How do I get a seat at MIT School of Engineering & Science?

Students must pay an application fee for admission to MIT ADT University, School of Engineering courses. The application fee is usually INR 1500 for the courses. Though students also have to pay separate application fees for the required entrance exams.

The application process for admission to MIT ADT University, School of Engineering has been given below:

1. Open the university page (mituniversity.ac.in).
2. Click on 'Apply Now'
3. Select 'MIT School of Engineering and Science' and preferred course.
4. Register an account.
5. Log in and fill the application form with details and documents.
6. Pay application fees and Submit.

The mode of application at MIT ADT University, School of Engineering is online with students able to apply through the institute page. Students should make sure they meet correct course eligibility before applying. Students must also pay application fees of up to INR 1500.

In order to make a choice between BTech courses offered by MIT School of Engineering & Science and College of Engineering, Bharati Vidyapeeth, students can compare the options based on significant factors such as fees and Shiksha rating. To help, presented below is a comparison between the BTech courses at MIT School of Engineering & Science and College of Engineering, Bharati Vidyapeeth, based on fees and ratings:

Note: The abovementioned information is as per official sources. However, it is subject to change. Hence, it is indicative.

Both MIT School of Engineering & Science and Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology are good options to pursue a BTech. However, in terms of affordability, Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology is more affordable since the tuition fees to pursue a BTech at MIT School of Engineering & Science range from INR 8.05 Lacs to INR 9.89 lakh, and the tuition fee to pursue a BTech at Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology is INR 6.40 lakh.

Note: The fee mentioned above is as per the official sources. However, it is indicative and subject to change.