Parvatibai Genba Moze College of Engineering, PUNE, Pune

Admissions of 2025-26 Parvatibai Genba Moze College of Engineering (PGMCOE)

Parvatibai Genba Moze College of Engineering (PGMCOE), Wagholi, admits students mainly through the Maharashtra State CET Cell counselling for UG and DTE/CET-based processes for PG. Admission data is reported via cutoffs and CAP rounds rather than a clean department‑wise “statistics by year” table.

Admissions statistics by department and year

Public data is available largely as cutoff ranges (MHT‑CET and JEE Main) by branch and round, not as “number of students admitted per year per department”. For recent years, trends are:

• B.E./B.Tech branches (approximate 2023–2025 trends):

  • Computer Engineering and IT: usually close with higher cutoffs than other branches, indicating stronger demand.

  • Emerging branches like AI & Data Science: slightly lower than core CSE but higher than Civil/Mechanical.

  • Civil and Mechanical: comparatively lower closing percentiles, suggesting easier entry.

• Overall 2025 B.E. closing percentile (all branches, all categories) dropped from around 8–9 percentile (2024) to about 2–3 percentile (2025), showing that seats are generally easier to secure than in the previous year.

For precise, department‑wise year-on-year numbers (e.g., “CSE: 120 seats filled in 2023, 118 in 2024, …”), those are not fully published in an aggregated format; they are embedded in the CET CAP round PDFs and would need to be compiled manually from state counselling documents.

Admissions in detail

Entrance exams and basic eligibility

a) B.E./B.Tech (First Year)

• Entrance: MHT‑CET (State quota) and JEE Main (All India quota).
• Eligibility: 10+2 (HSC) with Physics and Mathematics plus one of Chemistry/Biology/Technical/Vocational, at least 45% aggregate (40% for reserved/EWS/PwD from Maharashtra).
• Admission mode: Centralized Admission Process (CAP) run by Maharashtra CET Cell; a small proportion of Institutional/Management quota may be filled directly as per state rules.

b) Direct Second Year (DSE) B.E.

• Eligibility: Diploma in relevant Engineering/Technology with minimum 45% (40% for reserved Maharashtra candidates).
• Process: CET Cell CAP rounds for DSE; branch allotment depends on diploma stream and cutoff trends.

c) MCA

• Entrance: MAH MCA CET.
• Eligibility: Any UG degree (preferably with Mathematics at 10+2 or graduation) with 50% aggregate (45% reserved Maharashtra)

d) MBA/PGDM

• Entrance: MAH MBA/MMS CET (and sometimes other accepted management tests as per institute/state norms).
• Eligibility: Any bachelor’s degree with 50% aggregate (45% reserved Maharashtra).

Department‑wise admission trends (UG)

Typical intake and demand pattern (recent CAP cycles):

• Computer Engineering: intake ~60–120; higher cutoffs, fills early in CAP.

• IT / AI & Data Science (if offered in that year): moderate‑high cutoffs, good demand.

• Electronics & Telecommunication: mid‑range cutoffs; seats usually fill but sometimes remain available in later rounds.

• Mechanical & Civil: lower cutoffs; more seats available in later CAP rounds and sometimes through institute level.

The exact cutoffs for each branch, category and year are provided by CET Cell and summary portals (e.g., “B.E. Computer Engineering MHT‑CET Round‑4 closing percentile around mid‑70s–80s; All‑branch overall closing percentile around low single‑digits percentile in 2025”). These reflect relative demand rather than academic quality alone.

How the admission process works

1. Entrance exam & registration

• Candidate appears for MHT‑CET/JEE Main (for B.E.), MAH MCA CET, or MAH CET (MBA).
• Registers for CAP on the CET Cell portal; enters college choice code (PGMCOE is under institute code 06138 in CAP lists)

2. Document verification & options

• Documents verified at Facilitation Centres.

• Candidate fills option forms, prioritising branches (e.g., CSE, IT, Mechanical) and institutes.

3. Seat allotment rounds

• Multiple CAP rounds (Round 1–4); each round shows branch‑wise cutoffs.

• Candidate can freeze (accept), float (better choice next round) or slide options, and must report to the institute within deadlines

4. Institute reporting & fee payment

• After accepting the allotment, candidate reports to PGMCOE, submits documents, pays fees (B.E. fee band roughly around 1.2–1.35 lakh per year), and confirms admission.

Practical takeaways for counselling

• CSE/IT/AI seats: advise students to secure better percentiles (especially in MHT‑CET) if they target these branches at PGMCOE

• They close earlier and at higher percentiles than Civil/Mechanical.

• Backup options: students with lower percentiles can still target Mechanical, Civil, or some E&TC seats in later CAP rounds or institute quota.

• PG admissions: for MCA and MBA, clearing MAH‑CETs with at least 50% in graduation is the main requirement

• Competition is moderate, and seats are usually available through CAP plus institute‑level rounds.

If needed, a custom table can be created from specific CAP PDFs you share (year and round), extracting exact “intake vs allotted” numbers per branch.