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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Clarifications regarding admissions, eligibility criteria, fees, transport, hostels, and academic rules at PPCOE.
Common Admission & Campus Inquiries
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The Competent Authority duly appointed by the Government of Maharashtra and headed by the Director of Technical Education (DTE), Maharashtra State, conducts the Centralized Admission Process (CAP).
All OMS candidates are considered under the general category and must fulfill basic academic eligibility. The Head/Principal of the institute processes institute-level admissions for such candidates.
Candidates must have passed Maharashtra State SSC (10th Std) or equivalent examination with a minimum of 35% aggregate marks in best five subjects (including English, Science, and Mathematics).
Candidates must have passed 12th Science / HSC Vocational / MCVC or completed a 2-year technical ITI/NCTVT trade with qualifying percentage.
The annual fee structure is regulated and finalized by the Shikshan Shulka Samiti (Fee Regulating Authority), Government of Maharashtra. Government scholarships (EBC, SC, ST, OBC, VJNT) are applicable.
Fees are accepted securely via online Net Banking, RTGS/NEFT, UPI, or Demand Draft drawn in favor of the institute.
Spacious digital classrooms, hi-tech engineering laboratories, subsidized college bus fleet, student canteen, separate hostels for boys and girls, computer centers, central library, reading rooms, and sports ground.
PPCOE operates daily college buses covering Karjat town, Rashin, and neighboring rural junctions at highly subsidized rates. Frequent MSRTC buses also connect Karjat directly to Ahmednagar and Daund.
Yes, separate, well-secured residential hostels for boys and girls are available with RO drinking water, 24/7 security, solar water heating, and hygienic dining mess.
As per MSBTE Mumbai regulations, students must maintain a minimum of 75% attendance separately in theory lectures and practical laboratory sessions.
Yes, original certificates are submitted for scrutiny and verification, which are safely held by the registrar office and returned upon program completion.