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<p>As per official website, cutoffs for admission are not available. The university decides the cutoff and minimum score in Phase I & II. Candidates who clear Phase I can appear for Phase II. Phase II is conducted in Pune campus. Phase I selection is based on Portfolio and SOP submitted by applicant. The final selection in course depends on the overall performance in both phases.</p>
<p>Admissions are based on performance in Phase I & Phase II. In phase I, applicants have to make a portfolio and SOP. These are submitted along with the application form. Based on this, the university selects some students for next phase. For phase II, all selected students have to report to MITID, Pune. A Studio Test and Interview is conducted there as phase II. Final selection is based on overall performance. </p>
<p>Yes, candidates who are interested in applying for Certificate courses can apply directly after completing their Class 12. Selection of candidates for all Certificate courses is merit-based where, Class 12 board exams are considered.</p><p>Candidates are not required to appear in any entrance exams for Certificate course admissions.</p>
<p>Phase II is likely to be conducted in May. Applications for admissions start from October. To appear for Phase II exam, candidates need to clear Phase I. It includes submission of application form along with a Portfolio and (SOP). The university selects students based on their application form. There are two parts in Phase II, Studio test and Interview. Both of these are conducted in MITID campus, Pune.</p>
<p>Students have to submit some documents during Audisankara College of Engineering and Technology admissions and applications. The general list is as below:</p><ul><li>Class 12 marksheet & certificate</li><li>Graduation marksheet</li><li>Entrance exam scorecard</li><li>Aadhaar Card/ ID Proof</li><li>Passport-size photographs</li><li>Transfer Certificate</li><li>Migration Certificate - if applicable</li></ul>
<p>To get admission at MIT School of Indian Civil Services, MIT-ADT University, students must meet the eligibility requirement. The eligibility is to have valid scores in last qualifying exams. Check the eligibility below:</p><ul><li>For BA programme, students must pass Class 12 with 50% aggregate (45% for the reserved category) from a recognised board. However, a three-year Diploma with a minimum 50% aggregate (45% for the reserved category) from a recognised technical boardis also considered.</li><li>For MA programme, students must complete graduation in any discipline from a recognised with 5... View more
<p>Yes, an average student can get admission in ACET. The college offers seats through both government and management quota. The government seats are offered on an entrance basis, but management seats are easier to get. Students need to check and fulfil the eligibility requirements to get admission. Even average students can join the college with correct planning.</p>
<p>Yes, entrance is required to get admission in MIT School of Indian Civil Services, MIT-ADT University. The institute offers BA and MA programmes. Admission is entrance as well as merit-based for both courses. To get admission to MIT School of Indian Civil Services, MIT-ADT University, students must clear the university level entrance exams for both courses.</p>
<p>MIT School of Indian Civil Services, MIT-ADT University admission is entrance as well as merit-based for both courses. To get admission to MIT School of Indian Civil Services, MIT-ADT University, students must first clear the university entrance exams, and then pass the university-level selection rounds. Students can apply online through the official website of the college.</p>
<p>Audisankara College of Engineering and Technology <span data-teams="true">admissions are likely to start soon. Interested students can apply online. The college offers UG, PG, and Diploma programmes. It will post the admission notice at the website. To know more, students can check the official page of the college.</span></p>