Question 1

Is MHT-CET mandatory for DBIT Mumbai BE admission?

Accepted Answer

MHT-CET PCM 2026 is the primary exam for DTE Maharashtra CAP seats at DBIT Mumbai. JEE Main 2026 scores are also accepted, as JEE Main percentiles are treated equivalent to MHT-CET percentiles for CAP seat allotment. For the 51% Christian minority quota seats, no entrance exam percentile is required; candidates apply directly through the institutes minority admission process.

Question 2

How many BE seats does DBIT Mumbai offer and what are the branches?

Accepted Answer

DBIT Mumbai has a total BE intake of 360 seats across 4 branches: Computer Engineering (180 seats), Information Technology (60 seats), Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (60 seats), and Mechanical Engineering (60 seats). Of these, 51% (approximately 184 seats) are reserved for Christian minority candidates.

Question 3

What is the eligibility for DBIT Mumbai BE admission?

Accepted Answer

Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with at least one of Chemistry, Biology, Biotechnology, or Technical Vocational. The minimum aggregate required is 45% for General category and 40% for reserved categories (SC, ST, OBC, EWS). A valid MHT-CET 2026 or JEE Main 2026 score is required for CAP seats.

Question 4

Can non-Christian students get admission at DBIT Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Non-Christian students can apply for the 49% state CAP quota seats at DBIT Mumbai through the DTE Maharashtra CAP process using their MHT-CET or JEE Main score. Only the 51% minority seats are restricted to Christian minority candidates.

Question 5

What is the total fee for BE at DBIT Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

The total programme fee for a 4-year BE at DBIT Mumbai is INR 6,92,000 for General category students (across all branches). This fee is for the full course duration. Maharashtra government scholarship and fee reimbursement schemes can significantly reduce the net fee for eligible SC, ST, OBC, EWS, and EBC students.

Question 6

How does DBIT Mumbai CAP Round 2 work for remaining seats?

Accepted Answer

After CAP Round 1 allotment (released August 2, 2026), candidates who did not accept seats or did not report are released back into the pool for Round 2. In Round 2, candidates who did not get a seat in Round 1 or wish to upgrade their allotment can modify choices and receive a fresh allotment. Candidates should monitor dtemaharashtra.gov.in for Round 2 dates and instructions.

Question 7

What is the process for lateral entry BE admission at DBIT Mumbai?

Accepted Answer

Diploma holders in Engineering (with a minimum 45% from MSBTE or equivalent) can apply for Direct Second Year (DSE) lateral entry at DBIT Mumbai through the DTE Maharashtra DSE CAP. No entrance exam is required. Allotment is based on diploma percentage, and the first-year fee is INR 1,45,816 (General) or INR 81,770 (OBC). Register on dtemaharashtra.gov.in for DSE CAP.

Question 8

Is DBIT Mumbai autonomous and what does it mean for students?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DBIT Mumbai is an autonomous college under the University of Mumbai. This means the institute designs its own curriculum, conducts its own internal examinations, and issues transcripts under DBITs autonomous status, while the degree is awarded by the University of Mumbai. Autonomous status generally allows more flexible, industry-updated course structures.

Question 9

What scholarships are available for DBIT Mumbai students?

Accepted Answer

DBIT Mumbai students can apply for Maharashtra government EBC, post-matric SC/ST/OBC, and Central Sector scholarships through the MahaDBT portal (mahadbt.maharashtra.gov.in). Christian minority students are eligible for the Maulana Azad National Scholarship. DBIT also offers institutional merit and need-based scholarships; contact dbitadm@gmail.com for details.

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