Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon

The B.E. / B.Tech programme is the most sought-after course at the Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon (GCOEJ) for several compelling reasons:

Core Engineering Focus

GCOEJ is a dedicated government engineering college, and its flagship offering is the Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) / Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech). These degrees are: central to the college identity. 

Here's what I found for the Govt College of Engineering (GCOE), Jalgaon B.E. / B.Tech fee structure:

 Tuition Fees (Total for 4 Years)

Shiksha reports total UG tuition fees range between ?2,41,950 – ?3,28,980 for the full B.E./B.Tech courses. For more information you should visit the college official website. 

First Year Admission (Direct Entry)

Academic:

10+2 (HSC) with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, and one of the following: Chemistry, Biotechnology, Biology, Technical or Vocational subject.

Minimum 45% aggregate in PCM for the general category (some sources say 50% for open category)—reserve and PWD candidates get a 5% relaxation.

I am not the student of this college but sharing review on the basis of available information on internet

Yes, Government College of Engineering (GCE), Jalgaon, is a recognised institution in Maharashtra. Established in 1996, it offers undergraduate and postgraduate engineering programs . The college is affiliated with North Maharashtra University and approved by AICTE 

Yes, Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon has good and experienced faculty. Most professors are well-qualified with M.Tech or Ph.D. degrees. Teaching quality is generally strong, especially in core branches, though it may vary slightly by department.

Here are some notable alumni of Government College of Engineering, Jalgaon:

• Unmesh Patil – MP, Lok Sabha (Chemical Engineering)
• Smita Wagh – MP, Lok Sabha (BJP leader)
• Sandeep Baviskar – Senior Manager at Equifax
• Nilesh Patil – Assistant Motor Vehicle Inspector, Govt. of Maharashtra
• Kapil Parase – Section Engineer, Border Roads Organisation
• Gaurav Tavte – Engineer at Johnson Lifts

These alumni work in politics, government, and top companies.

The MHT-CET cutoff for GCOE Jalgaon varies by branch. For Computer Engineering, it's around 83–90 percentile. Other branches like Electrical, E\&TC, and Mechanical range between 50–75 percentile. Cutoffs may vary by year, category, and round.