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MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placement

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MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements Overview 2025
MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements Report 2025
MIT School of Vedic Sciences Average Package 2025
MIT School of Vedic Sciences Student Reviews
MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements FAQs

MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements Overview 2025

The placement details for the batch 2025 are yet to be released on the official website. The students have shared their reviews on Shiksha page. According to the reviews, MIT School of Vedic Sciences has achieved 80% placements in the latest drive. The highest and average package offered during MIT School of Vedic Sciences University placements was INR 10 LPA and 5 LPA.

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Q: How good are the BSc placements at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences offers decent placements annually for its BSc course. As per the students' reviews on the Shiksha page, the institute has achieved 80% placements recently for the BSc batch. The highest and average package offered during the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences placements stood at INR 10 LPA and INR 5 LPA, respectively.

Q: What is the highest package offered during the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences placements?

According to students' reviews on the Shiksha page, the highest package offered during the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences placement stood at INR 10 LPA. The same is tabulated below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics
the highest package	INR 10 LPA

Note: The highest package mentioned above has been taken from students' reviews on the Shiksha page.

MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements Report 2025

As per the students’ reviews on the Shiksha page, MIT School of Vedic Sciences recorded 80% placements recently for its BSc and MSc courses. The key highlights of of the placements are presented below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics
Placement percentage	80%
Highest package	INR 10 LPA
Average package	INR 5 LPA

Note: The data mentioned above has been taken from students’ reviews on the Shiksha page.

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Q: How are the placements at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

The placement report for the academic year 2024-2025 is yet to be release on the official website. As per the students' reviews on the Shiksha page, the institute achieved 80% placements recently. The highest and average package offered during the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences placements stood at INR 10 LPA and INR 5 LPA, respectively.

Q: What is the placement percentage of MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

As per the latest students' reviews on the Shiksha page, MIT School of Vedic Sciences recorded 80% placements annually for its BSc courses. The placement percentage of the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences placements is presented below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics
Placement percentage	80%

Note: The placement percentage mentioned above has been taken from students' reviews on the Shiksha page.

MIT School of Vedic Sciences Average Package 2025

The MIT School of Vedic Sciences average package offered during the 2025 placement drive is yet to be published on the official website. According to the students reviews on the Shiksha page, the average package offered at MIT School of Vedic Sciences during recent placements stood at INR 5 LPA.

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Q: What is the average package offered during MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

According to the Students reviews on the Shiksha page, the average package offered during recent placements stood at INR 5 LPA. The same is tabulated below:

Particulars	Placement Statistics
Average package	INR 5 LPA

Q: How much is the fees for BSc (Hons) at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

The total tuition fees for BSc (Hons) is INR 1.9 lakh - INR 4.1 lakh at MIT School of Vedic Sciences. Aspirants need to pay the programme fees after completion of the selection rounds to confirm their seat. The fees must be paid in the payment mode accepted by the school.

Q: What is the total tuition fee for various courses at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

The university offers four courses at the UG and PG level. Candidates can check the points below to know the course-wise total tuition fee at MIT School of Vedic Sciences:

BSc- INR 1.9 Lacs - INR 4.1 lakh
MSc- INR 1.5 Lacs - INR 1.7 lakh
BA- INR 1.9 Lacs - INR 4.1 lakh
MA-INR 1.4 lakh

Note: This information is sourced from the official website/ sanctioning body and is subject to change.

Q: Are the BSc fees the same for NRI, PIO, and OCI at MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT- ADT University?

No, the MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT- ADT University BSc fee structure differs for NRI, PIO, OCI, and foreign nationals. These candidates are required to pay 1.5 times the tuition, development, and university fees that Indian students pay. This fee adjustment helps the university accommodate the additional administrative and resource needs associated with international admissions and student services.

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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.

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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

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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

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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.

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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.

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MIT School of Vedic Sciences Placements FAQs

Some of the important FAQs regarding MIT School of Vedic Sciences placements are mentioned below:

Q: What are the salary package offered at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

As per the latest students' reviews on the Shiksha page, the highest and average package offered during the recent MIT School of Vedic Sciences University placements stood at INR 10 LPA and INR 5 LPA, respectively.

