Admissions Open 2025–26

Yashoda Mahadeo Kakade College of Engineering

A premier engineering institution under Indrayani Vidya Mandir, Talegaon Dabhade — shaping tomorrow's innovators.

Sports & Activities

Holistic Development Beyond Classrooms

Our students excel in sports, cultural events and co-curricular activities — building champions on and off the field.

Empowering Women in Sports

Equal Opportunities, Unlimited Potential

YMKCOE actively encourages women students to participate in sports, leadership and professional growth.

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1965

Established

15 Acres

Campus Area

AICTE

Approved

SPPU

Affiliated

About Us

Indrayani Vidya Mandir (IVM)

IVM was established in 1965 and stands as one of the pioneer institutes of this region imparting quality education.
IVM came into existence by the initiative of eminent personalities like Acharya P. K. Atre, Dr. M. M. Altekar & others.
The IVM Talegaon Dabhade campus is spread over 15 acres with state-of-the-art infrastructure.

IVM has been blessed with towering personalities like Prof. Ramkrishna More, Balasaheb Kibe, Dadasaheb Dhore, Balashaheb Barmukh.
Dr. G. S. Mahajani (former Vice Chancellor of Pune, Rajasthan, Delhi University), Balasaheb Desai (Former Finance Minister of Maharashtra), Vasantrao Vaidya, R. T. Doshi and many more.

Academics

Programs Offered

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Computer Science and Engineering

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Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

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Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering

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Information Technology

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Our Purpose

Mission & Vision

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Our Mission

To foster excellence in teaching, scholarship & service to develop a cadre of students with positive attitude, leadership skills & habit of lifelong learning.
To create an academic environment where the highest standards of scholarship & professional practice are observed.
To ensure achievement of overall education goals through effective, fair & efficient administration.

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Our Vision

"To provide higher & quality education and enable the students from economically weaker sections to become professionals in today's competitive world."