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Nahasaheb Mahadik college of engineering have balance of young and experienced faculties.Senior/HODs have really good experience of 15+ years.The assistent professors are quite young and have of 3-5 years.The faculty members are good but have very few industry exposure compares to the experienced faculty members especially in core branch like -Mechanical.

The faculty of Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is a blend of young, energetic & experienced professionals. Most of the faculty members are Master's holders while some are pursuing PhD, and a few are PhD holders. The faculty members are easily approachable and are supportive. They guide you for your projects and help in organising technical events.

NOTE :-The review is based on the conversation with different alumni through LinkedIn.

Yes, Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering has good and experienced faculty. Officially, they've got well qualified, experienced, rich professors across departments like electronics and mechanical with 5–16 years of teaching background. Students say most teachers are helpful, knowledgeable, and gives industrial insights. Some students feel a few teachers could improve their teaching style, but overall faculty is strong and supportive.

Since the college is semi new and started in 2011 hence the alumni network is not that much stronger.Even there is not any mention of alumni on the official site of the college.However some of the alumni that I have found on LinkedIn are -Abhaysinh Patil (light & wonder as associate software engineer), Shreyansh Shinde (Asian paints), Prashant Jadhav (Bosch), Muzammil Desai (Congizant)

Applying for B.E. / B.Tech at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is straight forward. First, you must appear for MHT CET or JEE Main and get a valid score. Then, you visit their official website, fill in personal and qualification details, upload photo & signature, and pay the counselling fee online. Once counselling starts, select NMCE as your choice, get your documents verified, and pay admission fees.

The MHT CET cutoff for Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering varies by course.

For CSE, the general category cutoff percentile in Round 1 hovers around 63% and drops to 57% by Round 2.

For EE, it is about 52%. 

Yes, admissions are open right now at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering. If you've given CET or JEE and got decent marks, you can apply. They have already started with the counselling process, so better to keep eye on dates. You just need to meet the basic 12th marks and entrance exam criteria.

The food in the hostel mess at Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering is good. Some students say it is of good quality and hygienic, but sometimes it might not be tasty. Menu keeps changing so it never gets boring. Overall, it is manageable.