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MIT School of Food Technology offers a decent placements for its M.Tech course. Candidates can compare the placements for the past three years to have better view of the placements. The highest and the lowest package offered during MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech Food Technology placements over the past three 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

Yes, candidates can get admission to MIT School of Food Technology BTech with 60% in Class 12th. However, candidates must also have a valid score in the entrance exam to be eligible for admission. Candidates must have Class 12 with 45% aggregate in Physics/Mathematics/Chemistry/Computer Science/ Electronics/Information Tech./Biology/Informatics (40% in case of candidates belonging to reserved category). 

MIT School of Food Technology's M.Tech admission dates were out for the academic year 2025. As per the official website of MIT ADT, the admisson portal opened on December 20, 2024, and the last date to apply was July 31, 2025. The first, second and third merit lists were out between June and August. 

Yes,  MIT School of Food Technology does offers BTech Lateral Entry course. The cousre is offers direct admission to the second year of the regualar BTech course. BTech Lateral Entry course lasts for three years unlike the four-year full-time course. Aspirants seeking admission to BTech Lateral Entry course must pass a Diploma in Engineering with 60% aggregate or its equivalent (50% aggregate for reserved category). As per the selection process for this course, the university selects candidates based on their merit obtained in the last qualifying exam, followed by a Statement of Purpose (500 words). This course is offered across the same specialisations namely Computer Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Bioengineering, Mechanical Engineering, etc. 

Yes, there is a seat reservation for the mTech course. MIT Art Design and Technology University follows the reservation Policy as prescribed by the Government of Maharashtra. Forty percent of the seats are reserved for the students domiciled in the State of Maharashtra. That means sixty percent of seats are open. Those seats can be allotted to anyone, including Maharashtra Candidates, as these seats are not reserved for OMS. 

Yes, MIT School of Food Technology is goof in terma of placments. Candidates can find below the placements report:ParticularsPlacement Statistics (2023)The highest packageINR 6.5 LPAThe lowest packageINR 1.2 LPANo. of students opted for placements27 (BTech)Total students placed25 (BTech)Placement rate92.6%  (BTech)Top recruiterMarico India

The list of top recruiters during MIT School of Food Technology placements 2023 is presented below:Company Namethe highest Package (2023)Marico IndiaINR 6.5 LPADohler IndiaINR 5 LPASamyog Foods Pvt LtdINR 4.8 LPANutrition GeeksINR 4.5 LPAPoona Agrokart Pvt LtdINR 4.2 LPA

Food Technology and Food Safety & Quality Management are the two specialisations offered under the M.Tech course at MIT School of Food Technology. For admission to the MTech course at MIT SoFT,  candidates must appear for any one of the entrance exams accepted by the School. Further, candidates must make sure to have a valid qualification to be eligible for the M.Tech course. Candidates must have  BTech / BE (Food Science / Food Technology) or four years' equivalent degree programme in Food Science and Food Technology passed with 50% aggregate (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to the reserved category). 

Yes, candidates can get ADT MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech course without GATE exam. Candidates can apply for the M.Tech course with PERA CET exam score as well, since the University also accepts multiple entrance exam. Find below the M.Tech eligibility criteria for the academic year 2025:Course NameEligibility CriteriaSelection CriteriaMTechBTech / BE (Food Science / Food Technology) or four years' equivalent degree programme in Food Science and Food Technology passed with 50% aggregate (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to the reserved category)GATE or PERA CET Score

The admission process begins with the release of the application forms, which are available on the official website of the university. The MIT application process is conducted in an online mode. Find below the steps to complete the MIT application process:Step 1.1: Visit the official website of MIT ADTU. On the home page, click on the Apply Now icon.Step 1.2: The admission portal will open. If you haven't registered, click 1, and if you have already registered, click 2 to continue the previous registration process.Step 1.3 Now complete the application form with all the required details.Step 1.4: Candidates need to register with a non-refundable MIT ADT application fee of INR 1,500.