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School of Architecture CutOffsWhat's new?
MIT School of Architecture, MIT-ADT University cutoff 2024 for NATA has been released separately by the participating institutes for admission to the BArch course. Candidates can scroll down to check category and year-wise cutoff trends. A few more updates of MIT School of Architecture, MIT-ADT University cutoff are as follows:
- For the BArch course, the NATA 2026 application form will be available tentatively in February 2026.
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Anonymous
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2026
4.6
4Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
The college life at MIT ADT University .
Placements: There are a total 80 students per batch in our architecture department. As in architecture, there is no average package for students; it all depends but still, as a fresher, you will get 100,000 rupees per year. Our college helps a lot of people get internships. In the fifth year, all students have to do an internship, so they provide it for students.
Infrastructure: The campus is quite large and well maintained. Our department also has a good building. A private library is provided to us; they also provide student Wi-Fi. The hostel is also as good as other average hostels; the food in the hostel is not bad; and they have a sports complex for all the sports you can join.
Faculty: The professors here are really good; they teach you real-life examples. We also have a construction yard where we actually construct things. The curriculum is quite good; they have a well-maintained model for each semester with a new goal to teach students. The exam is a little bit tough, though.
Other: There are many other events that happen in college and all the events are managed by students, although the management of our college provides for that. The biggest festival in our college is the persona fest, where every department has various events on there list. The crowd on campus is quite good .
Reviewed on 6 Jun 2024Read More
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Abhimanyu Kumar
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2025
4
4Placements4Infrastructure3Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Overall a really good package .
Placements: The placement depends on how well we construct our portfolios. Our seniors have been placed with major firms abroad after completing their internship periods there in the 5th year. In architecture, you have to choose a firm of your liking for an (usually unpaid) internship and you have to work there for the first semester of the fifth year and if that company or firm likes your work, they might offer you a job even before you complete your thesis and graduate.
Infrastructure: The college infrastructure is really good with almost all amenities and a beautiful and big campus. There are a number of different mess or canteens where you can pay and eat, and they prepare different varieties of Indian cuisines everyday. There is also a restaurant within the university campus and a couple more right outside the gate, which also provide good and cheap food. The hostels are well kept, with the only problem being that the hostel management is a bit loose in the out campus hostels. You get Wi-Fi (upto 25mbps unlimited) in your hostel room and it is usually shared by 2-4 people. The sports complex has supplies and designated areas for every game one would want to play and an Olympic size swimming pool is also available which can be used during certain timings.
Faculty: The teachers are helpful and the quality of teaching is above average but the only problem me and my batchmates have faced is that we completed our first year in covid-19 and did not understand enough in online teaching. When we showed up physically to study the teachers were a bit rude if we did not understand something and they did help, but their general behavior was like a person who is greatly frustrated.
Other: Around the campus, there are tons of places to visit and things to do.
Reviewed on 7 Jul 2022Read More
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Anonymous
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2024
3.6
2Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money
MIT School of Architecture is a good institution.
Placements: Our college is recently established, and in 2021, the very first batch of our architecture has passed out. In architecture, there is no placement, not just in MIT. In any architecture college, you cannot expect placements. But you can work in firms, or you can have your own firm once you get the licence.
Infrastructure: Our college provides a library and classroom with a projector. The infrastructure of our college is marvellous, and you cannot find any beautiful college like this. The campus is spread over 125 acres, and there is a river flowing at the edge of the campus. There are many departments in the college.
Faculty: Teachers in our college are well-qualified. They teach us in a very effective way. In each semester, we have a maximum of 3 written exams, which are conducted in a good manner even in the tough times of Coronavirus in an online method.
Other: In this course, you will find the students who do not want to do engineering, so they want to do something different, so they choose this course. Bachelor of Architecture is a very tough course. You have to work hard every semester. You should have creative skills like drawing, sketching, painting, sculpture, etc.
Reviewed on 13 Jul 2021Read More
Ketaki Joshi
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2021
4.4
4Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Review of MIT School of Architecture, MIT-ADT University.
Placements: Placements are good for architecture here. Faculty members put their personal efforts into making the portfolio more attractive and improving communication skills, mock interview and body language while attending the interview. Companies which offer handsome salary packages have visited here for placements, and almost all students got placed. Many sessions have been conducted, which helped us a lot to get placed.
