Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham | B.Tech Admissions 2025
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36 MonthsDiploma in Mechanical Engineering is a three-year full-time course offered by the Maharashtra State Board of Technical Education, Mumbai, and approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
Eligibility Criteria
First-year Admission:
- The candidate should have passed the 10th examination from any recognized board.
Direct Second-Year Diploma Admissions:
- The candidate should have passed HSC with PCM or ITI or equivalent from a recognized board.
Admission Details
Student Reviews for Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
4/5(1 Reviews)
Academically good but needs improvement in others sections
Verified ReviewCollege Infrastructure
Infrastructure and facilities provided by college are among the very best. The campus and canteen are kept hygienic. The college doesn't have any facilities for sports. The college was fully air-conditioned which was very useful in summers .
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