Guru Nanak Institute of Engineering & Technology,Kalmeshwar, Nagpur vs Chhartrapati Shivaji Maharaj Institute of Technology, Shedung, Panvel

Both colleges are listed under MHT-CET through the MHTCET counselling route. For round 4 of 2025, GNIET's General closing percentiles ranged from 42.92 to 73.56 across its programmes. CSMIT's General closing percentiles for the same round ranged from 18.42 to 81.01.

For the shared Computer Science and Engineering-related programmes, GNIET's General closing rank for Computer Science and Engineering was 63,125 in AI quota. For Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science), it was 60,384. CSMIT's General closing rank for Computer Engineering was 46,399 in AI quota. Students comparing Artificial Intelligence programmes will find GNIET at 70,972 and CSMIT's Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at 46,753, both in AI quota for round 4 of 2025.

GNIET is not recognised by UGC according to its listing, and its NAAC grade is shown as not accredited. CSMIT is likewise not UGC recognised and not NAAC accredited. Neither college is on the fake list.

GNIET's Think Grads Rating is 2.3 out of 5, based on 3 of 6 factors assessed for its B.Tech course. CSMIT's Think Grads Rating is 2.6 out of 5, based on the same 3 of 6 factors for its B.Tech course. You should check approval status directly with the relevant authorities before you decide.

GNIET is a private college in Maharashtra and offers programmes in engineering and management, with 7 programmes in total. CSMIT is a private college in Maharashtra, offering only engineering with 4 programmes. CSMIT's official address lists Shedung, Panvel. GNIET's official address lists Kalmeshwar, Nagpur.

GNIET suits students who want a wider mix of programmes, including the MBA alongside engineering courses such as Artificial Intelligence, Computer Science and Engineering, and Information Technology. It also suits students who are comfortable with a General closing percentile range that reached as high as 73.56 in MHT-CET round 4 of 2025.

CSMIT suits students who want a focused engineering-only college with four programmes in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Civil, Computer and Mechanical Engineering. It also suits students who are aiming for the lower end of the MHT-CET cutoff range, since its General closing percentile reached as low as 18.42 in round 4 of 2025.