Food Technology

The application fee needs to be paid at the last step of the form. The fee is different for different streams, years and categories. This application fee is not generally refundable. Once you have paid the application fee you cannot ask for refund even if you don't want to move further with the application process.

The application fee for each streams and year varies every year. The fee also depends on different categories. Application form is there on the college page. After filling all the details & uploading the required documents, the students need to pay the fee at the last step. Once the fee is paid, the application is successfully submitted.

The mode of MIT School of Food Technology application is online. Students can check the eligibility online before filling the form. Students can fill the application form on the official page of the college.

MIT School of Food Technology is a constituent institute of MIT-ADT University. The hostels are offered by MIT-ADT. The students of SoFT enjoy all the facilities like Hostels, Library, Sports, Medical, Transport, etc. offered by MIT-ADT.

Yes, there is a placement cell in MIT School of Food Technology. Students are offered with placement assistance & multiple internship and placement opportunities. Top recruiting companies like Amul, Coca Cola, Cadbury, ITC, Haldiram's, etc. visisted the campus to hire students.

MTech is offered at the PG level for the duration of 2 years by MIT School of Food Technology. M.Tech isoffered in two specialisations, Food Technology with seat intake of 24 and Food Safety and Quality Management with 12 seat intake.

MIT School of Food Technology is a private institute. It is one of the brainchild constituent faculty members of MIT ADT University. It was established in 2006 and is located in Pune. MIT School of Food Technology provides undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes. The courses include BTech, MTech, and PhD courses in Food Technology.

MIT School of Food Technology has signed around seven MoUs with various organisations. The names are mentioned below:

Yes, you can totally do B.Tech Food Tech as a PCB student! You don't necessarily need Math for all colleges

Look into NIFTEM (Kundli/Thanjavur)—those are the top government spots. Also, make sure to give the CUET (ICAR) exam, as that's the main way PCB students get into government food tech programs

You might have to take a basic 'remedial math' class in the first year, but after that, it's all about food Science and biology

To be honest, one of my close friends struggled a lot in the first year.

MIT School of Food Technology offers internships to students. The key internship highlights 2025 are mentioned below: