Is MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences & Research a good college for Integrated M.Tech. in Bioengineering?

MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research offers admission solely on the basis of the merit acquired in the qualifying exam and the scores obtained in the entrance exam for some courses. However, the institute has not specified a minimum aggregate for admission. Candidates must have qualified Class 12 from any national or state recognised board. Candidates with 85% in Class 12, typically have a good chance at getting admission to MIT BIO.

MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research offers admissions to UG, PG, and doctoral in the stream of Engineering. MIT BIO Admissions 2025 for various courses, are currently open for 2025. Interested candidates can apply to the desired course through its official website in online mode. MIT BIO admissions to all courses are merit-based.

MIT School of Bioengineering Sciences and Research offers MSc in Industrial Biotechnology. The discipline of industrial biotechnology involves an investigation and utilisation of industrially and commercially beneficial microorganisms. The eligibility criteria for MSc at MIT BIO is Bachelor's Degree in Life Sciences (Biotechnology /Microbiology/Botany / Zoology / Food Science / Nutrition / Agricultural Sciences) BE or BTech (Chemical/ Biotechnology/ Biomedical) from a recognised University, with a minimum of 50 % aggregate marks or equivalent.

MIT BIO Campus was formerly owned by the Late. Shri. Raj Kapoor's family. It is popularly known as the Raj Baugh Campus and is spread over 125 acres of lush greenery on the beautiful banks of the Mula-Mutha river. MIT BIO campus offers stat-of-art infrastructure and is well-equipped with facilities like Hostel, Central Library, Sports Complex, Wi-Fi, Cafeteria, Transportation, Laboratories, AC Classrooms, Medical facilities, Auditorium, Music and Dance rooms, etc.

If your PERA CET score is below 70 percentile, it's very difficult to get admission in B.Tech Bio-Engineering at MIT ADT. The cutoffs are usually higher, around 80–90 percentile. You should try improving your score or apply through other exams like JEE, NEET, or MHT CET for better chances.