M.Tech

the highest number of seats are offered in CSE branch (30). 60% of these seats are filled by University under All India Quota. Rest of 25% are allotted by ACPC. Seat allotment is based on merit scores of students. Seats are allotted in multiple rounds of counselling. Hence, cutoff decreases in consecutive counselling rounds. Second the highest number of seats are in Cyber Security, Data Science and VLSI Design (24 each). 

The Institute of Technology, Nirma University offers more than 100 seats. Seats are divided under three quotas. 60% seats are reserved for All India Quota, 25% for State Quota and 15% for NRI. Seats under State quota are allotted by ACPC. All India Quota seats are allotted by ITNU. Registration on respective websites has to be done. After submitting application form, the concerned authorities start the counselling process. Counselling is conducted in multiple rounds.

No, MIT School of Food Technology only offers M.Tech in Food Technology course in online mode. The Food technology M.Tech course is offered in online mode for working professionals so that they can both learn and earn at the same time.

Currently, M.Tech in Food Safety and Quality Management course is only conducted in offline mode.

Internships have not been mentioned as a part of the M.Tech in Food Technology curriculum. MIT School of Food Technology mentions that candidates will undergo a technical seminar in the second year of their M.Tech curriculum in the third and fourth semseter.

Still, candidates are advised to pursue some intrnships during the MIT School of Food Technology M.Tech curriculum.

MTech course for working professionals has a seat intake of 12 seats at MIT School of Food Technology. Among these seats, 3 seats ae reserved for special category candidates. Within these 3 seats, 1 seat is reserved for EWS category and 2 seats are reserved for NRI, PIO OCI, etc.

MTech course for working professionals has a seat intake of 12 seats at MIT School of Food Technology. Among these seats, 3 seats ae reserved for special category candidates. Within these 3 seats, 1 seat is reserved for EWS category and 2 seats are reserved for NRI, PIO OCI, etc.

Under the policies of Maharashtra government, 4 seats have been reserved for EWS category candidates at MIT School of Food Technology for M.Tech course.

Out of these 4 seats, 2 seats are reserved from the intake of M.Tech in Food Technology course while the rest of the M.Tech courses only reserve 1 seat each from their total intake.

The seats are divided in three categories. Categories are All India Quota (60%), State Quota (25%) and NRI (15%). All India Quota seats are filled by University. Separate registration on ITNU official website is done. The University releases list of selected students. Selection is based on Bachelor's or GATE merit score. State Quota seats are filled by ACPC. Candidates need to register and participate in counselling. It releases merit list of selected students based on GATE merit score.  

The minimum aggregate required for admission is 50%. Candidate must have completed their BE/BTech from a recognised University. Bachelor degree should be in the same or related course as desired branch. Some courses also require GATE scores. The admissions are based on merit scores of students. Seats are allotted in counselling. The counselling is conducted in multiple rounds.  

ITNU seats are divided under State Quota and All India Quota. 25% of total seats are reserved for State Quota students. State Quota seats are allotted by ACPC. Students have to first appear for GATE exam. Students have to submit an application form on ACPC website as well. It releases list of selected students on the basis of entrance exam score. Only students who have completed their Class 12 from Gujrat can take admission through State Quota.