Maharashtra Institute of Technology

Hi, Visit this link to check colleges based upon your rank:
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Good Luck. Hope it helps.

Mit-Pune has started B.Arch courses recently (2 years ago), therefore not much is known about their quality of education for B.Arch courses. In terms for architecture courses I think it would be better to choose RV college of architecture over mit-Pune (mit-wpu ). .

You must choose AIMS I. e, Atharva college for PGDM or MS.

Please visit this college predictor:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor

Yes, you can apply for B.Tech at MIT-WPU through MHT-CET only. Make sure you fulfil their basic eligibility criteria i.e. 50% marks in class 12th (PCM). As for the cut-off, MIT-WPU has its own admission procedure where you get WPU rank based on your profile. The WPU rank will decide whether you will get a seat in your desired branch. The whole admission process is transparent where real-time admission process and seat allotment will be screened in front of you.

Sorry to say, but your marks may not be sufficient to fulfil the cut-off criteria of government colleges. Try for private colleges, some private colleges are at par or even better than most of the government colleges.

Well, you may have a moderate chance of getting CSE at MIT-WPU with your MHT-CET score. For CSE/IT, you can opt for Bharati Vidyapeeth, PCCOE and AISSMSSE. If you are considering management quota then you can also apply for PICT.

The minimum eligibility for taking admission in mit-wpu for B.tech courses is 50% marks in PCM. With your board marks you may face difficulties with admission process. I suggest you to contact the college officials via college website to solve your queries regarding eligibility criteria.

Hello! Yes, students pursuing their MBA from average or below-average college, unfortunately, end up with those low salary packages. MIT isn't really a good choice for pursuing MBA. There are much better MBA colleges in Pune itself like SIBM, SCMHRD, and PUMBA.
Being a fresher, it's strongly recommended to aim for the good, reputed colleges only.

Well with 62 percentile it would be difficult for you to get ECE at MIT WPU , but still apply for the B.Tech admission programme of the college. You may get admitted in 2nd or 3rd round.