Now that you have given Maharshtra Engineering CET and have received the marks, the next most important step is the Engineering Admissions process.All your queries regarding Seat distribution, forms for Engineering Admissions to various colleges and other information will be explained in this section of ATKT.IN to ensure you get in the right college for First Year Engineering
The most important part in the Engineering college admissions is understanding the different types of colleges and their admission process

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Type of Institute Description
Autonomus : Government Aided
(VJTI/ICT/COEP/SGGS/WCE/VIT) They have their own syllabus and own governing body. The government aid helps them to subsidize fees
University: Government Aid-Ed
(SPCE etc They come under a particular university(Mumbai University, Pune University) and the fees are subsidized
University: Private Minority(KJ SOMAIYA, Thadonal Shahani etc) They have 50% reservations for a particular minority based on language, religion
University : Private Non Minority
(RGIT, They are private colleges and have normal 52% quota reservation
Autonomus: Private(Mukesh Patel School Of Technology Management and Engineering) They have their own university and the degree conferred is as per the rules of their governing body.
Now each of the categories has a different Engineering admission process. Let us look at the various admission process in detail
1. Central Admission Process(CAP Admission)
This is the most common Engineering Admission Process. CAP considers CET and AIEEE marks for admissions. It is a central procedure where you need to fill your option choice online and then the particular seats will be allocated for First Year Engineering .
Also check out the CAP ADVISOR FORM which will assit you in the CAP Option form filling.
2. Autonomus: Admission Process for VJTI/COEP/SGGS/WCE
These colleges are going to follow a separate admission process called CAPAI.
3. DJ Sanghvi Admission Process( Dwarkadas J Sanghvi College of Engineering)
DJ Sanghvi college comes under the Mumbai University but it has its own admission process and it is not part of CAP. The college has a 50% Gujarati Minority too.
4. Institute of Chemical Technology (ICT) Admission Process
ICT is going to have its own admission process and it is not part of CAP or CAPAI.
5. Private Minority :
These colleges apart from filling 50% of the seats through CAP, fill up the minority seats through their own forms and rounds.
List of Minority Colleges in Mumbai University and their admission process
6. NMiMS Mukesh Patel School of Technology Management and Engineering(MPSTME) Admission process
The institute takes admission through NMAT and they have their own rounds for the Engineering admisisons.
Now that we have looked at all the categories and colleges, this is q quick summary and the allocation of seats for Engineering Admissions
This is the most important process:
Type of Institute To be filled by DTE through
Centralized Allotment Process (CAP) To be filled by the Institute
Maharashtra State Quota
(MHT-CET) All India Quota
(AIEEE) Institute – Level
Quota/Minority
Quota
HU OHU
Private Non-Minority
45.5% 19.5% 15% 20%

Private Minority
29.75% 12.75% 7.5% 50%

Govt. College orGovt. Aided
70 % 30% - -
SNDT(Only women)
70% 30% -
VJTI, COEP, UICT,VIT SGGS-Nanded, Walchand-Sangli(combined process)
Admission Process for VJTI/ICT/COEP/SGGS/WCE/VIT
DJ Sanghvi
DJ Sanghvi Admission Process
MPSTME
NMIMS Mukesh Patel School of Technolgy Managemnt And Engineering