MIT School of Food Technology MIT-ADT University Loni Kalbhor Pune Answered Questions

Hello Nishar Ahmed, comparing a deemed to be university or a private University with a public University is an exercise which is fraud with danger. This is so because the former has no other colleges affiliated to its actually one in all institution. On the other hand, public universities like the North Maharashtra University have many colleges which are affiliated to it. Some colleges may be performing excellently while some could be lagards. In such a scenario comparing becomes quite tough.        On the other end of the spectrum is the nimbleness of deemed to be universities vis-a-vis the sluggish nature of public university which take a long time to change the pattern or the syllabus of any course. The nimbleness shown by deemed to be universities is reflected in their updating course content as well as initiating new courses based on the requirements of the industry and of course the students community.           Above factors have played a very key role in formation of many perceptions and perhaps actuals too, when we start comparing North Maharashtra University with food technology School of MIT-ADT University. The letter definitely is up to date with new courses for post graduate students perhaps based on the inputs they received from the industry and as a result the students community also is happy to select the courses and obtain reasonably good placements after completion of the courses.      Based on the above analysis I have no hesitation in straightening that one must go to MIT's School of Food Technology for doing MTech. Best wishes to you.

MIT School of Food Technology admissions is based on merit. Admissions to BTech programme is based on the score obtained in  MHT CET/JEE Main/PERA CET/NEET (Biology group/Mathematics group) exam. Candidates seeking admission for M.Tech programme need to qualify  GATE/ PERA CET.

The courses offered by MIT School of Food Technology include B.Tech, M.Tech, and PhD at UG, PG, and Doctoral level. The specialsation include Food Technology. Moreover, the MTech course is offered in two specialisations which include Food Technology and Food Safety and Quality Management. For admissions to these courses, candidates need to fulfil the eligibility criteria. The details are mentioned below:B.Tech Eligibility: Candidate should have passed Class 12  (Science) passed with a minimum of 50% (aggregate) from Maharashtra State Board of Higher Secondary Education or an Equivalent Examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics and English. Those who have not offered Mathematics or Biology shall have to complete bridge course as prescribed by MITADT University.M.Tech Eligibility: Candidate should have passed B.Tech in Food Science / Food Technology with a minimum of 60% aggreagte for Food and Technology specialisations and 50% aggregate for Food Safety and Quality Management specilaisation.

The highest and the lowest package offered during MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech Food Technology placements over the past three years are presented below:Particulars MTech Placement Statistics (2021)MTech Placement Statistics (2022)MTech Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 1.8 LPAINR 5.5 LPAINR 5 LPAthe lowest packageINR 1.8 LPAINR 1.8 LPAINR 1.8 LPA

Hello Nishar Ahmed, comparing North Maharashtra University at Jalgaon, which is public or state university with MIT which is a private university at Pune is okay as far as academics or placements is concerned. But it's not correct to compare fees. This is so on two counts. Firstly, fees charged by public institutions are many a times subsidised by the Govt whereas fees of students have to cover all the expenses of the institution. Secondly, public universities have plenty of colleges affiliated to it which could again be public or private. Meaning fees for identical courses will be different in two colleges under the same university. This is not the case with deemed to be or private universities. Here college and university are one and the same for all practical purposes. So is the case here in the query.          Fees for food technology courses at undergraduate level in MIT is INR7.04L, for PG it's INR3.42L and for PG Diploma it's INR84200.00. On the other hand fees vary under different colleges under North Maharashtra University for undergraduate courses from INR1.55L to INR4L. Similar is the case for PG and PG Diploma courses in food technology and even in other courses also. Best wishes to you.

Hello Nishar Ahmed, MIT School of Food Technology under the flagship MIT-ADT university accepts students with basic eligibility criteria of 50% marks in 12th. This institution gives 50% weightage to the marks obtained in 12th and hence good score in board exam matters a lot. This institution over the years has acquired quite a good reputation for not only academics but also for good placements. This causes many students to apply and this in turn increases the closing ranks or closing percentile that students must get for a reasonable chance of getting admission. Though this institute does not put out this information in public domain, one has to go by the secondary or tertiary sources of information. As per these, one must obtain at least 50 percentile to have a fighting chance of getting admission. Merely fulfilling basic minimum eligibility criteria will not help.Best wishes to you.

So, looking at MIT School of Food Technology, the placement scene for 2023 looked like this:the highest Package: A cool INR 6.50 LPA.the lowest Package: Not too shabby at INR 1.20 LPA.Top Recruiters: Big names like Marico India, Dolher India, Nutri Geeks, Samyog Foods Pvt Ltd, and Food Cognics were in the mix.Direct Campus Placements: MIT students scored direct gigs in heavyweight companies like ITC, Nestle India, Pepsico Holdings (I) Pvt. Ltd., Dabur India Ltd., and Amul.Now, when it comes to North Maharashtra University, the search results are playing coy – no information on their placement stats.So, if you're weighing your options, MIT School of Food Technology seems to have a solid placement record in 2023. As for North Maharashtra University, a little more digging might be in order to uncover their placement story. Best of luck with your decision!?

Alright, let's simplify the B.Tech admission process:Score Needed in JEE Main: Generally, a solid score of 180+ is the aim for top colleges.Minimum JEE Main Percentile: 60% is the minimum percentile required.Additional Criteria:Class 12 Aggregate: There's a minimum aggregate score requirement in class 12th.NITs, IIITs, and GFTIs: For these top institutes, a minimum of 75% marks in class 12 (65% for SC/ST) is a must, or being in the top 20 percentile.Good JEE Main Score: A score around 250+ is considered good for snagging a spot in top institutes.Eligibility for JEE Main 2024: To be eligible, you should have passed the 12th class with a minimum of 75% marks.So, it's a mix of JEE Main scores, class 12 performance, and meeting specific criteria for different institutes. Aim high and best of luck with your B.Tech journey!?

MIT School of Food Technology, MIT-ADT University offers a Full Time BE/BTech programme that lasts for a duration of 4 years. To be admitted to this course, students must have good scores in the JEE Main/MHT CET exam and meet the basic eligibility criteria set by the institute. According to the information, a score of more than 130 marks in MHT CET is required for admission to B.Tech in Food Technology at MIT School of Food Technology . This indicates that the cutoff marks for admission to the B.Tech programme at MIT School of Food Technology through MHT CET is 130 marks for the General category.In general, the cutoff marks for B.Tech programs can vary greatly depending on factors such as the number of applicants, the difficulty level of the exam, and the specific institute's criteriaIt is advisable to directly contact MIT School of Food Technology or visit their official website

The following are the 2022 placement statistics for B.Tech and M.Tech programs:B.Tech Placements: In 2022, INR 6 LPA was the highest package offered during B.Tech placements. In the same year, the average package for placements of B.Tech students was INR 3.00 LPA. M.Tech Placements: In 2022, INR 5.5 LPA was the highest package offered during M.Tech placements. In the same year, the average package for M.Tech  was INR 3.60 LPA. The average package for M.Tech placements is slightly higher than that of B.Tech placements, however the top package is significantly lower than the latter. Therefore, the decision between the B.Tech and M.Tech degrees should be dependent on each student's unique professional aspirations, as both programs appear to offer competitive placement prospects.Pursuing M.Tech after completing a degree in B.Tech gives students the opportunity to get hired in reputed companies and earn more salary as compared to the students getting a job after completing their graduation in engineering. M.Tech offers good scope for research, and students get a chance to contribute to society. At the same time, M.Tech graduates can fit in professor roles in universities and colleges across the country after attaining necessary higher qualifications.