Engineering

To be eligible for the M.Tech programme at Modern Education Society's College of Engineering (MESCE), candidates must meet the following criteria:

Educational Qualification: The candidates to be considered for employment should be graduates or Kepler's Scholars holders with first and upper-second-class honors in the following course;- Bachelor of Engineering and Technology (B.E/B.Tech) holders in the respective field from a recognised university with an average pass percentage or equivalent grade point average of fifty percent or its equivalent.

Entrance Exam: Contenders must attend GATE exam or any other competitive exam suggested by the college.

Additional Requirements: It is, therefore, important to check the MESCE website's detailed programme requirements as some specializations, may have some prerequisites.

The latest cutoff list of M.Tech admissions in Modern Education Society's College of Engineering (MESCE) differs according to the specialization and the GATE test scores or the scores in any other entrance exam are also taken into consideration for admissions. Cutoff scores per Program are likely to be between 25 to 40 marks out of one hundred for the most sought specializations in the UCT list such as Computer Engineering as well as Structural Engineering. For the most accurate information, it is recommended that interested students visit the official website of MESCE or call the admissions office for annual cut-off details for prospective changes based on competitiveness and capacity.

Modern Education Society’s College of Engineering (MESCE) have a fee refund policy which normally provide for rebate fee refund on certain circumstances. When a student has withdrawn from the course, before a year commences, they can get their full refunds, less some charges in most instances. In case of withdrawal after the session has started the amount that will be refunded to the client may be different depending on the time the client withdraws and the reason they have to withdraw. That is why students need to refer to the official MESCE website or the admission office to get more detailed information about the refund policy as terms may vary from year to year and can be regulated by the college.

A number of variables, such as the particular program, the volume of applications, and the general performance of candidates in the GATE exam, might affect the Round 1 GATE scores needed for admission to M.Tech programs at IIT Bombay. Popular M.Tech specialisations including computer science, electronics, and structural engineering typically have quite high cutoff scores, typically between 600 and 750 out of 1000. The cutoff scores might be marginally lower for streams that are less competitive. Following the announcement of the GATE results, IIT Bombay usually makes available the official cutoff scores for each program, which are used as a standard for admissions. 

Candidates can refer to the table below to check out the IIT Bombay M.Tech cutoff 2024 for Round 1.