The dates for submitting the application forms for admission to First Year BE in Maharashtra through Centralized Admissions Process (CAP) have been extended. The previous last date was 01 July 2010. The date has been extended to 06 th July 2010. The candidates will have to upload the information i.e. submit the form online, take a print out and submit the print out in ARC by 06 th July 2010.
There are around 290 colleges and 91,000 seats in First Year BE in Maharashtra to choose from.
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Saturday, July 3, 2010
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Admissions to 10 New NITs from 2010-2011
17 September 2009
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet today approved the setting up of 10 new National Institutes of Technology (NITs). This will take the total count of NITs across the country to 30.
The new NITs will come up at Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Goa (which will also cater to UTs of Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Lakshadweep), Puducherry (which will also cater to Andaman & Nicobar Islands), Sikkim, Delhi (which will also cater to Chandigarh) and Uttarakhand.
The process for setting up of these new NITs will start in 2009-10 with formation of their respective societies, constitution of their Board of Governors, appointment of Directors, etc.
The admissions in these new NITs will be made from the academic session 2010-11 and NITs will start classes either in campuses taken on lease or temporarily in mentor NITs.
Work for construction of campuses for these new NITs will also be initiated subject to the land being provided free of cost by the concerned States/UTs. The process of setting up will be completed over a period of five years.
The new NITs are being setup so as to cater to the needs of States/UTs which do not have NITs as of now. This will meet a long standing demand of these States/UTs. These Institutes will be covered under the National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007 making them institutions of national importance, which will ultimately help in addressing the aspirations of people especially of the North East region where 6 new NITs are to be established.
The new NITs will be able to provide high quality education to many of the bright students from these States/UTs, as 50% of the seats are to be filled from the eligible students from these States/UTs.
Many of the States/UTs where these new NITs are being opened, especially those in North East are lacking in national level technical institutions.
This will bring such states from the North East in the main stream of the technical education.
The new approved NITs have been categorized under two Schemes, as Scheme "A" consisting of proposed NITs at Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Goa, Puducherry and Sikkim and Scheme "B" consisting of approved NITs at Delhi and Uttarakhand.
Each of the NIT under scheme A will be established at a cost of Rs.250 crores while each of the NIT in scheme B will be set up at a cost of Rs.300 crores. Total project cost is Rs.2600 crores.
During 11th Plan the expenditure will be of the order of Rs.540 crores and for the year 2009-2010 expenditure will be of the order of Rs.50 crores.
Main beneficiaries will be the students from the States/UTs which at present do not have NITs as seats will be earmarked for such students in these NITs along with seats earmarked to be filled on all India merit basis.
Presently there are 20 National Institutes of Technology (NITs), located at Agartala, Allahabad, Bhopal, Calicut, Durgapur, Hamirpur, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Jamshedpur, Kurukshetra, Nagpur, Patna, Raipur, Rourkela, Silchar, Srinagar, Surat, Surathkal, Tiruchirapalli and Warangal.
Seventeen of these NITs were earlier known as regional Engineering Colleges (RECs). These RECs were set up as joint and co-operative ventures of the Central and State Governments with an aim to meet the increased demand for technically qualified manpower.
In 2003, the seventeen erstwhile Regional Engineering Colleges (RECs) were rechristened as National Institution of Technology (NITs) and taken over as fully funded institutes of the Central Government and granted deemed university status. Subsequently, Bihar College of Engineering, Patna; Government Engineering College, Raipur; and Tripura Engineering College, Agartala, were also converted into NITs in 2004, 2005 and 2006 respectively.
NITs are governed by National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007 which came into force w.e.f. 15th August 2007. The NIT Act 2007 declares these NITs as institutions of national importance.
50% of the seats in NITs at Under Graduate level are filled from the eligible students of the State where the NIT is located. Remaining seats are filled on all India merit basis. However, Students of States/UTs which are not having NITs have complained being at a disadvantage, though this Ministry if compensating such States/UTs by way of allocating supernumerary seats in NITs.
To address this problem, MHRD has proposed to set up new NITs, provision for which is available in the 11th Five Year Plan, so as to cater to the needs of non-NIT States/UTs.
