Does MIT-WPU Pune follow any reservation guidelines for seat allocation for BDes course?
Seat allocation policies for the modern MIT-WPU Pune BDes course comply fully with state educational reservation rules. A specific percentage of total available seats is strictly reserved for backward category candidates from Maharashtra State. Applicants under these quotas also receive relaxation b
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MIT-WPU, Pune has a total of 1,440 seats in MBA programme. MBA finance with 300 seats has the maximum intake out of all specialisations. Students are offered seat in MBA based on their national-level Management entrance exam scores and performance in CBT and PI round conducted by the unive
Aspirants need to pay INR 2,000 as application fees for BTech at MIT-WPU, Pune. Candidates must keep the fee receipt with them for future reference. They can pay the fees via any of the online payment modes.
Aspirants do not have pass any entrance exam for admission in BSc (Hons) Chemistry, Physics and Applied Statistics & Data Analytics. Candidates have to directly come for the PI round. For all other BSc specialisations, aspirants have to appear for MIT-WPU CET.
The total tuition fees for BSc courses is INR 3 lakh-INR 8.8 lakh at MIT-WPU, Pune. Chemistry is the most affordable specialisation whereas, Economics has the highest fees among all BSc specialisations.
MIT WPU offers programmes at UG, PG, Diploma and doctoral levels. The courses are offered across streams, such as Engineering, Law, Management, Arts, Science, etc. BTech, MBA, BA LLB, BDes and BSc are popular courses of the university. Candidates can apply on the university's website for the preferr
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