M.Sc. in Industrial Mathematics with Computer Application 

at MIT ACSC, Alandi

For the first year, the fee for M.Sc at MIT Arts Commerce & Science College is around INR 1.08 lakhs.Yes, MIT offers a Master of Science in Art, Culture and Technology (SMACT) through its Art, Culture, and Technology (ACT) program, which is housed within the Department of Architecture. This two-year graduate program is designed to foster experimental and transdisciplinary approaches to studio production across various media such as cinema, video, sound, performance, photography, and related fields. The program does not require the Graduate Record Examination (GRE), and admission is based on artistic and academic records, including a portfolio of recent creative works

Candidates must hold a Bachelor's degree in computer science, information technology, electronics, or a related discipline from an accredited university with a minimum cumulative GPA of 55% (45% for candidates from underrepresented groups). The candidates must aslo have studied Data Structures and Algorithms, Programming Languages, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, and Data Warehousing and Data Mining in their bachelor's degree. They are also required to pass the MITACSC entrance test.

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Yes, you can directly join MIT Arts Commerce & Science College if you meet their eligibility criteria. For the BSc Animation program, you need to have completed your Higher Secondary School Certificate (10+2) or its equivalent with specific subject requirements, hold a three-year Diploma from a recognised board, or have a 10+2 certificate with English and a vocational subject. It's important to check their official website for detailed eligibility criteria and ensure you qualify before applying.

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Depending on the course you are applying for, your category, and the volume of applications received, you may need a certain rank to get into the MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College.

The cutoff rank for admission to the BCA in Science programme at the MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College for the 2022 academic year was 8200 for general applicants and 7700 for restricted applicants.

However, in 2023, the rank is probably going to rise. I advise you to begin your preparations as soon as possible and to strive for a rating of 7000 or lower.

The following advice can help you increase your chances of being accepted into the MIT College of Arts, Commerce, and Science:

• Get ready ahead of time. The earlier you begin your preparation, the more time you'll have to study and practice answering question
• Study hard for the admission exam. The most crucial element in deciding your likelihood of admission is the entrance exam. Make sure you are thoroughly ready for the test.
• Pass your 10+2 exams with decent ratings. Your ability as a student will be demonstrated to the college by your grades.
• Attempt the SAT or ACT. You can demonstrate your academic skills by taking these exams, which the MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College will also take into account.
• Develop a compelling personal statement. Your personal statement needs to be well-written, highlight your qualifications, and explain why you want to enroll in the MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College.
• Get active outside of the classroom. Extracurricular pursuits may enable you to distinguish yourself from other applicants. They also display your maturity to the college.

You can use the following methods to view your MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College merit list: The college website will host the merit list. To view the merit list, visit the website and log in with your application ID and password. The merit list will also be sent to the candidates' registered mobile phones by the college. The merit list will also be sent by the college to the candidates' registered email addresses. You will be contacted for admissions counseling if your name appears on the merit list. You will need to turn in the needed paperwork and pay the admission fees during the counseling.

The factors affecting MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College cutoff 2023 are:

• The quantity of applications received
• How the students did on the admission exam
• Seat availability
• The policy on reservations
• The course's popularity are some of the factors affecting MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College cutoff 2023.

Typically, in May or June of the year prior to the academic year of admission, the cutoff for admission to the MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College is made public. 

According to unofficial online sources, MIT Arts, Commerce and Science College alumni are primarily working in the Engineering sector with a 39% share. The pie chart below showcases the detailed sector-wise distribution of alumni:

Out of 113 companies that visited the college campus to hire the 2023 batch, Qspider selected the highest number of students. This was followed by ICICI Prudential and Justdial with 15 students placed in each. Tabulated below are the top 5 companies with the corresponding number of placements made in them during MIT ACSC placements 2023:

The 2023 placement drive is still ongoing. So far, 113 companies have visited the campus to hire students. When compared with 2022, the number of companies visited in 2023 was nearly 9% less. Take a look at the below table for MIT Arts, Commerce, and Science College placement comparison in terms of number of recruiters:

As per the official report, the highest package for the academic year 2022-23 stood at INR 9 LPA. Over the past two years (2022 and 2023), the highest package has been constant. The table below mentions the MIT ACSC the highest package for 2022 and 2023 drives: