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The key highlights of MIT School of Food Technology placements for the Class of 2023 are tabulated below:Particulars Placement Statistics (2023)The highest packageINR 6.5 LPAThe lowest packageINR 1.2 LPANo. of students opted for placements27 (BTech)14 (MTech)Total students placed25 (BTech)13 (MTech)Placement rate92.6% (BTech)93.9% (MTech)92.68% (overall)Top recruiterMarico India

As per the latest report, the participating recruiters placed 25 students of the BTech Food Technology and 13 students of the M.Tech Food Technology batch 2023 in new-age job roles. The same is tabulated below:CourseTotal students placed (2023)BTech Food Technology  25MTech Food Technology  13

The highest package offered during MIT School of Food Technology placements 2023 stood at INR 6.5 LPA. Further, an improving trend was witnessed in the highest package offered over the past three years, which is presented below:Particulars Placement Statistics (2021)Placement Statistics (2022)Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 3 LPAINR 6 LPAINR 6.5 LPA

The list of top recruiters during MIT School of Food Technology placements 2023 is presented below:Company Name the highest Package (2023)Marico IndiaINR 6.5 LPADohler IndiaINR 5 LPASamyog Foods Pvt LtdINR 4.8 LPANutrition GeeksINR 4.5 LPAPoona Agrokart Pvt LtdINR 4.2 LPATirupati Food IndustriesINR 3.6 LPATruth Foods Pvt LtdINR 3 LPAIskcon Foods Pvt LtdINR 2.8 LPAAtmiya FoodsINR 2.4 LPABakebest Foods Pvt LtdINR 2.26 LPA

The highest and the lowest package offered during MIT School of Food Technology BTech Food Technology placements over the past three years are presented below:Particulars BTech Placement Statistics (2021)BTech Placement Statistics (2022)BTech Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 3 LPAINR 6 LPAINR 6.5 LPAthe lowest packageINR 2.4 LPAINR 1.8 LPAINR 1.2 LPA

The eligibility criteria for PhD course at MIT School of Food Technology is that candidate should have  Master’s Degree in Food Science / Food Technology with prerequisite of four years B.Tech./ Equivalent degree programme, with minimum of 70% of marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade ‘B’ in the UGC 10 – point scale (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed).ORThe candidates appearing for final year or final semester of their Post-Graduate Degree will also be eligible toappear for the admission process subject to the fulfillment of minimum eligibility criteria in the final result thereof.ORCandidate seeking admission after a 4-year/8-semester Bachelor’s degree with Research should have aminimum CGPA of 7.5/10.NET/JRF /GATE Qualifying students will be preferred.ORCandidates who have cleared the M.Phil. course work with at least 55% marks in aggregate or its equivalent grade 'B' in the UGC 10-point scale (or an equivalent grade in a point scale wherever grading system is followed) or an equivalent degree from a Foreign Institution accredited by an Assessment and Accreditation Agency which is approved, recognised or authorized by an authority, established or incorporated under a law in its home country or any other statutory authority in that country to assess, accredit or assure quality and standards of educational institutions, shall be eligible for admission to the Ph.D. programme. (A person whose M.Phil. dissertation has been evaluated and recommended for award of the degree, may be admitted to the Ph.D. programme in any Institution on a provisional basis even before the viva-voice or final defense)

The details regarding the seat intake for various courses at MIT School of Food Technology are mentioned in the below table:CoursesSeat IntakeBTech (Food Technology)120MTech (Food Technology)24MTech (Food Safety and Quality Management)12PhD (Food Technology)As per the vacancy

Hello Nishar Ahmed, MIT School of food Technology is part of the bigger umbrella of MIT deemed to be University. This institution gives admissions to students based on their performances in JEE Mains or MHT CET or many other entrance exams conducted nationally. Admissions are not restricted to only those students who have appeared for JEE mains, what is given to students who have appeared in entrance exam conducted by the state of Maharashtra called mht CET also along with many other nationality held entrance exams for engineering.               There is no information available about at what percentile of JEE mains, the admissions got closed in the previous years on the official website of the university. However it is understood that students with percentiles above 70 got admissions in different streams of engineering, with percentile going beyond 90 for CSE. Once we understand this, then it's quite easy to analyse that with 75 percentile in JEE Mains a student's chances of getting admission in School of Food Technology of NIT for B Tech are very very bright.Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, a very interesting query raised by many students. Let me first explain the dynamics of the cutoff and then a specific case of MIT's School of food technology. Cutoffs are announced by many institutions to limit the number of students vying for a limited number of seats in popular courses. If the intake capacity is say 100 but thousands of students apply then there will be chaos. Bad names too will come to the institute. Also, system may collapse. Hence to avoid these pitfalls, institutes announce cutoffs below which students cannot even apply. This restricts the number of applicants to a reasonable level. As a side effect, the reputation of such institutions too increases!In the case of the School of Food Technology under MIT ADT University, no cutoff whatsoever is announced. So have no tension. All students who have obtained marks as per minimum criteria can apply for admission.Best wishes to you.