Sant Eknath College Of Engineering vs Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering,Walwa, Sangli.

Key facts, side by side

Sant Eknath College Of Engineering

Location
Maharashtra · Private
Think Grads Rating
2.6/5
Last closing rank (General)
205,724

Nanasaheb Mahadik College of Engineering,Walwa, Sangli.

Location
Maharashtra · Private
Think Grads Rating
2.3/5
Last closing rank (General)
189,012

Side by side, from official records

Each number links to the college page section that shows its official source.

Admission and cutoffs

Both colleges admit students through MHT-CET via the MHT-CET counselling process. In round 4 of 2025, SECE's General closing percentile for Computer Science and Engineering was 56.62 in the HU quota, and for Mechanical Engineering it was 3.57.

For the same round, NMCE's General closing percentile for Electrical Engineering was 50.83 in the HU quota, and for Computer Science and Engineering it was 36.18. Both colleges share Computer Science and Engineering and Electrical Engineering, so you can compare those closing figures directly for your own percentile.

Approvals, accreditation and rankings

SECE's approval status is valid, and it is approved by AICTE. NMCE's approval status is recorded as unknown. Neither college has a NAAC accreditation grade, as both are listed as not accredited.

Think Grads Rating for SECE's Mechanical Engineering course is 2.6 out of 5, based on 3 of 6 factors. For NMCE's Civil Engineering course, the Think Grads Rating is 2.3 out of 5, based on 3 of 6 factors.

Campus and location

SECE is located in Aurangabad district, Maharashtra, and offers four programmes in engineering. NMCE is located in Maharashtra and offers five programmes in engineering. Both colleges are private and are classed as colleges rather than universities.

Which one suits you

SECE suits students who are looking at Computer Science and Engineering or Artificial Intelligence in Aurangabad district and who hold an MHT-CET percentile in the range of its General closing figures. NMCE suits students who want a wider mix of streams, including Civil Engineering and Electronics and Telecommunication Engg, and whose MHT-CET percentile fits its General closing range. Check both programme lists and the round 4 cutoffs against your own score before you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Which college has a lower closing percentile for Mechanical Engineering?

SECE closed at 3.57 and NMCE closed at 24.72 for General category Mechanical Engineering in round 4 of 2025. Both closings are from MHT-CET round 4 in 2025, so you can compare them directly for your own percentile.

Are both colleges approved?

SECE's approval status is valid and it is approved by AICTE. NMCE's approval status is unknown in our listing, so confirm it with the college before you apply.

What is the Think Grads Rating for each college?

SECE has a rating of 2.6 out of 5 for Mechanical Engineering. NMCE has a rating of 2.3 out of 5 for Civil Engineering. Each rating uses three of six factors, so they reflect only part of the picture.

Does either college have a NAAC grade?

Neither college is listed with a NAAC accreditation grade, and both are marked as not accredited. Check the latest status on the NAAC website before deciding.

Which exam is used for admission?

Both colleges admit students through MHT-CET counselling. Your MHT-CET percentile will be compared with the closing percentiles shown for each branch.

Are both colleges in the same state?

Yes, both colleges are located in Maharashtra. SECE is in Aurangabad district, while NMCE's district is not listed here.

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