Shri Shivaji Institute of Engineering and Management Studies, Parbhani

Shri Shivaji Institute of Engineering and Management Studies, Parbhani is that well-known institution of the city, came into being in the year 2010. Situated in Parbhani, Maharashtra, this affiliated college has been able to create a name for itself in the field of the teaching of engineering education.

This 20-acre campus, approved by AICTE, offers an ideal environment that is conducive to students for both their learning and growth. In all, the total student enrolment is 766, and a faculty strength of 19. State-of-the-art facilities are something that the institute can boast of for a holistic learning experience.

A well-stocked library with more than 10,289 books, 1781 titles, and subscriptions to over 42 national and international journals is an important constituent of SSIEMS. It offers e-journals through Del-Net, while toppers and others are made available to the book bank scheme.

There are separate hostels for boys and girls that provide an environment conducive to comfortable living, building independence, and adaptability. SSIEMS has a health clinic and gym. The college is equipped with a first-rate IT infrastructure. SSIEMS offers four full-time B. Tech. programs over a duration of four years.

Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, and Electrical and Electronics Engineering . The total approved intake for these courses is 210 with 60, 60 seats in Mechanical, Civil Engineering , and Computer Science Engineering, respectively, and 30 seats in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

These programs provide students with the opportunity to become a specialist in some part of their interest in relevance to their careers. Course Name Total No of Seats B. Tech Mechanical Engineering 60 B. Tech Civil Engineering 60 B. Tech Computer Science and Engineering 60 B.

Tech Electrical and Electronics Engineering 30 The admission process at SSIEMS is meant to be open and fair to all, without prejudice or discrimination, such that the deserving ones receive an opportunity to achieve their dream of engineering.