Sant Gajanan Maharaj College of Engineering, Gadhinglaj vs Loknete Hanumantrao Charitable Trust’s Adarsh Institute of Technology and Research Centre, Vita,Sangli

Both colleges admitted students through MHT-CET via the MHTCET counselling process in 2025. In round 4, SGMCE's General category closing percentiles ranged from 9.97 to 65.85 across its programmes. AITRC's General category closing percentiles ranged from 32.56 to 57.01 across its programmes.

For Civil Engineering, SGMCE's General closing rank at HU quota was 130,694 and AITRC's at SL quota was 131,359. For Electrical Engineering, SGMCE's General closing rank at OHU quota was 194,915 and at HU quota 156,161, while AITRC's at SL quota was 166,327 and at AI quota 204,824. Check the quota that applies to your category before you plan.

Neither SGMCE nor AITRC is listed as UGC recognised in the records available here, and both are marked as not accredited by NAAC. Neither college is on the fake list. Approval status for both colleges is unknown.

Think Grads Ratings are 3.1 out of 5 for SGMCE's B.Tech and 2.7 out of 5 for AITRC's B.Tech in Civil. Check the approval status with the regulator before you apply.

SGMCE is located in Gadhinglaj, Maharashtra, and is a private college that offers engineering streams. AITRC is located in Vita, Sangli district, Maharashtra, and is a private college that offers engineering streams. SGMCE lists 8 programmes and AITRC lists 6.

SGMCE suits students who want a wider mix of engineering programmes, including Computer Science and Engineering (AI and ML) and Electronics and Communication with a Bio-Medical stream. AITRC suits students who want a focused set of six core engineering programmes, including Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Students comparing General category closing ranks for Civil Engineering may look at the figures in the admission section, which show SGMCE and AITRC close at similar ranks at different quotas.