St. Francis Institute of Technology

Direct admission to the B.Tech. program at St. Francis Institute of Technology (SFIT) is generally not available.

Here are some several key points:-

Eligibility: You need to have passed 10+2 with a minimum of 45% marks (40% for reserved category students).

Entrance Exams: Admission is based on scores from MHT CET or JEE Main.

Counseling Process: The Maharashtra CAP (Centralized Admission Process) counseling is used for seat allocation. 

For more accurate and latest information please visit the official website of St Francis Institute of Technology or by contacting the admission office. 

Direct admission to St. Francis Institute of Technology, in general, is not available.

Merit admission: The institute adopts primarily merit-based admissions primarily with entrance exams like MHT CET if the candidate belongs to the Maharashtra state and JEE for the others. The entrance exams check the academic aptitude of a candidate or his eligibility for admission.

While there would surely be exceptions in the form of sports quota or management quota, these are generally few in number and come with very strict criteria.

St. Francis Institute of Technology, in short known as SFIT, is one of the oldest engineering colleges in Mumbai, India. It has been ranked consecutively among the top engineering colleges in the country for a considerable period by various ranking agencies. Some of those rankings are enumerated here:   

NIRF: SFIT has secured rank among the top 100 engineering colleges in India under the NIRF, which is a government-backed ranking agency.

Shiksha: According to Shiksha, SFIT has also been ranked at an elite position among India's engineering colleges.

Both institutions have their strengths, the comparison between the two in terms of overall quality for B.Tech programs would require a more in-depth analysis of factors like faculty expertise, infrastructure, industry connections, placement records, and student feedback.

SFIT has received higher ratings from students compared to RGIT, indicating a more favorable perception among students.

Still, according to me, SFIT may be the preferred option due to its infrastructure, placement opportunities, and overall student satisfaction.