The School of Government, MIT WPU curriculum covers a wide range of subjects such as :

• Political communication
• Constituency management
• Campaign and election management
• Legislative procedures
• Budget making and analysis
• It also includes two rigorous internships, a national study tour, and immersive learning

School of Government, MIT WPU has all the facilities available in the tier 1 college. MIT School of Government (MIT-SOG) was established in the year 2005. The college gives PG programme to students. The course is given in the Political Leadership & Government specialisation. MIT School of Government

The practical exposure students will get at School of Government, MIT WPU is given below:

• Field visits to government offices, NGOs, and political party offices

• National and international study tours (including a visit to Delhi to meet policymakers and legislators)
• Hands-on campaign and election managem

 School of Government, MIT WPU graduates can pursue roles such as:

• Political Analyst
• Policy Research Associate
• Constituency Manager
• Election Campaign Manager
• Social Media Strategist
• Legislative Assistant
• Political Strategist

Many alumni have secured positions in political parties, government agencies, NGOs,

The MA in Political Leadership & Government (MPG) is a 2-yr, full-time PG programme which is designed to develop future leaders in politics & also governance. It combines academic learning with the practical exposure to political processes,   leadership skills, and public administration. 

School of Government, MIT WPU Pune has not mentioned age limit to apply for a course. Candidates must only meet the qualification criteria for admission. Aspirants need to complete graduation with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for MA.

Candidates are offered admission at School of Government, MIT WPU Pune based on their entrance exam scores. Aspirants need to appear for a descriptive test conducted by MIT WPU Pune. Selected candidates are also called for a personal interview round. 

The following practical exposure students get in the School of Government, MIT WPU:

• Field visits to government offices, NGOs, & political party offices
• National & international study tours (including a visit to Delhi to meet policymakers & legislators)
• Hands-on campaign & election management activities

No, direct admissions are not possible in the School of Government, MIT WPU. Admissions to various courses is based on merit and other criteria decided by the college. Admission to various programmes is based on merit, descriptive written test, followed by the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conduc