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For admission to the B.E./B.Tech programme at Shri Neminath Jain Brahmacharyashram (SNJB) in Chandwad (Nashik), you must have either an MHT CET or JEE Main score.

Admission is merit-based, but the relevant merit is calculated from these entrance exam scores .

• Total tuition for the full 4-year B.Tech course: ?3.22? lakh — covers all engineering branches (IT, Computer, Civil, ECE, Mechanical) 

• That breaks down to roughly ?80,500 per year, no hidden extras—set by Maharashtra's Fee Regulating Authority

• You'll pay about ?3.22? L for the entire B.Tech degree—everything included.

For first-year B.Tech, finish 12th with PCM (or related) and get 45% marks (40% SC/ST), then appear in MHT-CET or JEE Main and apply via Maharashtra's CAP. Diploma holders can jump into the second year if they scored 45% (40% for reserved categories) and clear the centralized DTE admission route.

Yes, Shri Neminath Jain Bhhramcharyashram (SNJB) is a known institute, particularly in Maharashtra. Established in 1928 as a Jain Gurukul, it has expanded to encompass various educational units from primary to professional colleges (engineering, pharmacy, homeopathy). It holds NAAC 'A' grade accreditation and is recognised for its emphasis on human values, disciplined environment, and well-developed infrastructure across its multiple institutions in Nashik.

SNJB's College of Engineering is kinda low-key solid. The campus has all the basics covered—clean classrooms, chill labs, decent Wi-Fi, and separate hostels for boys and girls. Plus, there's a canteen to kill those hunger pangs between lectures. Placement-wise, around 50–60% of students land jobs, mostly through on-campus drives. And even if you miss out, the faculty's got your back with support. Students are rating it pretty okay too—infra gets a 3.8/5, placements 3.9/5, and teaching's doing the best at 4.2/5. Basically, it's a growing place that's doing its thing right.

Shri Neminath Jain Bhhramcharyashram (SNJB) is famous for its Jain Gurukul heritage and its commitment to imparting human values alongside academic education. Established in 1928, it aims to foster discipline, an appreciation for language, art, science, and technology in a motivating environment. SNJB boasts a well-developed infrastructure and offers a wide range of courses across various educational units, from primary schools to engineering and medical colleges.

TNEA results usually drop between late June and early July—no fixed date, so keep stalking the official site. R.M.D. follows the same schedule, so don't miss it. Bookmark the TNEA portal and check often—'cause once results are out, it's go-time for counselling and locking your seat

R.M.D. Engineering College appears to have a well-qualified and experienced faculty, based on multiple sources:

Academic Credentials & Awards

The Electronic & Communication Department features several award-winning faculty—Dr. K. Helen Prabha received the ISTE – Periyar Best Engineering College Teacher Award (2022), and Dr. K. Thyagharajan has won multiple national/international rewards. 

Faculty at R.M.D. = super chill and super smart. They've got degrees, experience, and know how to break stuff down so it actually makes sense. They're supportive, approachable, and not just about boring theory—they mix in real-world stuff too. You won't be left hanging if you've got doubts.