MIT ADTU Pune - Art Design & Technology University Admission Process

Yes, Candidates can get direct admission into MIT ADTU for BBA course. There is no entrance exam required for admission to MIT ADTU BBA course. The university offers direct admission to eligible candidates. Eligible candidates are selected based on their merit obtained in the last qualifying exams. Aspirants must get minimum aggregate of 50% (General category) & 45% aggregate (Reserved category) in Class 12 to be eligible to get admission to this course. The final selection is done based on the performance of candidates in GD and PI rounds. Once candidates get shortlisted by the university, they have to make the payment for the MIT ADTU BBA fee to finalise their admission and confirm their seats.

MIT ADT offers a three-year BCA in Applied Data Science and Analytics. The university has a total of 60 seat intake for this course. Admission to this course is completely merit-based. There is no entrance exam required for the selection. Candidates are selected based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. The admission process for BCA includes the following steps:Eligibility Criteria: Candidates must pass Class 12 with 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category) from a recognised board before applying for this course. GD/PI Round: Once the candidates will be shortlisted based on their merit scores, they will be called out for Group Discussion (GD) and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. Application Form: Candidates are also required to fill an online application form with their education and personal details along with submitting all the relevant documents. 

Direct admission is possible for a few of the courses at MIT ADT. The university offers multiple UG and PG courses in the stream of Arts, Science, Commerce, Engineering, Management, etc. For admission to courses such as MBA, MCA, BTech, MTech, BArch, etc., it's mandatory for candidates to submit the scores of any relevant entrance exam, which is accepted at either the state or national level. Apart from this, admissions to courses such as BCA, BBA, BSc, MA, BCom, etc., are done based on the merit of candidates in their last qualifying exam as per the course's requirements. For some courses, the selection process also includes qualifying for Group Discussion and Personal Interview rounds.