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The highest package offered during MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech placements 2025 was INR 5 LPA. The average package received by M.Tech students in 2024 was INR 3 LPA. Earlier, the salary package offered during M.Tech placements 2023 and previous two years are presented below:ParticularsMTech Placement Statistics (2021)MTech Placement Statistics (2022)MTech Placement Statistics (2023)the highest packageINR 1.8 LPAINR 5.5 LPAINR 5 LPAthe lowest packageINR 1.8 LPAINR 1.8 LPAINR 1.8 LPA

To qualify for BTech at MIT School of Food Technology, students should have completed Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry, and either Mathematics or Biology. Entrance exam score with valid marks in MHT-CET, JEE, NEET, or PERA CET is also mandatory. The candidates should achieve the minimum percentage requirements under general or reserved categories. Admission is offered on entrance merit and profile assessment.

MIT School of Food Technology does not have its own entrance test for admission. It accepts national and state-level exam scores like MHT-CET, JEE, NEET, or PERA CET. The level of difficulty is based on the entrance exam you opt for. Sufficient preparation according to the syllabus of the selected exam can make the difficulty easy.

To be considered for admission in MIT School of Food Technology, students typically must have secured a minimum of 50% marks in their qualifying examinations. The minimum of 45% has to be secured by reserved category applicants. These percentages are in addition to possessing a valid score in one of the entrance tests accepted by the institute. Final admission is on the basis of overall merit.

No, MIT School of Food Technology does not give admission purely on Class 12 marks alone, though you might have scored 75%. You have to appear and clear one of the entrance tests like MHT-CET, NEET, or JEE. Admission purely on merit basis with rounds of selection and performance in the entrance exam. Shortlisting also on profile.

MIT School of Food Technology focuses its M.Tech programme on areas such as food processing technology, quality control, and food innovation. Such specializations equip students with comprehensive industry knowledge and research capabilities. The programme also emphasizes practical training through laboratories and working projects. This prepares the students for R&D, production, and regulatory functions.