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What are the benefits of being admitted to MIT School of Indian Civil Services?

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MIT SICS offers a BA/ MA – Administration programme which transforms the students and builds their personalities to be a leader in the future. It helps the students to prepare for civil service exams such as UPSC, State PSCs services and others. MIT School of Indian Civil Services aims to prepare st

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What are the documents required to confirm the admission at MIT School of Indian Civil Services?

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Candidate is expected to provide all the original documents on the day of admission. Following self-attested documents with three sets of photocopies are required.

Educational Certificates,
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SSC Mark sheet (10th Std.)
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The eligibility criteria for MA- Administartion course at MITSICS has been discussed below:

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The duration of BA/ MA programme at MIT School of Indian Civil Services has been discussed below:

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Duration: 3 years - Full time

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Duration: 2 years - Full time

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Which approvals do MIT School of Indian Civil Services offers?

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MIT ADT University has established in 2015 as state private university and is recognised by the UGC and Government of Maharashtra. MIT School of Indian Civil Services is a school under MIT-ADT University which is located in Pune. The institute offers BA and MA in UG and PG levels.

What number of students are selected from MIT institute for Civil Services?

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MITSICS studying in batch AY 2023-24 has not appeared for exams yet. Apart from this MIT has started the guidance centre for UPSC before establishing the School. Several students of MIT qualified for UPSC. Some of them are Shri Varun Kumar Baranwal (IAS), Rohan Botre (IPS), Madhuri Garud (IRS).