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet today approved the setting up of 10 new National Institutes of Technology (NITs). This will take the total count of NITs across the country to 30.
The new NITs will come up at Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Goa (which will also cater to UTs of Daman & Diu, Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Lakshadweep), Puducherry (which will also cater to Andaman & Nicobar Islands), Sikkim, Delhi (which will also cater to Chandigarh) and Uttarakhand.
The process for setting up of these new NITs will start in 2009-10 with formation of their respective societies, constitution of their Board of Governors, appointment of Directors, etc.
The admissions in these new NITs will be made from the academic session 2010-11 and NITs will start classes either in campuses taken on lease or temporarily in mentor NITs.
Work for construction of campuses for these new NITs will also be initiated subject to the land being provided free of cost by the concerned States/UTs. The process of setting up will be completed over a period of five years.
The new NITs are being setup so as to cater to the needs of States/UTs which do not have NITs as of now. This will meet a long standing demand of these States/UTs. These Institutes will be covered under the National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007 making them institutions of national importance, which will ultimately help in addressing the aspirations of people especially of the North East region where 6 new NITs are to be established.
The new NITs will be able to provide high quality education to many of the bright students from these States/UTs, as 50% of the seats are to be filled from the eligible students from these States/UTs.
Many of the States/UTs where these new NITs are being opened, especially those in North East are lacking in national level technical institutions.
This will bring such states from the North East in the main stream of the technical education.
The new approved NITs have been categorized under two Schemes, as Scheme "A" consisting of proposed NITs at Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, Goa, Puducherry and Sikkim and Scheme "B" consisting of approved NITs at Delhi and Uttarakhand.
Each of the NIT under scheme A will be established at a cost of Rs.250 crores while each of the NIT in scheme B will be set up at a cost of Rs.300 crores. Total project cost is Rs.2600 crores.
During 11th Plan the expenditure will be of the order of Rs.540 crores and for the year 2009-2010 expenditure will be of the order of Rs.50 crores.
Main beneficiaries will be the students from the States/UTs which at present do not have NITs as seats will be earmarked for such students in these NITs along with seats earmarked to be filled on all India merit basis.
Presently there are 20 National Institutes of Technology (NITs), located at Agartala, Allahabad, Bhopal, Calicut, Durgapur, Hamirpur, Jaipur, Jalandhar, Jamshedpur, Kurukshetra, Nagpur, Patna, Raipur, Rourkela, Silchar, Srinagar, Surat, Surathkal, Tiruchirapalli and Warangal.
Seventeen of these NITs were earlier known as regional Engineering Colleges (RECs). These RECs were set up as joint and co-operative ventures of the Central and State Governments with an aim to meet the increased demand for technically qualified manpower.
In 2003, the seventeen erstwhile Regional Engineering Colleges (RECs) were rechristened as National Institution of Technology (NITs) and taken over as fully funded institutes of the Central Government and granted deemed university status. Subsequently, Bihar College of Engineering, Patna; Government Engineering College, Raipur; and Tripura Engineering College, Agartala, were also converted into NITs in 2004, 2005 and 2006 respectively.
NITs are governed by National Institutes of Technology Act, 2007 which came into force w.e.f. 15th August 2007. The NIT Act 2007 declares these NITs as institutions of national importance.
50% of the seats in NITs at Under Graduate level are filled from the eligible students of the State where the NIT is located. Remaining seats are filled on all India merit basis. However, Students of States/UTs which are not having NITs have complained being at a disadvantage, though this Ministry if compensating such States/UTs by way of allocating supernumerary seats in NITs.
To address this problem, MHRD has proposed to set up new NITs, provision for which is available in the 11th Five Year Plan, so as to cater to the needs of non-NIT States/UTs.
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Second Round of CAP of DTE
THe DTE has announced the second round of admissions under Centralized Admissions Procedure (CAP) for First Year BE in the session 09-10. The seats falling vacant after the first round can be claimed in second round. The detailed list of available vacancies is available on www.dte.org.in/fe09
The options for second round will start from 03 Aug 2009 and will continue till 06 Aug 2009. The candidates can submit minimum 01 and maximum 30 options for second round. If the candidtae is alloted a seat against his preference from 01 to 15, (s)he will have to take the admission. For candidates getting allotment between 16 to 30 of their preferences, can either take the alloted seat or wait for third round.
