Design

The minimum percentage required in Class 12 is 45%. For reserved categories like SC/ST/OBC/EWS, minimum aggregate of 40% is required. The university gives admission on the basis of Design Aptitude Test, Studio Test & PI. Cutoff for DAT is not available as per official sources. However, the university decides cutoff and minimum marks every year as per competition.

There is no official cutoff released as per official website. However, the University decides weightage and minimum marks required for admission. Selection is based on three stages. The DAT exam is conducted first then Studio Test followed by PI. The university releases final list on the basis of performance in all three stages. Only students who appeared for all three stages are considered for final merit list.

There is no official cutoff released as per official website. However, the University decides weightage and minimum marks required for admission. Selection is based on three stages. The DAT exam is conducted first then Studio Test followed by PI. The university releases final list on the basis of performance in all three stages. Only students who appeared for all three stages are considered for final merit list.

Admissions in MIT Institute of Design are based on Institute-based entrance exam. The university conducts a Design Aptitude Test. Selection procedure consists of three stages. First stage is Design Aptitude Test, followed by Studio Test and PI. In first stage, number of selected students are four times of total intake. Every stage filters number of applicants. The final merit list is based on performance in all stages. 

The admissions are based on DAT scores. Registration for the exam starts from October. The application deadline is February last week. Exam is conducted in all over the country. There are multiple centres in 10+ cities. Design Aptitude Test is conducted on first Sunday of April. The selected students are required to report to MITID Campus (Pune), for next stage. Next stage includes a Studio Test and Personal Interview. Merit list is based on performance in all three stages. Only students who clear all stages are considered for admission.

Applications for DAT exam starts from October. The application is INR 3,000. Deadline for application is February last week. The exam is conducted in 10+ cities across the country. DAT is conducted on first Sunday of April every year. After clearing exam, applicants have to give a Studio Test as well. It is conducted on campus, followed by PI. Students who clear all three rounds are considered for admission. The university releases merit list of students as per performance in all stages.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design provides hostel for BDes students. The hostel fee for one year is around INR 2 lakh. Hostel facility is optional and depends on availability. Mess & Laundry charges are compulsory if opted for hostel. As per Shiksha reviews, Hostel has twin and tripple sharing rooms. Other facilities like furniture, Wi-Fi, laundry, mess, etc. are also provided.

Yes, MIT Institute of Design provides hostel for BDes students. The hostel fee for one year is around INR 2 lakh. Hostel facility is optional and depends on availability. Mess & Laundry charges are compulsory if opted for hostel. As per Shiksha reviews, Hostel has twin and tripple sharing rooms. Other facilities like furniture, Wi-Fi, laundry, mess, etc. are also provided.

The total fee is INR 19.8 lakh. Fee can be paid annually or semester wise. A CMD of INR 15,000 is paid by students in first year at the time of admission. Fee includes multiple components. Some of the components are Academic fee, Hostel fee, Mess charges, etc. Students get a choice to opt for Hostels at the time of admission.

The application entry requirement is Class 12 from any stream. Candidates have to fill an application form and register for DAT exam. Application fee is INR 3,000. The exam is conducted across the country in multiple cities. Once a candidate clears stage I, they are called for stage II. Stage II is conducted on-campus in Pune. A Studio Test followed by personal interview is conducted. Admissions are based on performance in all three stages.