M.Sc.

MIT School of Computing prepares merit list for MSc based on candidates scores in GATE/ PERA. The selection criteria is entrance-based. It is displayed soon after the conclusion of application process.  

MIT School of Computing MSc eligibility criteria is BTech/ BSc in CSE/IT or BCA degree with at least 50% aggregate. Candidates who are Science graduates with 2 years of IT/ Software industry experience can also apply. 

Yes, V. M. Salgaocar Institute of International Hospitality Education is recognised by the UGC. The institute is affilaited with the Goa University and members of Association of Indian Universities (AIU). 

MIT School of Computing MSc applicants have to pay a fee of INR 1,800. The fee payment can be done via oline fee payment gateway. This fee amount is as per official sources and hence, is indicative.

Aspirants must pass graduation from a recognised institute/ university to apply for MSc programme at MIT School of Film and Theatre. Candidates also need to appear for the test conducted by the school for admission.

MIT School of Computing MSc fee payment can be done through NEFT/ RTGS/ Demand draft or by cheque. The payment has to be done in favour of MIT ADT University, MIT School of Computing. Candidates can check below the bank details:

• Bank Name: Bank of India
• Account Number: 062510210000034
• Type: Savings
• IFSC Code: BKID0000625
• Branch: Maeers Rajbaug Loni Kalbhor, Pune

MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT University offers a two-year MSc course. It is provided in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Admission is granted in PG course on entrance score basis. Candidates should check eligibility and visit the website to register and apply.

The tuition fee for MS in Australia will be in the range of INR 6 L – INR 51 L. A majority of MIM Australian Universities will have first-year tuition fee range between INR 30 L – INR 40 L. The first-year tuition fees of the top-ranked MIM Universities in Australia are given below:

EWS category students receive a subsidy that enables them to save between INR 65,500 and INR 99,500 over the two years as compared to general students. Conversely, NRI and foreign students are charged a premium rate. Depending on the specific program, these international candidates pay between INR 76,750 and INR 1,12,500 more than the standard Indian resident fee.

Yes, all MSc courses at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences include a planned fee increase in the 2nd academic year. For Indian residents, the second-year cost goes up by INR 3,500 to INR 10,000 compared to the first year. This incremental step is standardised across all categories, including EWS and NRI students.