Dr D Y Patil University

Dr. D.Y. Patil School of Polytechnic offers Diploma in Electronics Engineering. The latest cutoff information for this course may vary depending on various factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the availability of seats. However, you can check the previous year's cutoff to get an idea about the minimum marks required to get admission in the college.
DYPIT, MHT-CET Cutoff 2022
DYPIT, MHT-CET Cutoff 2022 for GOPENO Category is listed below. The overall cutoff for MHT-CET is 54.52 - 96.2 percentile.
Courses
2022
Cutoff By Percentile
2021
Cutoff By Percentile
BE Civil Engineering
54.5256.56
BE Mechanical Engineering
61.4664.03
BE Instrumentation Engineering
79.1653.66
BE Electrical Engineering
82.9386.35
BE Robotics and Automation
85.6882.44
BE Electronics & Telecom Engineering
90.9390.05
BE Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
93.7492.13
BE (Information Technology)
95.7694.74
BE Computer Engineering
96.295.83

DYPIU has been awarded a prestigious award Most Emerging Higher Education Institute of the Year. It is one of the finest private universities in India that offer highly skilled talent across the globe. Being a pioneer in engineering education, research, and innovation, the university offers a wide range of courses. The university has been able to achieve great placement results since its inception. They have garnered a good amount of attention from the industry as the students are technically sound. B.Tech. CSE branch has seen about 95% to 100% placement in most years. Companies like TATA, Infosys, Wipro were attracted by the university's placement cell. For more detailed information visit at : https://www.shiksha.com/university/d-y-patil-international-university-pune-56973.

Hi Ayushman, Bharati Vidyapeeth is better in my opinion when it comes to faculty, infrastructure. I have heard positive feedback on this college but you must know that admission in this college is conducted through AILET (All India Law Entrance Test). The dates have passed I believe so find out about that. Further, placement is a topic is never advice students to look at. This is the most inconsistent aspect of colleges. If one year the placements are good it does not mean every student from the next batch would be lucky enough too. Sometimes the colleges fail to get good companies, so, always remember that you must AIMAT a PPO (Pre-placement offer) or try something on your own and not 100% look at placements while admission. A prestigious university like Symbiosis could not provide us LL. M. students, a placement. However, here I am working as a Corporate Attorney in Bangalore, by finding a job on my own.