Same is true for both types of seats... SEEE and AIEEE..
Best of luck.
The options for second round will start from 03 Aug 2009 and will continue till 06 Aug 2009. The candidates can submit minimum 01 and maximum 30 options for second round. If the candidtae is alloted a seat against his preference from 01 to 15, (s)he will have to take the admission. For candidates getting allotment between 16 to 30 of their preferences, can either take the alloted seat or wait for third round.
Same is true for both types of seats... SEEE and AIEEE..
Best of luck.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Variation in intake of Maharashtra engineering colleges 2009-2010 Nagpur university
The information booklet is released by the DTE, Maharashtra, for admissions to degree programs in engineering in academic session 2009-2010.
The booklet shows the variation in intake, increase in intake in all the cases, except one college.
The increase in intake in Nagpur Univeristy domain colleges is given below for the benefit of students and parents:
Notes: EN at the start of college name refer to code number of college alloted by DTE, Maharashtra, and The figures after the na,e of branch indicate (old seats in bracket) followed by new seats.
EN905 SARDAR PATEL MEMORIAL SOCIETY RAJIV GANDHI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CHANDRAPUR ENGINEERING COLLEGE BALLARPUR ROAD, CHANDRAPUR – 442 401
MINING ENGINEERING (40) 60
EN906 ANKUSH SHIKSHAN SANSTHA G.H. RAISONI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CRPF GATE. NO.3, DIGBOI HILLS, HINGNA ROAD NAGPUR – 400 016
CIVIL ENGG. (60) 120
EN907 BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE KARMAVEER DADASAHEB KANNAMWAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING GREAT NAG RD. NANDANVAN NAGPUR – 440009
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (60) 90
EN908 LOKMANYA TILAK JANKALYAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHA PRIYADARSHINI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING NEAR C.R.P.F. CAMPUS, HINGA ROAD, NAGPUR, HINGNA ROAD NAGPUR – 440 016
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (60) 90
AERONAUTICAL ENGG (00) 30
EN909 SHREE RAMDEOBABA SMARAK SARVAJANIK SAMITI SHRI RAMDEO BABA KAMLA NEHRU ENGINEERING COLLEGE RAMDEV TEKDI GITTI KHADAN, KOTLA ROAD NAGPUR - 440 013
MECHANICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN914. BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE UMRER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING M.S.H.NO. 9,OPP WCL,UMRER VAIGAON, UMRER, NAGPUR – 441 204
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGG (00) 60
EN920 GURU NANAK EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY, KHASRA NO: 94, 95 & 164/1, MAUZA: DAHEGAON, PH NO. 26, TAHSIL: KALMESHWAR, DIST: NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA- 440 001.
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN928 SIR SHANTILAL BADJATE CHARITABLE TRUST, S.B.JAIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH, BEHIND ASARAM BAPU ASHRAM, GRAM – YERALA, KATOL ROAD, NAGPUR – PIN- 441 501
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMM. ENGG. (60) 90
EN930 BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE, SMT. RAJAYASHREE MULAK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN, K.D.K. EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX, GREAT NAG ROAD, NANDAVAN, NAGPUR, PIN – 440 009
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMM. ENGG. (60) 120
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN931 SAMRIDHI SARVAJANIK CHARITABLE TRUST, JHULELAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KH.NO.72,68/1,68/2,68/3, VILLAGE – LONARA, DIST – NAGPUR, PIN – 440 002
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (60) 90
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (60) 00#
EN932 SARVASIDDHANTA EDUCATION SOCIETY, NUVA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, SURVEY NO. 146,149,150,153, NAGPUR KATOL HIGHWAY, KOPRI (KOTHE), TAH – KALMESHWAR, DIST - NAGPUR
CIVIL ENGG (00) 60
EN948 BHAUSAHEB MULIK CHARITABLE TRUST, BHAUSAHEB MULIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, P- 73 , OSP –73, AT BUTIBORI, MIDC, NAGPUR
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (60) 90
EN949 SANMARG SHIKSHAN SANSTHA MADHUKARRAO PANDAV COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ON SURVEY NO.183/1,278,254, AT BHILLEWADA, TAH & DISTT. BHANDARA, PIN- 441 904.
MECHANICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN951 ANKUSH SHIKSHAN SANSTHA G.H.RAISONI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN, IDC,NEAR FACOR HIGNA WADI ROAD, NAGPUR
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
The booklet shows the variation in intake, increase in intake in all the cases, except one college.
The increase in intake in Nagpur Univeristy domain colleges is given below for the benefit of students and parents:
Notes: EN at the start of college name refer to code number of college alloted by DTE, Maharashtra, and The figures after the na,e of branch indicate (old seats in bracket) followed by new seats.
EN905 SARDAR PATEL MEMORIAL SOCIETY RAJIV GANDHI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CHANDRAPUR ENGINEERING COLLEGE BALLARPUR ROAD, CHANDRAPUR – 442 401
MINING ENGINEERING (40) 60
EN906 ANKUSH SHIKSHAN SANSTHA G.H. RAISONI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING CRPF GATE. NO.3, DIGBOI HILLS, HINGNA ROAD NAGPUR – 400 016
CIVIL ENGG. (60) 120
EN907 BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE KARMAVEER DADASAHEB KANNAMWAR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING GREAT NAG RD. NANDANVAN NAGPUR – 440009
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (60) 90
EN908 LOKMANYA TILAK JANKALYAN SHIKSHAN SANSTHA PRIYADARSHINI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING NEAR C.R.P.F. CAMPUS, HINGA ROAD, NAGPUR, HINGNA ROAD NAGPUR – 440 016
ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING (60) 90
AERONAUTICAL ENGG (00) 30
EN909 SHREE RAMDEOBABA SMARAK SARVAJANIK SAMITI SHRI RAMDEO BABA KAMLA NEHRU ENGINEERING COLLEGE RAMDEV TEKDI GITTI KHADAN, KOTLA ROAD NAGPUR - 440 013
MECHANICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN914. BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE UMRER COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING M.S.H.NO. 9,OPP WCL,UMRER VAIGAON, UMRER, NAGPUR – 441 204
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMMUNICATION ENGG (00) 60
EN920 GURU NANAK EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY GURU NANAK INSTITUTE OF ENGG. & TECHNOLOGY, KHASRA NO: 94, 95 & 164/1, MAUZA: DAHEGAON, PH NO. 26, TAHSIL: KALMESHWAR, DIST: NAGPUR, MAHARASHTRA- 440 001.
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN928 SIR SHANTILAL BADJATE CHARITABLE TRUST, S.B.JAIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH, BEHIND ASARAM BAPU ASHRAM, GRAM – YERALA, KATOL ROAD, NAGPUR – PIN- 441 501
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMM. ENGG. (60) 90
EN930 BACKWARD CLASS YOUTH RELIEF COMMITTEE, SMT. RAJAYASHREE MULAK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING FOR WOMEN, K.D.K. EDUCATIONAL COMPLEX, GREAT NAG ROAD, NANDAVAN, NAGPUR, PIN – 440 009
ELECTRONICS & TELECOMM. ENGG. (60) 120
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN931 SAMRIDHI SARVAJANIK CHARITABLE TRUST, JHULELAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, KH.NO.72,68/1,68/2,68/3, VILLAGE – LONARA, DIST – NAGPUR, PIN – 440 002
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (60) 90
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (60) 00#
EN932 SARVASIDDHANTA EDUCATION SOCIETY, NUVA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, SURVEY NO. 146,149,150,153, NAGPUR KATOL HIGHWAY, KOPRI (KOTHE), TAH – KALMESHWAR, DIST - NAGPUR
CIVIL ENGG (00) 60
EN948 BHAUSAHEB MULIK CHARITABLE TRUST, BHAUSAHEB MULIK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, P- 73 , OSP –73, AT BUTIBORI, MIDC, NAGPUR
COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING (60) 90
EN949 SANMARG SHIKSHAN SANSTHA MADHUKARRAO PANDAV COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING, ON SURVEY NO.183/1,278,254, AT BHILLEWADA, TAH & DISTT. BHANDARA, PIN- 441 904.
MECHANICAL ENGG (00) 60
EN951 ANKUSH SHIKSHAN SANSTHA G.H.RAISONI INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY FOR WOMEN, IDC,NEAR FACOR HIGNA WADI ROAD, NAGPUR
ELECTRICAL ENGG (00) 60
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
Information brochure for Maharashtra Engineering Colleges released by DTE
The booklet containing the information about the colleges oarticipating in Centralized Admission Process (CAP) has been hosted on the official website of the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Mumbai.
Please visit http://dte.org.in/FE2009/instinfo_200910.pdf to download/ browse the booklet.
There are a lot of changes in intake/ colleges as compared to last year.
Salient Points: New colleges under Mumbai Univ (05), Pune Univ (10), North Maharashtra Jalgaon (nil), Dr BAMU Aurangabad (05), SRTMU, Nanded (03), Shivaji, Kolhapur (08), SGB Amravati (04), RTM Nagpur (08). Total New Colleges: 43
Please visit http://dte.org.in/FE2009/instinfo_200910.pdf to download/ browse the booklet.
There are a lot of changes in intake/ colleges as compared to last year.
Salient Points: New colleges under Mumbai Univ (05), Pune Univ (10), North Maharashtra Jalgaon (nil), Dr BAMU Aurangabad (05), SRTMU, Nanded (03), Shivaji, Kolhapur (08), SGB Amravati (04), RTM Nagpur (08). Total New Colleges: 43
Sunday, June 21, 2009
All India Anti Ragging Helpline
The government on Saturday launched a 24-hour anti-ragging toll-free, helpline.
"The helpline (1800-180-5522) will operate round-the-clock and function as a watchdog. Once a student calls and registers a complaint, the process of giving him assistance will start within 15 minutes," HRD minister Kapil Sibal said after launching the helpline.
The ragging is heinous crime and must be stopped at academic institutions. Those indulging in ragging can be punished seriously. The freshers can use the helpline to register the complaints.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Anti-ragging-helpline-launched-/articleshow/4681507.cms
"The helpline (1800-180-5522) will operate round-the-clock and function as a watchdog. Once a student calls and registers a complaint, the process of giving him assistance will start within 15 minutes," HRD minister Kapil Sibal said after launching the helpline.
The ragging is heinous crime and must be stopped at academic institutions. Those indulging in ragging can be punished seriously. The freshers can use the helpline to register the complaints.
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/India/Anti-ragging-helpline-launched-/articleshow/4681507.cms
Saturday, June 13, 2009
MH-EN-CET 2009
The common entrance examination for admissions to First Year courses in Engineering, Pharmacy and Medical Sciences was conducted on 12th May 2009 at all district headquarters in Maharashtra.
The result of the CET is expected to be announced on 14th June 2009.
The score at CET is the basis for creating merit list and allotments of the seats.
There are 223 colleges in Maharashtra offering around 72000 seats in more than 70 branches of engineering. The number is expected to rise to 260 to 270 colleges from the session 2009-2010 due to opening of new colleges, enhancement of intake of existing colleges.
The information brochure containg the details of colleges in Maharashtra is under preparation and will be available soon.
The admission procedure is intricate and can be called a sa mixture of flexible and rigid components. The details of procedure can be seen at www.enggadmissions.com
Watch out for more details here regarding admissions to engineering courses...
The result of the CET is expected to be announced on 14th June 2009.
The score at CET is the basis for creating merit list and allotments of the seats.
There are 223 colleges in Maharashtra offering around 72000 seats in more than 70 branches of engineering. The number is expected to rise to 260 to 270 colleges from the session 2009-2010 due to opening of new colleges, enhancement of intake of existing colleges.
The information brochure containg the details of colleges in Maharashtra is under preparation and will be available soon.
The admission procedure is intricate and can be called a sa mixture of flexible and rigid components. The details of procedure can be seen at www.enggadmissions.com
Watch out for more details here regarding admissions to engineering courses...
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