Maharashtra Institute of Technology, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar

N.H. No. 211,Beed bypass Road, Satara, Aurangabad

Private · Autonomous
Affiliated to DBAMU
DTE code 02113

Established: –
B.Tech seats: 1,530
Fees / year: ₹1.27 L
Agricultural cutoff 2026: 93.17
Branches: 11
Median package: Not published

About MIT

Maharashtra Institute of Technology is an autonomous private engineering college in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. It is affiliated to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University. It admits B.Tech students through MHT-CET CAP into 11 branches with 1,530 seats.

[Campus photo]

Autonomous, affiliated to DBAMU

Courses, seats and fees

Fees: ₹1,27,500 / year for every branch (FRA 2026-27)

B.Tech branch	Seats	Cutoff 2026 · R1 · Open	Chances
Agricultural Engineering	30	93.17	My chances →
Computer Science and Engineering	360	83.86	My chances →
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Data Science	180	80.56	My chances →
Electronics and Telecommunication Engg	120	77.55	My chances →
Computer Science and Design	120	75.85	My chances →
Electronics and Computer Engineering	120	72.19	My chances →
Mechanical Engineering	120	70.34	My chances →
Electrical Engineering	180	68.94	My chances →
Civil Engineering	180	66.48	My chances →
Mechatronics Engineering	60	63.49	My chances →
Plastic and Polymer Engineering	60	42.16	My chances →

Cutoff trend · Agricultural

MHT-CET CAP Round 1 · Open · State level

53.65

94.40

91.61

93.17

In 2026 the cutoff for Agricultural rose by 1.56 to 93.17. Axis starts at 52.

Agricultural closing percentile by category and CAP round (Open round 1 shown; the rest unlock after sign-up)
Category	Round 1	Round 2	Round 3	Round 4
Open	93.17	Locked	Locked	Locked
OBC	Locked	Locked	Locked	Locked
SC	Locked	Locked	Locked	Locked
EWS	Locked	Locked	Locked	Locked
TFWS	Locked	Locked	Locked	Locked

All categories, rounds, quotas and years

Placements

MIT has not published placement numbers in NIRF yet. Ask our counsellor what we know from past students.

How to get admission

B.Tech seats at MIT are filled through MHT-CET CAP run by the State CET Cell, Maharashtra. Like other private unaided colleges, it also fills a share of seats at institute level.

As an autonomous institute, its CAP seats are filled at state level: students from anywhere in Maharashtra compete for the same seats.

Want MIT in your option form? A counsellor can tell you which branch is realistic for your rank and category.

Where this data comes from

Data source: State CET Cell, Maharashtra (CAP cutoff lists, seat intake). Last updated 12 October 2026.