Shivnagar Vidya Prasarak Mandal’s College of Engineering, Malegaon-Baramati vs Lokmanya Tilak Jankalyan Shikshan Sanstha, Priyadarshani College of Engineering, Nagpur

Both colleges admit students through MHT-CET counselling. CEMB's general closing percentiles in round 4 of 2025 ranged from 65.85 to 92.38 across its programmes. LTJSS's ranged from 68.38 to 89.48 in the same round and year.

For Electrical Engineering, CEMB's general AI closing rank was 44,366 in round 4 of 2025, while LTJSS's was 35,424. For Information Technology, CEMB closed at 42,516 and LTJSS at 46,671 under the SL quota. For Mechanical Engineering, CEMB closed at 51,418 and LTJSS at 31,279. All of these are general category, round 4, 2025.

CEMB has a NAAC grade of not accredited and is not recognised by UGC according to its trust record. LTJSS also has a NAAC grade of not accredited and is not recognised by UGC. Neither college is on the fake list.

The Think Grads Rating for CEMB is 3.3 out of 5, based on 3 of 6 factors, for the B.Tech Mechanical course. For LTJSS it is 3.0 out of 5, based on 3 of 6 factors, for the B.Tech course. Confirm approval status directly with each college before applying.

CEMB is located in Maharashtra and offers programmes in engineering across 8 titles, including Computer Engineering and Mechatronics Engineering. LTJSS is also in Maharashtra, in Nagpur, and offers 14 engineering programmes, including Computer Science and Engineering and Aeronautical Engineering. Both colleges are private institutions.

CEMB suits students who want a private engineering college in Maharashtra with a shorter list of programmes, 8 in total, and who are comfortable with MHT-CET general closing ranks in the range shown for round 4 of 2025.

LTJSS suits students who want a wider choice of engineering programmes, 14 in total, including Aeronautical Engineering and Bio Technology, and who prefer a campus in Nagpur.