MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT-ADT University

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Placements3.4

Infrastructure4.5

Faculty & Course4.8

Campus Life4.3

Value for Money4.3

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology - Batch of 2027

4.8

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty5Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

Absolutely satisfied with the faculty members and college infrastructure.

Placements: Since it is a bachelor's degree in Psychology, it's really hard to get an internship because of less practical experience. At MIT ADT SVS, we have an observerships as well as internships in the last semester. The most unique course this college provides is a minor in Indian Mind Sciences, which is actually great.

Infrastructure: The food in the mess is really good. It's full of nutrients, healthy, and provides a balanced diet. We have own swimming pool and all sorts of games including chess, table tennis, badminton, football, basketball, cricket, and many more. The library is the best.

Faculty: Teachers are really helpful and friendly. If someone wants to learn something yet also live their college life then this is the best option for them. The importance of events and study is also high. The passing criteria is 50%. The curriculum is meticulously planned which helps in being ready and known for the industry.

Other: There are many extracurricular activities. Some of them are compulsory as well but these bring out the hidden talents in you. The biggest event is the Persona fest, and the level of excitement it brings is beyond words.

Reviewed on 8 Feb 2025Read More

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology - Batch of 2028

4.6

4Placements5Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life5Value for Money

I'm satisfied with faculty members, and interesting club activities to balance studies and fun.

Placements: Almost 78% of students got placed. Psychology students are offered internships and are provided various research programs with practical knowledge, and have tie-ups with NGOs. We get to go on field trips as well which are very good. Top roles offered are clinical, organizational, health psychologist, etc.

Infrastructure: Even though infrastructure is great, hostels are average. Some hostels do not have washing machines and fridges. However, wardens are cooperative. They even clean our rooms daily, water facility is good and sometimes there is an electricity problem. There are 24-hour Wi-Fi services provided. Our food is good, and for breakfast they even provide fruits. Infrastructure for our department is great with a proper river view.

Faculty: Teachers are impressive and knowledgeable. They provide proper guidance regarding our course as well as our personal life. Course curriculum is relevant, as MIT has tied up with various foreign universities. They also provide exchange programs which is beneficial, because of which our curriculum is amazing. The difficulty level of semester exams is mid, it depends on students.

Other: Events and fest are properly managed and they are fun to attend. There are various clubs like adventure club that takes students trekking. There are clubs for singing, dancing, etc., which makes college life more exciting.

Reviewed on 31 Jan 2025Read More

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B.Sc. (Hons.) in Psychology - Batch of 2026

3.4

2Placements3Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life3Value for Money

The faculty and crowds are the only saving grace, and that's it.

Placements: Haven't been promised any placements yet, still in the first year so no placements yet, and from what I've heard, people have not been offered jobs anyway. There are, however, many outside level internships you can apply to and join, and the faculty understands it.

Infrastructure: Mediocre Wi-Fi, above-average classrooms, and library. The hostel is extremely subpar with below-average food and offering only vegetarian meals for almost every hostel. There are ample opportunities for sports and games, however, with equally well-experienced medical facilities.

Faculty: Top-tier faculty teaching extremely relevant curriculum with fair and equally tough semester exams being held. The teachers are well and above qualified and knowledgeable, and the teaching quality is excellent with them finding new and interesting ways to keep the students interested.

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- Batch of 2021

3.4

1Placements4Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Good learning and good exposure.

Placements: The course doesn't offer any placement however you can make good contacts. So you can do an internship in your FY and TY. But don't expect placement. Also, no graduation college with psychology offer placements. If you are looking for placements then the course is not right for you.

Infrastructure: The classroom is good and the campus is peaceful. There is a library but all the books are made available. All the material is given. The campus has stationery as well as there is Wi-Fi and a computer lab. It is also very quiet so one can sit and study anywhere in the college.

Faculty: Teachers are understanding, very knowledgeable, and open-minded. They will entertain all your queries. They will provide you with all the material and guide you with everything and all your concerns. They are very qualified and you can have a debate with them.

Other: This course has a western as well as indic perspective of psychology. There could be a more structured curriculum for vedic subjects.

Reviewed on 25 Jun 2022Read More

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- Batch of 2020

3Placements4Infrastructure5Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

An absolute place for holistic development. Provides a platform to seek value based knowledge.

Placements: All the students in our batch got excellent opportunities to undertake outstanding internships related to the fields of social psychology, criminal psychology, organisational citizenship behaviour etc. These internships added a valuable experience in the process of our knowledge acquisition.

Infrastructure: Good quality of learning needs excellent environment. If one is looking for such a surrounding and infrastructure, well, MIT school of Vedic sciences is that place. Lush green environment, fresh air and classrooms with facilities like projectors and wi-fi enhanced studying and learning.

Faculty: The best thing about MIT School of Vedic sciences I would say is the faculty. Teachers with excellent teaching capabilities helped us grow not only academically but also personally. With great teaching qualities, faculty at MIT are also friendly and approachable which play an important role in development and growth of every student. The course curriculum is relevant and very much oriented towards making students employable.

Other: Inquisitiveness in understanding human mind lead me in joining integral psychology course in MIT school of Vedic sciences. Best things about this course is that it believes in imparting knowledge from all the school of thoughts making it holistic learning platform. Events, fests, campus crowd and surroundings give opportunities to connect with students from different departments which helps us improve our communication skills.

Reviewed on 25 Aug 2020Read More

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- Batch of 2021

3Placements5Infrastructure4Faculty4Crowd & Campus Life4Value for Money

Currently studying here and happy with the course,college.having a good time with my studies,friend

Placements: Placements are available only after you achieve a PG degree, as psychology is a subject involving the treatment of humans and requires precise experience and practice which is being provided to me by my teachers and mentors. My course itself gives me the opportunity to diagnose cases and assist in giving solution for them.

Infrastructure: The MIT campus holds more than 10 departments with beautiful push green campus. It is aiming to be as eco-friendly as it can by reducing the carbon footprint there. Wi-Fi is available in the department of Vedic sciences, there is a also a library which provides the necessary Intel for the course, the college has a support of vishwanath karad hospital where any medical emergency is looked after. There is school of holistic development which aims to build students personality from every aspect it has English, communication classes, badminton, tennis, swimming, archery, gym, yoga class and many more activities. The classrooms have ample light and ventilation and are cool in temperature. There are several canteens in the campus where excellent food is served. It is prepared in refined sunflower oil and is always fresh. It is also cost effective. There are many hostel and in and out of the campus. They have 4-member or 2 member rooms. It is seen to it that people of the same department come in one room to increase communication. There are no issues as such in the college except some roads which are under construction. The college is perfect otherwise.

Faculty: My faculty consists of people with experiences from all over the world. That is why we don't only get academic but also practical experience about our course and life. They are very friendly and open minded. Usually PPT presentation, assignment, class quiz, videos are used to teach students. I got Industry exposure due to one of my subject projects which is compulsory for every student. The curriculum is the perfect combination of Indian and western knowledge. Getting the best of both.

Other: We have a persona fest event of our college every year, wherein there are different talents showcased. The campus crowd is very diverse which gives you the opportunity to learn to be with different types of people.

Reviewed on 30 Apr 2019Read More

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Is entrance exam required for BSc (Hons) programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered a month ago

MIT School of Vedic Sciences considers merit of the aspirants for admission to BSc (Hons) programme. Aspirants do not have to pass an entrance exam for admission. Once selected, aspirants need to a SOP. Selected candidates also need to come for the interview round.

Nishtha Shukla

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Who is eligible for BSc (Hons) at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered a month ago

Candidates who have completed Class 12 in Science stream or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate can apply for BSc (Hons) programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences. Aspirants must have documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

Nishtha Shukla

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What are the eligibility criteria for MSc Clinical Psychology at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered 10 months ago

Candidates should complete graduation. Students must pass a UG degree with Psychology subjects as a major or an equivalent degree from a recognised board and secured a minimum of 50% aggregate. Students can check the MSc course details in the table provided below:

Courses	Tuition Fees	Eligibility
MSc	INR 1.5 lakh - INR 1.7 lakh	Graduation: 50 %

Nishtha

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Is there any entrance exam for the MSc Clinical psychology programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered 10 months ago

Yes, the candidate has to appear for the departmental entrance exam for the MSc Clinical Psychology programme. Students can check more details below regarding admission at MIT School of Vedic Sciences: