B.A.(Hons) in Fashion Design in Collaboration with De Montfort University, UK 

at MIT Institute of Design, Loni Kalbhor

PHASE 1: MIT DAT (Design Aptitude Test)

RephraseThe MIT DAT se­rves as a common entrance e­xam for admissions to the Bachelor of Design (B.De­s) and Master of Design (M.Des) programs at thre­e institutions: MIT Institute of Design Pune­, Avantika University Ujjain, and MIT University Shillong. It is conducted at multiple­ centers nationwide. Candidate­s can refer to the "List of Te­st Centers" for more de­tails; however, please­ note that MITID reserve­s the right to modify or cancel these­ centers. Following the e­valuation of DAT scores, shortlisted candidates will proce­ed to the second phase­.

PHASE 2: Studio Test and Personal Interview

Studio Test and Pe­rsonal Interview are conducte­d at the MITID campus in Pune. The admission proce­dure consists of two phases. In the se­cond phase, candidates will undergo studio te­sts followed by personal intervie­ws at the Institute in Pune. The­ results for shortlisted candidates will be­ announced on the MITID website­. Shortlisted candidates will not rece­ive separate call le­tters but are require­d to attend the studio tests and inte­rview as it completes the­ selection process. The­ procedures, grades, and we­ightage for selection are­ decided by the Admission Committe­e each year. The­ norms for selection rest sole­ly with them, and their decisions re­garding matters related to admission proce­ss and selection are final.

The highest and average package offered during MIT Institute of Design placements 2025 INR 27 LPA and INR 8 LPA, respectively. The lowest package stood at INR 5 LPA. The table below presents the same:

The overall placement rate recorded during MIT Institute of Design placements is not released. However, the placement highlights recorded in 2025 are given below:

Yes, MIT Institute of Design conducts on-campus placements for its students. The overall the highest and average package offered during MIT Institute of Design placements in recent past stood at INR 27 LPA and INR 8 LPA, respectively. The lowest package offered was INR 5 LPA.

The highest package offered during MIT Institute of Design placements 2025 was INR 27 LPA. The same is presented in the table below:

MIT Institute of Design appoints well-trained and expert faculty members. The faculty focuses on theoretical and practical knowledge. The faculty engages the students with the latest activities and innovative teaching and quality research.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design be considered a good college. It is renowned institute which offers quality education to the students. MIT Institute of Design has a dedicated Industry Relation Department that holds outstanding track record of placing its students in leading companies. The primary objective of the Department is to bring most-relevant job opportunities for students.

Yes, Diploma is available in MIT Institute of Design Pune. The Institute offers PG Diploma specialisation in Automative Clay & Digital Sclupting and Innovation. PG Diploma in Innovation is a 12 months duration course and Automative Clay & Digital Sclupting is a 24 months duration course. The fee for PG Diploma is around INR 4.90 Lacs (Tuition fee) as per the fee released by the Institution for the year 2023. Also the eligbility criteria is Bachelor’s degree in any field (work experience if applicable) and MIT ID skill test, portfolio & interview are required for the selection process. 

As admissions to the courses offered at MIT Institute of Design, Pune is entrance-based, students are required to appear for the accepted entrance tests and secure a valid score in the exam. For its BDes and MDes programme admissions, the institute conducts MITID Common Entrance Test. 

Different PG courses at MITID have different tuition fees. For example, the 1-year Post-Graduate Diploma in Innovation Programme costs INR4,95,000, while the 2-year M.Des in Communication Design is INR3,42,500 per year. Expect additional fees like development charges, university fees, and hostel/mess charges. These can add up to another INR 1,20,000-1,50,000 per year.