GCOEN Nagpur: Admission, Courses, Fees, Placements

Government College of Engineering, Nagpur, is a renowned institute in the heart of Maharashtra which was established in 2016. Affiliated, the college sprawls over 11.67 acres in Sector 27, Mihan Rehabilitation Colony, Khapri. The fame for Technical Education gained by GCOEN Nagpur in no time and comes with various programs in the engineering field. The All India Council of Technical Education, New Delhi, approved the College. Considering the norms of quality education, the institution contains the student strength of 1,340 along with a faculty strength of 31. The institution offers 6 courses in 2 degrees with different specializations under the Engineering sector. 

GCOEN Nagpur has well-equipped modern amenities in support of its academic ventures. The working library of the college is a powerhouse of knowledge that stocks 2,798 books, 5 newspapers, and 21 national journals. It is also well-equipped with the 'Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Wachan Katta,' an innovative reading area infused with the vision of the former President. State-of-the-art laboratories in each department are available on campus, and the students shall gain hands-on learning experiences. The students can avail of a robust IT infrastructure with campus-wide Wi-Fi connectivity. The college has boys and girls hostels separately within the campus, having capacities of 192 and 96 students, respectively. The hostels provide mess facilities, water purification systems, and healthcare units. The gymkhana and sports facilities at GCOEN Nagpur are also well-equipped to help students develop their physical fitness and recreation. The auditorium holds various events and seminars. The canteen caters to the epicure needs of students and faculty members. 

GCOEN Nagpur offers an exceptionally wide range of programs in engineering to the interest of various students. There are 6 full-time courses in this institution: 5 undergraduate BE courses and one postgraduate course in ME.

GCOEN, Nagpur focuses on the admission process to attract more students who can have a maximum potential towards its undergraduate and postgraduate in engineering.