MIT School of Engineering & Science Loni Kalbhor Pune Answered Questions

MIT School of Engineering and Science offers M.Tech courses in various engineering streams, ranging from Civil Engineering,  Electrical Engineering,  Electronics & Communication Engineering,  Mechanical Engineering,  Environment Engineering,  Microelectronics,  Robotics,  Structural,  Transportation, VLSI Design. The duration of the M.Tech programme is 2 years, which is divided into 4 semesters. The programs are also designed to develop students problem-solving and analytical skills. If you are interested in pursuing an M.Tech degree, you can visit the offficial website of MIT School of Engineering and Science. 

You can wear anything you like at the campus, a uniform is given which only has to be worn during some special events, Practicals, and exams only apart from that casual clothes or semi formals are okay to be worn everyday to the college. There is no strict dress code here.

The total number of seats at MIT School of Engineering Pune for the M.Tech programme range from 300-500 per year and the figure just keep raising each year. Candidates without a GATE score or job experience will be considered for admission through a written test and interview process at the appropriate school.

The college doesn't conduct any entrance exams  but it considered the scores of exams like JEE., CET and other regional exams sometimes when there is less amount of seats remaining then in that cases very rarely does the college take some basic tests otherwise they just compare the boards and other exams scores/percentile.

Every degree granted by the MIT School of Engineering Pune is valid because the college has a university of its own which is well recognised and considered good, the college is autonomous. It is a member of MAEER's MIT Group of Institutions. Maharashtra Institute of Technology has been ranked 116 by NIRF 2022 for B.Tech programmes, and the school is certified by NBA.

The rank necessary to pursue M.Tech in MIT School of Engineering Pune is that you must have a CGPA of more than 7-7.5 so that you can get the admission easily without any hassle and by paying less fees, a CGPA less than that means, hassle, stress and More amount of money being used up until you get admission. 

If a student fails in any internal exams like a friend of mine did actually, you just have to wait until the makeup or backlog exams happen and give the practical of that particular subject again so that you could pass the internal of the subject. Well actually that doesn't happen very often that you get failed in internals, just make sure that you attend the classes daily and submit all the assignments and practicals on time and give your final practical exams nicely, this would guarantee you great marks in the internals.

CGPA is calculated based on your TA marks and your internals, Assignments, Practicals and your attendance each subject have a certain amount of credits to them. Your theory/final paper is also important in determining your CGPA if you do all these things correctly and with precision then your CGPA would be great.

The seats are based on years intake or some other factors like merit etc., overall speaking there is no shortage of seats, the number of seats offered  are great, but one has to make sure that they have scored more than average merit