M.Tech. in Civil Engineering - Structural Engineering (By Research) 

at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences, Loni Kalbhor

There are a total of 264 seats available for the M.Tech programme at MIT School of Engineering Pune, for the academic year 2023-2024. The intake for all specializations is 60, apart from Computer Science and Mechanical Engineering for which the number is 120.

The seat intake of all courses is as follows:

Computer Science and Engineering :120 

 Mechanical Engineering : 120 

 Civil Engineering : 60 

 Petroleum Engineering : 60 

 Research (e-Mobility) : 60 

MIT School of Engineering and Science offers M.Tech courses in various engineering streams, ranging from Civil Engineering,  Electrical Engineering,  Electronics & Communication Engineering,  Mechanical Engineering,  Environment Engineering,  Microelectronics,  Robotics,  Structural,  Transportation, VLSI Design. The duration of the M.Tech programme is 2 years, which is divided into 4 semesters. The programs are also designed to develop students problem-solving and analytical skills. If you are interested in pursuing an M.Tech degree, you can visit the offficial website of MIT School of Engineering and Science. 

The University offers various specialisation in MTech. The duration for the same ranges between two- three years depending upon the specialisation, the criteria for getting admission in M.Tech is, the candidate must have graduation with 50%.

• Civil Engineering
• Electrical Engineering
• Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Environment Engineering
• Microelectronics
• Robotics
• Structural
• Transportation
• VLSI Design

The selection process for this programme is based on the following criteria:

• Score in PERA: Candidates with a valid rank in either of these examinations will be eligible for admission.
• Score in GATE: Candidates with a valid GATE score will also be eligible for admission.
• Personal interaction: Candidates will be shortlisted based on their scores in the above examinations and will be invited for a personal interaction with the admission committee. The personal interaction will be conducted to assess the candidate's overall suitability for the program.

There isn't sufficient information to conclude with certainty which of the M.Tech programs at MIT School of Engineering Pune and MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT University, is better. However, keep the following important things in mind:

MIT School of Engineering Pune:

• 2021 rankings for the fifth-best M.Tech program
• Provides an M.Tech programme in data Science and analytics for computer Science and engineering.

MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT University:

• offers an M.Tech in computer Science and engineering with a focus on analytics and intelligent systems.

It is noteworthy that both esteemed universities provide a variety of programs in addition to the M.Tech. For instance, MIT-ADT University provides undergraduate and graduate courses in a range of subjects, including management, engineering, and design.

A variety of undergraduate and graduate programs in engineering, management, and other subjects are available at the MIT School of Engineering Pune.

Which programme is better will ultimately depend on personal preferences and priorities, including factors like location, cost, faculty, research opportunities, and programme curriculum. Before choosing between the two programs, it is advised to do extensive research on them and take into account various aspects like faculty experience, programme outcomes, and alumni reviews.

A minimum of 60% aggregate in 12th, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.

 

 

 

There are two distinct MIT WPU and MIT ADT. The main campus of MIT WPU is situated in Kotharud. You must apply by filling out the online form. The process begins prior to the JEET and CET results. You must update the results in your form on the MIT portal as soon as they are available. After that, they create their merit list using your 12th grade grades (minimum 50% in PCM) and your CET or JEE results. You will receive an instant notification on your email address if you are chosen. This is how things work at MIT WPU.

If your the lowest CET/JEE score prevented you from being selected, you can apply for admission under the management quota. The fees are more than usual. For management, you can speak with the college directly.

MIT-WPU Pune is a university that offers various undergraduate and postgraduate courses. The cutoff for admission to MIT-WPU Pune varies depending on the course and the category of the candidate.

-The MIT-WPU cut-off ranks can serve as a reference point for students to gauge the requisite score in the entrance examinations.

- The overall cutoff for MHT-CET is 58.81 - 88.85 percentile for some courses .

Students seeking admission to MIT-WPU Pune should visit the official website of the university for the latest updates on the admission process and cutoffs.

 

{Source: B.E. / B.Tech students & alumni}

Placement Cell Assistance

* The placement cell assists students in getting placed by creating awareness about the importance of attending training and placement activities.
* The college provides great placement opportunities, and many students receive internships.
* The faculty members work hard to provide the best opportunities for students.
* Over 300 reputed companies visit the campus annually for recruitment.
* Companies like John Deere, Haier, Infosys, Dassault Systmes, and Paras Defense recruit students from the college.
* The training and placement cell ensures that students are industry-ready and prepared for placements.
* The college provides guidance and support to students throughout the placement process.

Note: These points summarize the assistance provided by the placement cell as mentioned by the students and alumni.

The admission process for most courses at the MIT School of Engineering and Science is based on entrance exams, while for some courses like BSc/MSc, it is based on merit. Students need to appear for national-level/state-level entrance exams and then qualify for the university-level selection rounds to secure final admission. The admission criteria for the MIT School of Engineering and Science are thus designed accordingly. inclusive of its eligibility and selection process for popular MIT School of Engineering and Science courses is tabulated below:

Courses	Eligibility	Selection
BE / BTech	Class 12 with 50%	JEE Main/ MHT CET/ PERA
ME/MTech	Graduation with 55 %	PERA/ GATE
MSc	Class 12 with 50%	Merit-based
MSc	Graduation with 55 %	Merit-based