Colleges in Maharashtra

Nutan Maharashtra Institute of Engineering and Technology admits a student when he has completed the 12th with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as core subjects and a percentage of at least about 50 or above. The candidates then qualify in the entrance examinations like Maharashtra Common Entrance Test (MHT-CET) or any other equivalent examination for getting into under-graduation courses such as B.E./B.Tech. The candidates seeking admission to post-graduation courses should possess a relevant undergraduate degree and should qualify for the respective entrance examinations. The exact eligibility criteria for courses should be referred to from the official guidelines.

AIMS is one of the most prestigious institutions in India due to the high level of education in the Institute, out of the box thinking patterns followed at Atharva and the well-knit industrial networking done by the Institute. AIMS was founded in 1999 and entered the list of top 10 management institutes of the country and had a placement record of 95 percent. It provides MBA/ MMS Foreign/ Domestic, BBA and with the aggregate intake capacity of around 600 students every year. AIMS has its alumni spread widely over 5000 working professionals where nearly 50 percent of AIMS alumni.csv are already occupying top positions in most of the organizations, IT giants, Infosys, Wipro, HCL and far reaching averages fixing the salary between INR 60000– INR 120000 per annum.

Nutan Maharashtra Institute of Engineering and Technology is a private institution becoming popular in the field of management. It offers a diverse range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs in engineering and technology. With this commitment to ensure quality education in practical exposure oriented training in industries for students' preparedness to face the challenges of this competitive world, the college puts significant emphasis on research and development-oriented activities and equips students with state-of-the-art facilities to better train them in highly inspiring energies at the same time form an important aspect to attract students to the very engineering education they seek.

The result date for MHT CET for Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology has been projected to be June 16, 2025. It should also be noted that this date is not fixed and students must visit the official website of the Maharashtra State CET Cell. The MHT CET examination is planned for April 19, 2025 to April 27, 2025 for PCM stream while, for the PCB stream for April 9, 2025 to April 17, 2025. Every year around 3.5 Lacs to 4 Lacs students try their luck in MHT CET examination and the result is announced in 30-40 days of the exam. Pinch marks demand is approximated to be between 80-120 of general category and 40-80 of the reserved category for Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology.

The faculty members of Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology are about 70 intrusted members among these 30% have hold Ph.D. degree and 80% have a post graduate degree. At Sch of Ed we have very experienced teachers where the average teaching experience of the faculty members is about 12 years and the industrial experience was up to 20 years. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:15, this make it possible to focus on each student and give necessary directions. The faculty members are paid an average salary of around INR 80000 to 1,00,000 per annum. Currently about 50- 60 research papers are produced in the national and international journal every year and presents the faculty performance and academic productivity.

For the academic session 2011-12, Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology has a pool of faculty members both old guard and young talent. At present the numbers of faculty members are nearly 70, while among them 30% of the faculty members have Ph.D., and 80% of the faculty members have post graduate degree. The teaching experience of the faculty members is almost 12 years in teaching and around 20 years of industry experience. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:15, thus enabling the tutor to give individual care to his or her students. The faculty members are given an average pay of round INR 8-10 Lacs per annum, and nearly 50-60 research papers are published and indexed in national and international journals every year.

Faculty at Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology is trained and skilled and has 80% post graduates and 30% of the faculty members who are doctorate holders. Four faculty members combined make up the institute total of around 70 and all the faculty members that teach have an average teaching experience of 12 years. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:15 the participants prefer small groups which are 15, so that they can receive individual mentoring. The faculty members are also engaged in research and development processes, and on average of 50-60 research papers are produced and published in national and international journals annually. The average of the faculty members salary range between INR 8-10 Lacs per annum.

The teaching team of Dnyanshree Institute of Engineering and Technology comprise of professionals both in the old and the young category. Currently, the institute has a strength of 60-70 professors; however, only 20-25 of these professors have a Ph.D. The faculty-to-student ratio is around 1:15, creating possibilities of giving special attention and directions. On an average the teaching faculty in the various disciplines was found to have an experience of 10-15 years and some of the members possess Industrial experience of 15-20 years. The faculty members are also engaged in research and development programme and the university produce approximately fifty to sixty research papers in national and international journal annually.