Infrastructure: In Pune, MIT is in the top position in terms of infrastructure and hostel. It has a good range of Wi-Fi, canteens and mess. The taste of the food is good, and the studio is comfortable. The campus is very peaceful, calm and very clean. There are an air-conditioned computer lab and spacious veranda. Veranda is my favourite place. The library is commodious and has material books, which are very helpful. The infrastructure is really awesome.
Faculty: Teachers here are very supportive. All well-qualified faculty members available here are assigned to the architecture. The college provides a site visit, which clears your ideas. Sessions from renowned architects were conducted by the college, which was very helpful. Teachers are very helpful and supportive.
Other: Our college organises MIT fest named Persona in which various activities are promoted by the college. Other than academics, various competitions and exhibitions are organised. Competitions like singing, dancing, fashion show and any other activity which promote our tradition are arranged. All festivals are celebrated in our college, and they are managed and arranged by students. Due to this, my management skills are developed, which will be beneficial for me in the near future. Our college is fantastic.
Reviewed on 20 May 2021Read More
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Sharwani kale
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2025
4
4Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money
Absolutely satisfied, and overall, it's a great experience.
Placements: The first batch of architecture is yet to pass out, but since they are working on their internships, I must say that the internships provided are very helpful, and it imparts lots of knowledge and experience in students. I think MIT has a lot for every level of education.
Infrastructure: The infrastructure of our college is amazing, and all the required facilities are available at ease. Lots of students stay in the hostel, and the food is available in the mess. There's proper security. Students living in the hostel seem pretty satisfied with the facilities.
Faculty: The teachers in our college are well experienced and qualified, and they are very supportive of students. Classes are held daily without any obstacles. Various workshops are also held which are very fun, interesting and impart lots of knowledge to students.
Other: There are various workshops, events and extracurricular activities, which makes this course even more interesting.
Reviewed on 19 May 2021Read More
Vedant Acharya
Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) - Batch of 2022
5
5Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money
The college is well-equipped with good facilities and resources.
Placements: Since there are no placements for architecture, we were constantly led by our teachers for applying for internships. They were extremely helpful throughout the process, directing us to firms and areas of our interests. Students went to different places and good firms across India.
Infrastructure: The college has all facilities, such as large and spacious classrooms, different labs and workshops, a large library along with an extensive analogue and digital library. Hostels are a happy place to live and share ideas and develop people in different or the same fields.
Faculty: MIT- School of Architecture offers an extensive curriculum with good resources in various fields, ranging from micro to macro level designing, managed with the help of highly skilled faculty members, who are always there to help us and guide us in the field.
Reviewed on 19 May 2021Read More
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered a year ago
The eligibility criteria for admission to the Master of Architecture (M.Arch) programme at MIT School of Architecture require candidates to have a B.Arch. degree from a recognised university with a minimum CGPA of 6.0 out of 10 or 55% aggregate marks. Additionally, candidates need a valid GATE score
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Arun Kumar S V
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Answered a year ago
MIT SOA M.Arch seat intake is 20. Candidates seeking admission to the MIT SOA M.Arch are required to meet the eligibility criteria laid down by the Council of Architecture and the MIT ADT University as applicable from time to time. To begin with the MIT SOA M.Arch admission process, eligible candida
Arshita Tiwari
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Answered a year ago
MIT School of Architecture offers a two-year MPlan course in only one specialisations, i.e., Urban and Regional Planning. The total seat intake for this course is 20. The admission processes for this course is governed by the guidelines of Council of Architecture, New Delhi (COA) and the MIT ADT Uni
Bhumika Khandelwal
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
Those who are willing to get admission to BArch course at MIT School of Architecture must either pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics as subjects or 10+3 Diploma with Mathematics as a compulsory subject. It is a mandatory step to qualify before applying for the course.
Bhumika Khandelwal
Contributor-Level 10
Answered a year ago
To get admission to UG & PG courses at MIT SOA, candidates must meet the minimum eligibility criteria as per the course requirements. Find below the course-wise qualification requirements for MIT SOA admission 2024:
| Course Name | Eligibility |
|---|---|
| BArch | - Pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics as subjects Or - Pass Diploma with Mathematics as a compulsory subject |
M.Arch - Traditional Indian Architectural Knowledge Systems | Graduate in BArch with 55% aggregate or minimum 6.0 CGPA |
MPlan - Urban and Regional Planning | - UG degree in Architecture/ Planning/ Civil Engineering /Technology - PG degree in Geography or Sociology or Economics - The minimum aggregate should be 55% or 5.50 CGPA (5% relaxation for reserved category) |
PhD | PG degree with minimum 55% aggregate |
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