DY Patil University Mumbai brings together engineering, business, medicine, dentistry and the sciences on one campus — with faculty, labs and outcomes designed around the work students go on to do.
Every school at DY Patil is built around a specific outcome — a licence to practise, a portfolio to show, or a lab notebook full of real findings.
Computer science, mechanical, civil and electronics programmes with industry-sponsored labs.
BBA, MBA and executive programmes built around live case studies and a resident incubator.
MBBS, nursing and allied health degrees with clinical rotations from second year onward.
BDS and MDS programmes with an on-campus teaching hospital and specialty clinics.
We keep class sizes low enough that faculty know your name by week two, and we build every semester around work that recruiters actually ask to see — case studies, lab results, clinical logs, shipped code.
The university opens its first school of engineering on a small leased campus in Navi Mumbai.
A teaching hospital and dental college join the campus, adding clinical training from year two.
The School of Business adds a resident startup incubator for student and alumni founders.
Today the university spans 14 schools and faculties across a single integrated campus.
Extended-hours reading rooms and subject-specific research labs across every school.
Full-size courts, a fitness centre and inter-school leagues running through the year.
An annual convocation on the main lawn, with every graduating class recognised by school.
Full-size outdoor courts, a fitness centre and inter-school leagues run through the year, with coaching support for students who want to compete beyond campus.
See Campus FacilitiesThe clinical rotations from second year meant I walked into my residency interview already comfortable in a ward. That's rare.
The incubator connected me with my first investor while I was still finishing my MBA. I don't think that happens at a bigger school.
Small cohorts meant every professor in the CS department knew my project by name. That kind of access is what got me placed.
The university regularly hosts leaders from sport, academia and public life for talks and student interactions.
Former Indian cricket captain and World Cup-winning skipper, in conversation with students on campus.
West Indies cricket legend, felicitated by the university during a campus visit.
Founder of edX and MIT professor, sharing perspectives on the future of online and hybrid learning.
Leaders from public life regularly address the university community at flagship events and convocations.
Updates from across the schools, the admissions office and the examination cell.
Round 2 seat counselling for UG engineering and business programmes opens next week.
Read the scheduleResults for the January–June even semester are now available on the Results Portal.
Check your resultA new applied AI research lab opens this month, sponsored by three industry partners.
See the campusEnter your roll number on the results page to download your latest result PDF, the moment it's published.
Go to Results Portal