SVPM College of Engineering is respected as it is governed by a statutory body and abides by the policies laid down by the state for private engineering colleges. The college also considers several other entrance tests such as JEE Main, MHT-CET and others arranged by the states for the purpose of admission.

The cut-off in QIS College of Engineering & Technology is year-wise as well as course-wise in terms of the Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. In the latest admissions, as can be seen from the cutoff ranks,
Computer Science and Engineering: B.E. It has turned out to be one of the most competitive courses. Whereas closing ranks among General Category students who pass out are usually between 20,000-30,000.
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering: Cutting will be generally within the same range, although in most cases a bit lesser than that of Computer Science.
Other Engineering Disciplines: The cut-off ranks for subjects such as Mechanical, Civil Engineering may range from 40,000 or more, depending upon the demand created and number of applicants.

The criteria for choosing into the QIS College of Engineering & Technology B.E./B.Tech course are mainly based on:
Eligibility: A candidate should have PCM or its equivalent passed from any reputed board at Class 12 examination.
Admission Examinations Admissions are primarily made through entrance examinations consisting of:
EAMCET is the engineering-agricultural and medical common entrance test for the students of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
Other national or state-level entrance exams may also be taken into consideration.
Merit-Based Selection: The final selection is based on the marks obtained in the entrance examinations, along with the candidate's performance at earlier qualifications.

Yes, both the faculty at PVG's College of Engineering and Technology and G.K. Pate Institute of Management are efficient and experienced. In PVG's College, the professors are well qualified; most of them have their master's degree (M.Tech, PhD), and they are experienced in the industry too. They concentrate on providing quality education and helping students out in theory as well as practical aspects of engineering. Likewise, faculty members of G.K. Pate Institute of Management have expertise in management disciplines and specialize in areas like marketing and finance, human resource, etc. The two institutions emphasize engagement, research, and involvement with the industry which would, most certainly, not leave the students academically poor.