Is School of Government, MIT WPU a government college?
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No, School of Government, MIT WPU is not a government college. It is a private college which was established in the year 2005. The college gives PG programme to students. The course is given across in the Political Leadership & Government specialisation. MIT School of Government (MIT-SOG) flasghip programme is 2-yr Master's programme in Political Leadership & Government (MPG).
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Yes. School of Government, MIT WPU awards various scholarships to UG (undergraduate) /PG (postgraduate) students as financial support. The below are the School of Government, MIT WPU scholarship details:
| Dr. Vishwanath Karad Scholarship (100%) | MIT-WPU Scholarship I (50%) | MIT-WPU Scholarship II (25%) | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Graduation Aggregate Score | XII Aggregate Score | Graduation Aggregate Score | XII Aggregate Score | Graduation Aggregate Score | XII Aggregate Score |
| 90 & Above | 85 & Above | 86 & Above | 81 & Above | 84 & Above | 79 & Above |
Note: Student will have to qualify both the requirement i.e. Graduation Aggregate Score and 12th Aggregate Score for availing the scholarship.
The fee per year for the MA in Political Leadership and Government course at School of Government, MIT WPU is INR 1.55 lakh. To apply online, students must fill the form for admission.
The following practical exposure students get in the School of Government, MIT WPU:
- Field visits to government offices, NGOs, & political party offices
- National & international study tours (including a visit to Delhi to meet policymakers & legislators)
- Hands-on campaign & election management activities.
Students who wish to get School of Government, MIT WPU admissions must pay the mandatory course fees + exam fees which is INR 3.10 lakh payable in four installmenets. This fee may change the next year, hence reach the official site and ask for the total fee details.
No, direct admissions are not possible in the School of Government, MIT WPU. Admissions to various courses is based on merit and other criteria decided by the college. Admission to various programmes is based on merit, descriptive written test, followed by the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the university.
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