Food Technology

To get admission in MIT School of Food Technology, students must meet the eligibility. The eligibility of BTech is to pass Class 12 with Physics /Mathematics /Chemistry /Computer with 45%. For MTech, students must have a graduation degree in BTech with 50%. Students can apply online for admission in preferred courses.

MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech fees is INR 3.3 lakh. MT School of Food Technology fee structure includes many components. The total fees may differ at the time of payment due to the variables of the fee struture.

BTech fees for EWS category of MIT School of Food Technology is INR 4.59 Lacs in 2026. This fees is charged from students on yearly basis at the beginning of ach academic year in the BTech course.

Keep in mind that this fees is only applicable for EWS students with Maharashtra domicile.

Yes, candidates can get refunds for BTech fees at MIT School of Food Technology if they choose to cancel their admission. These refunds will be offered based on UGC norms where earlier cancellations will provide more refunds.

If a candidate cancels their admission after 30 days of the commencement of BTech course, they will not receive any refunds.

MIT School of Food Technology hostel fees for first year BTech students is INR 8.58 Lacs in 2026. However, candidates from lateral entry admissions will be charged a hostel fees of INR 6.43 lakh. Candidates are charged this hostel fees on yearly basis at INR 2.14 lakh.

BTech fees for first year admissions at MIT School of Food Technology is INR 8.04 Lacs for the academic year 2026. For BTech lateral entry, BTech fees might be INR 6.08 lakh. This fees will be charged on yearly basis at the beginning of each year.

According to the seat intake data from MIT School of Food Technology, 12 out of the 120 seats for first year BTech admissions are reserved for EWS category candidates.

It must be noted that candidates of the EWS category are only eligible for these reserved seats if they have Maharashtra domicile.

Candidates who take admission in the first year of BTech at MIT School of Food Technology will have eight total semesters in the curriculum. However, candidates who got lateral entry into the BTech course will skip the first year of the course. This means they will have six semesters in their BTech course.

Yes, BTech students can choose from several value added courses to addto their curriculum at MIT School of Food Technology. Some of these value added courses that candidates can choose with BTech are as follows:

• Organic Sustainable Food Production
• Fat and Oil Processing
• Fish Processing Technology
• Good Manufacturing Practices
• Enterpreneurship Development

Yes, candidates can apply for BTech at MIT School of Food Technology in offline mode. To apply offline, candidates need to register on the website of the MIT-ADT University.

Then, candidates can download the admission form. Once the candidates have filled to admssion form, they can either mail or submit in person at the address of MIT School of Food Technology campus.