Disk Jockey

Yes, D. J. Sanghvi College of Engineering (DJSCE) in Mumbai does accept Maharashtra CET (MHT?CET) scores for admission into its B.Tech programs. The college participates in the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) conducted by the Maharashtra Directorate of Technical Education, and candidates with valid MHT?CET scores are allotted seats according to merit. Other eligible students can also apply with JEE Main scores, but MHT?CET is fully recognized for state?category admissions

Hi, if you wish to make a career in DJing, I believe you should start your learning phase after completing your high school. There are many popular institutions in India offering a variety of Diploma and Certification courses in DJing after Class 12.

No, there are no age criteria for students interested in pursuing a DJ course. However, they'll probably need to fulfil the eligibility criteria set by their desired institution.

To choose a DJing style for yourself, you will first need to explore different genres of music such as techno, house, and trance, as well as hip-hop, pop, rock, classical, etc. The next thing you can do is search for the popular DJs in your chosen style. Listen to them, learn their techniques, and follow them on social media platforms. 

Here are some important piece of equipments for DJing:

• Turntables: They allow you to play or mix tracks from vinyl records or digital sound, alter and scrape music for unique sounds, etc.
• Mixers: The turntables are connected to the mixer which helps in blending the tracks. It's important to easily switch songs and modify their levels, effects, and tempo.
• Headphones: High-quality headphones to listen to and preview the next track before mixing it live are important. They ensure seamless transitions and assist in keeping the energy consistent during performances.

Both Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering (MPSTME) and Dwarkadas J. Sanghvi College of Engineering are located in Mumbai and both offers BTech at UG level. Tabulated below are comparison between both the institutions: