MKSSS's Cummins College of Engineering for Women, Pune

Karvenagar, Pune

Private · Autonomous
Women only
NAAC A
NIRF 201–300
Affiliated to SPPU
DTE code 06276

Established: 1991
B.Tech seats: 600
Fees / year: ₹1.97 L
Admission: –
Branches: 5
Median package

About Cummins Pune

MKSSS's Cummins College of Engineering for Women was established in 1991 with support from the Cummins Diesel (India) Foundation and describes itself as the first all-women engineering college in India. It is an autonomous institute affiliated to Savitribai Phule Pune University, on a 4-acre campus at Karvenagar. For 2026-27 it admits women only through MHT-CET CAP into 5 B.Tech programmes with a total intake of 600.

[Campus photo]

Women-only college, autonomous, affiliated to SPPU
NAAC A (2023)
NIRF 2025 Engineering: 201–300 band
Hostels for about 800 students

Courses, seats and fees

Fees: ₹1,96,500 / year for every branch (FRA 2026-27)

B.Tech branch	Seats	Cutoff 2026 · R1 · Open	Chances
Computer Engineering	180	–	My chances →
Electronics and Telecommunication Engg	180	–	My chances →
Information Technology	120	–	My chances →
Instrumentation and Control Engineering	60	–	My chances →
Mechanical Engineering	60	–	My chances →

Cutoffs

Placements

Source: NIRF, data submitted by the college

See placement records

Students placed, median salary and higher studies, year by year, from the college's NIRF submission.

How to get admission

B.Tech seats at Cummins Pune 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 Cummins Pune 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 13 October 2026.