Q: What is the eligibility for MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences eligibility criteria varies course-wise. Candidates need to complete a minimum of Class 12 for UG courses and graduation for PG programmes. Below is course-wise eligibility for MIT SVS:

Course Name	Common Eligibility
BA (Hons)	Class 12 from any stream or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate
BSc (Hons)	Class 12 from any stream or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate
MA	Any Bachelors’ degree in any discipline from a recognised Indian or foreign board or an equivalent degree
MSc	UG degree with Science subjects with at least 50% aggregate

Q: What is the last date to apply for MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT-ADT University usually releases the application form in December. The university has released the admission dates and candidates can apply till Jul 31, 2024 for their preferred course. Candidates applying for MIT School of Vedic Sciences courses can fill out the application form online on the official website of the university.

Q: What are the courses offered at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

The school offers eight courses in affiliation with MIT ADT University at UG and PG levels in Arts and Humanities stream. MIT School of Vedic Sciences offers BA (Hons), MA, BSc (Hons) and MSc courses. Candidates who have completed Class 12 can apply for the UG courses. Graduation is necessary to apply for any of the PG course at MIT School of Vedic Sciences. Admission to most of the courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. However, for admission to MA Sanskrit, the school conducts MIT SVS’ Sanskrit Language Proficiency.

Q: Are admissions open at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences admissions are open. Candidates can apply online for the preferred course. The school offers admission to courses based on merit of the aspirants. Admission to MA programme requires passing MIT SVS' Sanskrit Language Proficiency (SLP) test with at least 70% score.

Q: Can I get direct admission in MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences considers the merit of the candidates in the last qualifying exam. Candidates also need to provide Statement of Purpose for admission. The school might also conduct a personal interview round for final selection. Candidates further need to report to the campus with the specified documents for verification and pay the course fee to confirm their seat in the school.

Q: What is the admission process for MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Admission to MIT School of Vedic Sciences is a multi-step process. Check below the admission steps:

Application process: The mode of application is online. Candidates can apply on the official website of the MIT-ADT University.
Selection rounds: Admission to most of the courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. However, for admission to MA Sanskrit, the school conducts MIT SVS’ Sanskrit Language Proficiency. Candidates need to submit Statement of Purpose for further selection. Interview might be conducted for providing final admission.
Admission Confirmation: After completion of the selection round, a confirmation mail is sent to shortlisted aspirants. Candidates need to pay a course fee to confirm their admission.

Q: How can I apply at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences application process is conducted online. Aspirants can fill out the form on the official website of MIT-ADT. Check below the steps to apply:

Visit the MIT-ADT University college/university.
Click on 'Apply Now'.
Select MIT School of Vedic Sciences and register with personal details.
Login and fill out the application form.
Upload the documents and pay the application fee.
Submit the form.

Q: Are the BA fees the same for NRI, PIO, and OCI at MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT- ADT University?

No, the MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT- ADT University BA fee structure differs for NRI, PIO, OCI, and foreign nationals. These candidates are required to pay 1.5 times the tuition, development, and university fees that Indian students pay. This fee adjustment helps the university accommodate the additional administrative and resource needs associated with international admissions and student services.

Q: Can I get admission in MIT School of Vedic Sciences BA (Hons) without entrance exam?

Yes, candidates do not require an entrance exam to get admission in MIT School of Vedic Sciences BA (Hons) course. The selection for BA (Hons) is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. The school also evaluates the Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted by the candidates for selection. Once shortlisted, candidates will be either interviewed over phone, or get an admission offer via email.

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

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 %

Q: Which degree programs are offered by the MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Students can check the lust of courses from the points mentioned below:

B.Sc. (Hons) Psychology & B.Sc. (Hons) Psychology with research
M.Sc. Clinical Psychology
M.Sc. Vedic Sciences
M.A. Sanskrit

Q: What is the selection criteria for MA course at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Admission to MA Sanskrit is based on MIT SVS’ Sanskrit Language Proficiency (SLP) test with at least 70% score. The selection to MA Clinical Psychology is based on merit in the last qualifying exam. After completion of the first round of selection, aspirants are required to write an SOP and come for an interview round. MIT School of Vedic Sciences shortlist aspirants for MA courses based on their performance in every selection round. Selected candidates need to pay a course fee to confirm their seat in the school.

Q: When can I apply at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences applications are open. Candidates can fill out the application form on the official website of the school. Aspirants must register with the basic details to get the login credentials. Candidates must apply before the last date to avoid rejection.

Q: Is MA available at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Yes, MA is a two-year course divided into four semesters. MIT School of Vedic Sciences offers MA in two specialisations, Clinical Psychology and Sanskrit. Bachelors’ degree in any discipline from a recognised Indian or foreign board or an equivalent degree is required to apply for MA Sanskrit. For MA Psychology, candidates need to complete a UG degree with Psychology subjects as major or an equivalent degree from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate. Aspirants must fulfil the eligibility requirements to avoid rejection in the later stages of admission.

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

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:

First session- 15 March 2025
Second session- 15 May 2025
Third Session- 17 May 2025
Fourth Session-31May 2025

Note 1: Students can appear in one or more sessions, on paying fees for each session separately

Note 2: Admission will be granted based on entrance test scores and seat availability.

Q: Who can apply for MA course at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Bachelors’ degree in any discipline from a recognised Indian or foreign board or an equivalent degree is required to apply for MIT School of Vedic Sciences MA Sanskrit programme. For MA Psychology, aspirants need to complete a UG degree with Psychology subjects as major or an equivalent degree from a recognised board with at least 50% aggregate. Aspirants must hold the proof of eligibility to avoid rejection in the later stages of admission. Apart from the qualification, aspirants wishing to pursue MA Sanskrit need to qualify MIT SVS’ Sanskrit Language Proficiency (SLP) test with at least 70% aggregate.

Q: Does MIT School of Vedic Sciences offer BA (Hons)?

MIT School of Vedic Sciences offer four-year full-time BA (Hons) in Psychology and Philosophy & Yoga at the UG level. The programme comprises core courses, elective courses and skill-based courses. Students going for BA (Hons) Psychology - BA (Hons) with Research Psychology are eligible for five years MA/ MSc Integrated programme based on NEP 2020

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

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.

Q: How to get admission to BSc (Hons) course at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

The selection to any of the BSc (Hons) course is based on merit in the last qualifying exam followed by an interview round. The school also considers the SOP written by the aspirants. BSc (Hons) is a four-year course as per norms of NEP with multiple exit option. The course is available in various specialisations, namely Psychology, Vedic Science, Philosophy & Yoga and Research Psychology. Candidates need to complete Class 12 from Science stream or equivalent with at least 50% aggregate to apply for BSc (Hons) courses. The selection to any of the BSc (Hons) courses is based on merit in the last qualifying exam followed by an interview round. The school also considers the SOP written by the aspirants.

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Does MIT School of Vedic Sciences, ADT University provide 100% placement?

Answered a year ago

In the recent year MIT school of Vedic Science achieves 80-85% of placements according to the data.

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

Answered 2 months 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.

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Is admission to the BA programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT-ADT University based on merit or an entrance exam?

Answered 10 months ago

Admission to the BA (Hons) Psychology and Philosophy & Yoga programmes at MIT School of Vedic Sciences, MIT-ADT University is purely merit-based. Students are shortlisted based on their Class 12 marks, with a minimum eligibility requirement of 50% or equivalent. No entrance exam is conducted for the

Himanshu Singh

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What is the duration of degree programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered 12 months ago

MIT School of Vedic Sciences offers four BSc Hons Psychology - BSc Hons with Research Psychology courses. The duration of the BSc course is four years. The university also offers an MA/MSc in Clinical Psychology. The duration of the course is two years. Candidates can check below for more clarity:

Indrani Choudhury

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What is the seat intake for various degree programme at MIT School of Vedic Sciences?

Answered 12 months ago

Students can check the points below to know the course-wise seat intake for various courses at MIT School of Vedic Sciences: