Phaltan Education Society's College of Engineering, Satara Admission 2026: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Cutoff & Application Form

Phaltan Education Society Institution of Engineering (PESCOE) Satara offers a range of undergraduate engineering courses and diplomas. Admission to PESCOE is aimed at selecting brilliant and deserving candidates for various courses.

Admission cycle generally follows that academic year, beginning about August-September. There is an application procedure pattern followed based on national and state level entrance examinations. Admission of undergraduate programs (BE) are through JEE Main and MHT CET scores, while the diploma programs have a separate admission procedure.

For B.E program eligibility, students had to clear their 10+2 with the compulsory subjects being Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In anticipated programs, 50% marks in totalism should usually be needed; however, the cutoff so prescribed might differ. The admission date would coincide with the JEE Main and MHT CET examination dates. Candidates would be advised to be carefully alert regarding the latest updates on deadlines for applying, and the admission status from any of the official sources.

Application Process

PESCOE admission varies program-wise.

For BE Programs:

1. Qualify any one of JEE Main or MHT CET exams.

2. Further, register for the centralized admission process conducted by state authorities of Maharashtra.

3. Fill the application form with personal and academic information.

4. Kiosk along with the following documents:

   • Mark sheets of 10th and 12th

   • JEE Main/MHT CET score card

   • Residential certificate (if applicable)

   • Category criteria (if applicable)

5. Pay the admission authority application fee

6. Counseling and seat allocation process.

7. If allocated, appear in person at PESCOE for document verification and confirmation of admission.

For Diploma Programs:

1. Qualify the state level entrance exam for the diploma courses.

2. Register for the centralized admission process for diploma programs.

3. Fill out the form with the information required, and submit documents such as:

   • 10th mark sheet

   • Entrance examination score card (if applicable)

   • Other relevant certificates as specified

4. Pay the application fee as prescribed

5. Participate in the counseling and seat allotment process

6. Complete admission formalities at PESCOE if selected.

Selection Process:

1. Selection for B.E. programs is usually made based on the general ranking either from JEE Main or from MHT CET that is done in a centralized way through counseling.

2. In diploma programs, however, selection may depend on the performance either from an entrance examination or from the marks scored in the 10th standard according to the admission policy of the state concerned.

The applicant should be assured that:

1. All the documents should be duly attested and arranged before the counseling process.

2. Change in the admission procedure or any other additional requirements may be made as notified by the institute or the state authorities.

Degree-wise Admission Process

B.E. (Bachelor of Engineering): There were five programs within B.E. offered by PESCOE: Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics, and Telecommunication Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. Admission into these is based on the entrance scores of JEE Main or MHT CET. The total sanctioned capacity for the B.E. programs stands at 300 seats with Computer Engineering being the most preferred with an intake of 120 seats. The admission is processed through the centralized mechanism laid down by the state authorities after the entrance tests.

Diploma Programs: PESCOE conducts four Diploma programs in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Computer Engineering. The total of approved intake capacity is 270 seats for diploma programs. Differently from those of the B.E. program, the differential admission processes for diploma courses often include the state-level entrance examination or merit-based selection.