B.Des. in Game Design 

at MIT Institute of Design, Loni Kalbhor

Maharashtra Institute of Technology Institute of Design offers three years BDes programme across eleven specialisation. BDes is the flagship course of the Institution. Candidates are required to appear in the MIT DAT (Design Aptitude Test) to get into BDes programme. A valid score in MIT DAT followed by personal interview and studio test. As there is no facility for direct admission to the Institute, so candidates wont't be able to get into MIT ID without MIT DAT.

MIT Institute of Design placements 2023 the highest package and average package offered for BDes programme stood at INR 27 LPA and INR 8 LPA, respectively. Further, the minimum package offered during MIT Institute of Design placements 2023 stood at INR 5 LPA. The top recruiters during MIT Institute of Design placements 2023 included TCS, Google and Microsoft.

Below are the eligibility & selection criteria for admission to the Bachelor of Design (BDes) programme at MIT Institute of Design:

• The candidate must have passed class 12 in any stream.
• Candidates must appear for the Design Aptitude Test (DAT) conducted by MIT Institute of Design based on which they will be selected for further admission rounds.
• Candidates based on their performance in the DAT exam will be shortlisted for the Studio Test and Personal Interview (PI) rounds.
• Those who qualify for the Studio test and PI rounds will be required to report to the admission cell at MIT Institute of Design for document verification and fee payment leading to final seat allotment.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design is good for placements for BDes program. The overall key highlights of MIT Institute of Design placements 2025 are presented below:

In case there are any vacant seats in a particular discipline it will be transferred to other discipline where wating list is more. The seat intake for BDes and MDes programmes is mentioned in the table below:

Different PG courses at MITID have different tuition fees. For example, the 1-year Post-Graduate Diploma in Innovation Programme costs INR4,95,000, while the 2-year M.Des in Communication Design is INR3,42,500 per year. Expect additional fees like development charges, university fees, and hostel/mess charges. These can add up to another INR 1,20,000-1,50,000 per year.

MIT Institute of Design PhD eligibility criteria is as below:

• MDes/ M.Arch/ MTech/ M.E/ MCA with 60% aggregate at least
• MBA or equivalent with relevant studies in Design field and Bachelor's degree in any field with 60% marks at least
• PG Diploma in Design (NID/ CEPT or equivalent) with first class at UG level
• MFA/ MVA with 70% marks at least

No, in my knowledge there is no other way of entering the institute without giving the MIT DAT exams.

DAT includes questions which are objective, subjective and a drawing test. The objective and subjective selections will be conducted on computer for drawing the question will be on the screen but the canditate must draw on a  A4 sheet . In the second round, a personal interview and portfolio review will be done and the results will be declared on the MITID websites.

The marks are as followed for Design Aptitude Test it is 25 for Portfolio review 25 marks and Personal Interview 50 marks.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design conducts on-campus placements for its students. The overall the highest and average package offered during MIT Institute of Design placements in recent past stood at INR 27 LPA and INR 8 LPA, respectively. The lowest package offered was INR 5 LPA.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design (MITID) offers UG, PG, and PG Diploma courses in the field of design. At the UG level, the institute offers a three-year full-time Bachelor of Design (BDes) which is the flagship course of MITID. The BDes programme is offered across twelve specialisations. Also, the institute offers a Masters of Design (MDes) programme. MDes programme being a PG level programme is offered across fourteen specialisations.

Candidates seeking admission to the courses offered at MIT Institute of Design must take the Design Aptitude Test conducted by the institute based on which candidates will be shortlisted for the Studio test and Personal Interview (PI) rounds. The qualification of these aforementioned rounds will decide the final seat allotment.