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MIT is among the most selective schools in the world, you must be an extraordinarily bright student to be accepted by MIT. Very good grades in Diploma, SAT subject test, TOEFL, projects, extracurricular activities will be required. The more all-rounded your profile is the better the chances of them accepting you.
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However, if you don't have such strong inclination towards B.Tech then you can straightaway take courses such as BBA, B.Com, etc. and then go for MBA. In this way, you'll be able to save one year in this process.
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