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Atul Singh

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Candidates can not edit following details in their online form:

  • Name
  • Father's name
  • Date of Birth
  • Email Address
  • Photo and Signature

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Bipasha Jha

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For admission, candidates first have to fill an application form. Portfolio and SOP submission is compulsory for admission. Based on these two, the university releases list of selected students for next phase. In phase II, there are two tests. A Studio Test followed by Interview. Candidates who clear both phases are selected.

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Nishtha Shukla

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MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts admissions are open for 2026 session. Candidates can fill out the form online for the preferred course. Admission to UG and PG courses is based on entrance exam scores or performance in PI or portfolio review round.

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Shiksha Vimal

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Candidates can only edit their Academic Details, Course Preference and Reservation Category during JMI correction process.

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Nishtha Shukla

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MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts provides 5% relaxation in aggregate in all courses to reserved category candidates. Such aspirants must have proof of their claim to avail the relaxation. 

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Nishtha Shukla

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Aspirants need to pass entrance exam only for BFA course of MIT School of Fine Arts & Applied Arts. Candidates must have PERA CET or MAH-AAC-CET scores for admission. For MFA and certificate courses, aspirants have to directly come for personal interview and portfolio review round.

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Rakshit Prabhakar

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Admission to Amrita International School of Law is moderately competitive requiring minimum 60% aggregate in 10+2. Admission is based on entrance scores Amrita Law Admission Test or valid CLAT/AILET scores. 

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Yatendra Choudhury

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Yes, candidates can change their course preference during JMI correction process. Only registered candidates can edit their online form.

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Bipasha Jha

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The minimum aggregate in Graduation should be 50%. For SC/ST/OBC/EWS, minimum 45% aggregate is required. Admission process includes two phases. Candidates who perform well in both are selected. Phase I selection is based on Portfolio and SOP. Phase II selection depends on performance in Studio Test followed by Interview.

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Bipasha Jha

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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.

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