What is the average package for MA students at School of Government MIT WPU?

Admission to the MA in Political Leadership and Government at the School of Government, MIT WPU is entrance-based. Candidates must clear the MIT WPU CET (descriptive written test) and a Personal Interaction (PI). A merit list is prepared based on the candidate's performance in both stages to decide final admission.

To qualify for the Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship (100% waiver), MIT WPU MA students must have scored 90% or above in graduation and 85% or above in Class 12. The scholarship is awarded based strictly on academic merit, and eligible students are encouraged to apply during the admission process.

The School of Government, MIT WPU offers three scholarship categories for MA students based on academic merit: 100% under Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship, 50% under MIT-WPU Scholarship I, and 25% under MIT-WPU Scholarship II. These are awarded based on a student's graduation and Class 12 marks.

To apply for the School of Government, MIT WPU MA, students must have completed a 3-year graduation in any stream. A minimum of 50% aggregate marks is required (45% for Reserved Class category candidates from Maharashtra State only). Meeting the eligibility criteria is mandatory to proceed with the admission process.

MIT WPU School of Government has a total intake of 40 in the MA programme. Candidates are offered seat based on their score in the entrance exam. Aspirants need to pass MIT WPU CET for admission. Selected candidates are further called for a personal interview round for admission. Aspirants must pay the first installment of the fee after completion of the selection rounds to confirm their seat.