Is admission to the MA course at the School of Government, MIT WPU entrance-based or merit-based?

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.

School of Government under MIT WPU offers MA in Political Leadership and Government course at the PG level. The course is spread across four semesters. Candidates who have passed three-year graduation in any stream with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for Reserved Class category candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) can apply for the MA programme.

MIT WPU School of Government offers seat in MA programme based on entrance exam scores. The selection to the course is based on written descriptive test conducted by MIT WPU. Selected candidates have to further pass a personal interview round for admission. Aspirants who are selected need to pay the first installment of the fee and report at the campus for document verification to confirm their seat.

Candidates who have passed a three-year graduation in any stream with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for Reserved Class category candidates belonging to Maharashtra State only) to apply for MIT WPU School of Government MA programme. Aspirants must hold the documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

Yes, MIT WPU School of Government provides scholarships to students based on their merit. The school considers Class 12 and graduation scores for selection. Below is the detailed criteria for the scholarship: