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MIT School of Indian Civil Services offers two degree programmes to students. MIT School of Indian Civil Services offers a BA programme at the UG level and an MA programme at the PG level. MIT SICS aim to provide education to students who want to pursue Civil Services. MIT School of Indian Civil Services helps to build a strong base and eliminate the requirement for additional coaching. It has a modern and innovative curriculum which helps in better knowledge.

MITSICS studying in batch AY 2023-24 has not appeared for exams yet. Apart from this MIT has started the guidance centre for UPSC before establishing the School. Several students of MIT qualified for UPSC. Some of them are Shri Varun Kumar Baranwal (IAS), Rohan Botre (IPS), Madhuri Garud (IRS).

MIT SICS has 90% mandatory attendance rule. The school has strict rules and regulations regarding attendance. The students shall be permitted to proceed on vacation only for genuine reasons which will include medical emergencies and other calamities. Students are expected to stay in a hostel during the winter and summer vacations so that they can devote more time to their studies.

The eligibility criteria for the admission to MIT SICS MA- Administration course is as mentioned below:Graduate in any discipline from any recognised / statutory University or Institute with minimum 50% for candidates belonging to the General/open category.5% relaxation in case of backward class categories and a person with disability belonging to Maharashtra state candidates only.For Foreign students the Maharashtra State Government rules will be applicable.A candidate who has completed a qualifying degree from any Foreign University must obtain an equivalence certificate from the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) and need to be verified from AIU by the candidate before seeking admission for the programme. 

Candidate is expected to provide all the original documents on the day of admission. Following self-attested documents with three sets of photocopies are required.Educational Certificates, ID Proof.SSC Mark sheet (10th Std.)HSC Mark sheet (12th Std.)Graduation Mark sheet for MA (Administration) Leaving Certificate/Transfer/Migration certificate if applicable.Photo Identity Proof- (Voter’ ID/Driving Licensee/PAN card/Aadhar card/Passport)Permanent Address Proof- (Ration Card/Passport/Electricity Bill/Telephone Bill/Property Tax billGAP certificate if having minimum one year of gap. Affidavit in case of change in name / TC and Migration certificate is equal.6 passport size photographs.Caste Certificate in case reserved category candidates. Non-Creamy layer Certificate for reserved category candidates other than SC and ST 

The admission process begins with logging in and providing academic details, uploading necessary documents, including a photo and signature, and paying a Rs. 1000/- admission form fee on e-portal.A receipt is generated upon completion of the admission form and payment. Shortlisted candidates receive invitations for an interview examination, and selection is based on 12th-grade marks for BA and final year graduation marks for MA and interview performance. The interviews are conducted by the faculty and the admission is confirmed with your average score of 12th-grade marks for BA and final year graduation marks for MA and the interview marks.Successful candidates receive an Admission Offer Letter via email. Subsequently, they must pay academic fees and upload required documents. The final step involves document verification, where original documents must be presented for confirmation of admission. Failure to adhere to document submission timelines may result in admission cancellation, with fee refunds following MIT ADT University's policyOverall, candidates are advised to carefully follow the process to ensure a smooth admission experience in accordance with university regulations.

The duration of BA/ MA programme at MIT School of Indian Civil Services has been discussed below: BA- Administration:Duration: 3 years - Full timePattern: Semester patternMA- Administration:Duration: 2 years - Full timePattern: Semester pattern

Candidate is expected to produce all the original documents on the day of admission. Following self-attested documents with three sets of photocopies are required.Educational Certificates, ID Proof.SSC Mark sheet (10th Std.)HSC Mark sheet (12th Std.)Graduation Mark sheet for MA (Administration) Leaving Certificate/Transfer/Migration certificate if applicable.Photo Identity Proof- (Voter’ ID/Driving Licensee/PAN card/Aadhar card/Passport)Permanent Address Proof- (Ration Card/Passport/Electricity Bill/Telephone Bill/Property Tax billGAP certificate if having minimum one year of gap. Affidavit in case of change in name / TC and Migration certificate is equal.6 passport size photographs.Caste Certificate in case reserved category candidates. Non-Creamy layer Certificate for reserved category candidates other than SC and ST (valid for admission year)

MIT SICS offers a BA/ MA – Administration programme which transforms the students and builds their personalities to be a leader in the future. It helps the students to prepare for civil service exams such as UPSC, State PSCs services and others. MIT School of Indian Civil Services aims to prepare students for examinations comprehensively during the UG and PG programmes. Students easily prepare for the exam and get effective leadership and administrative qualities.

BA | M.A. (Administration) are a unique UG-PG degree program offered at MIT School of Indian Civil Services. It improves the confidence level of the student to overcome the challenges of competitive exams. The normal BA | M.A. program provides expertise in one core subject only, but the BA | M.A. Administration program would provide exposure to students to a variety of social science subjects, like History, Geography, Polity, Economy, Sociology, Public Administration etc.The course is being delivered at MITSICS by adopting the new methodology of teaching and the students are exposed to the participative mode of learning which includes interaction with eminent bureaucrats, pioneers in social sciences, social activists, media persons, legal practitioners, no of field assignments, projects etc.