Colleges in Maharashtra

No, Sir J.J. College of Architecture admissions are not merit-based. The college offers admission to both of its courses on an entrance basis only. For BArch admission, students need to submit JEE Main Paper - 2/ NATA score + counselling. For M.Arch admissions, PGETA score is required.

Whistling Woods International was initially famed for its founder or the renowned Filmmaker Subhash Ghai,  it has since earned its own fame being a member of the prestigious International Association of Cinema, Audiovisual and Media Schools or CILECT. The institute has earned accolades from and has been ranked by national and international bodies including FICCI, Forbes and Hollywood Reporter for its education in the Film, Communication, and Creative Arts domain.

To get admission in Sir J.J. College of Architecture, you need to clear the admission steps. The college selects students on an entrance basis for both of its courses. You need to register on MHT CELL for CAP counselling for BArch admission. Once a seat is offered, pay the admission fee and report for document verification.

Whistling Woods International is not a government college it is instead a private institute founded in 2006 by the celebrated Filmmaker Subhash Ghai. Students will find his unmissable mark upon the courses, curriculum and methodology adopted by the college throughout its lifetime. Interested students can learn more about the history of Whistling Woods International on its official website.

No, Sir J.J. College of Architecture admissions 2026 are not open yet. Interested students can keep checking official site for the latest updates. The applications are expected to start in June 2026. 

Yes, Whistling Woods International is a recognised college being a member of the prestigious International Association of Cinema, Audiovisual and Media Schools or CILECT. The institute has also received the SMPTE Excellence in Education award and is known for its partnership with institutions such as Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS).

Yes, candidates who applied through the scores of the UCEED are required to appear for the Drawing Test for further evaluation. This rule applies to all candidates who applied through non MIT-WPU CET scores. These candidates are also required to appear for the Portfolio Review as well as the personal interview round.

No, BDes course admissions at MIT-WPU, Pune are not open to direct admissions. All candidates who wish to take admissions into the BDes courses at MIT-WPU, Pune must fulfill both the eligibility criteria as well as present a valid scorecard of any one of the accepted entrance exams. The selection will based on the scores obtained in the entrance exam.

The total number of seats available for the BDes in Product Design course at MIT-WPU, Pune is 60 seats. This course shares the same seat intake as BDes in User Experience Design and Visual Communication Design. 

The rest of the BDes courses at MIT-WPU have a seat intake of 30.

The tuition fees for BDes courses at MIT-WPU is charged annually from every student with each installment costing INR 4.25 lakh. Candidates may need to pay a little less amount due to the scholarships secured at the time of admissions. The total tuition fees for all BDes courses at MIT-WPU is INR 17 lakh.