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Anisha Mishra
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Eligibility for MIT WPU courses:Outside Maharashtra state candidates: Direct admissions are done on the basis of scores in JEE Main through MIT-WPU Counselling.Maharashtra state candidates: Compulsory to appear in JEE Main or MHT-CET to get admission in any of the Colleges of Maharashtra.
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To apply for the BTech programme at MIT Pune, you must have passed your class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and English as compulsory subjects. You must also have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate in the PCM group.Subjects: You must have passed your class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and English as compulsory subjects. You can also choose to take any of the following subjects as an optional subject: Chemistry, Biotechnology, or Technical Vocational subjects.Aggregate: You must have scored a minimum of 50% aggregate in the PCM group. This means that you must have scored at least 50% in each of the three subjects.If you meet t
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Apply online through official website of the MIT Pune, fill the required details and submit the application form the applicant will receive login ID and password on dashboard. After that the applicant should pay the application fee of INR 1500.The date and other information will be visible on the dashboard, applicant will receive the test link for MIT-WPU CET.
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Akshay Thakur
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The rank necessary to pursue M.Tech in MIT School of Engineering Pune is that you must have a CGPA of more than 7-7.5 so that you can get the admission easily without any hassle and by paying less fees, a CGPA less than that means, hassle, stress and More amount of money being used up until you get admission.
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The total number of seats at MIT School of Engineering Pune for the M.Tech programme range from 300-500 per year and the figure just keep raising each year. Candidates without a GATE score or job experience will be considered for admission through a written test and interview process at the appropriate school.
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The median college package offered by the MIT school of engineering is between 5-10 Lakhs, the figure changes per year, but generally remains in this broad range. The highest package of 25 lakhs was given by the company Cisco. Approximately 85-90 per cent of students get placed at MIT School of Engineering, Pune.
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The top courses offered here are B.Tech Computer science, Aviation engineering, Mechanical engineering, Civil engineering, IT engineering etc. Apart from these mainstream courses, there are also many other courses .
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No, there is no Diploma course offered at MIT school of engineering Pune, the courses here are generally B.Tech, yes but the Colleges branch MANET offers course like Diploma in Nautical Science (DNS) .and some other similar courses
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The college doesn't conduct any entrance exams but it considered the scores of exams like JEE., CET and other regional exams sometimes when there is less amount of seats remaining then in that cases very rarely does the college take some basic tests otherwise they just compare the boards and other exams scores/percentile.
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The seats are based on years intake or some other factors like merit etc., overall speaking there is no shortage of seats, the number of seats offered are great, but one has to make sure that they have scored more than average merit
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