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A holistic review means the school looks at everything in your file. They check your grades, but they also read your essays carefully. They want to know about your interests and any challenges you faced. Illinois Tech Mumbai uses this to see if you are a good fit. It gives every BSc applicant a fair

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If you want a tech-heavy major while pursuing Illinois Tech Mumbai BSc program, try to take four years of Math and Science. Taking Physics is a great idea too. For other majors, three years of these subjects is usually fine. You must also have studied four years of English. Doing well in tough class

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No, submitting SAT or ACT scores is optional for Illinois Tech Mumbai BSc program. You can send them if you feel they represent your skills well. If you choose not to, it won't hurt your chances at all. Illinois Tech Mumbai cares more about your daily work in high school. This makes applying for a B

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To join the Illinois Tech Mumbai BSc program, you need solid high school scores from boards like CBSE, CISCE, or IB. For instance, CBSE students usually need about 61%, while CISCE students need 50%. The team at Illinois Tech Mumbai looks for a "B" grade overall. They want to see that you are ready

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Traditional universities like IIT Bombay or BITS Pilani offer huge residential campuses with thousands of students. Illinois Tech Mumbai is a more niche, urban center focused on professional and technical growth. It has a smaller intake of only 120 students for the BSc program. This means you get mu

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Yes, the curriculum is a direct mirror of the Chicago campus and is highly STEM-focused. While a standard Indian B.Sc. is often three years, the Illinois Tech Mumbai programme is a four-year degree. It emphasizes practical technology skills like Artificial Intelligence and Business IT from day one.

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The one-time payment is a small INR 5,000 charge when you enrol to the Illinois Tech Mumbai BSc course. It covers basic administrative costs for setting up your student profile. It is a very small part of the overall cost. Once you pay this at the beginning of your BSc, you only need to focus on you

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No, the tuition is the same for every student. Everyone pays INR 16,00,000 per year for Illinois Tech Mumbai BSc course. This applies to all the different majors offered. Illinois Tech Mumbai believes in being fair and transparent with costs. The fee is the same for both Indian and international stu

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The main difference is the heavy focus on technology and innovation. Most MBAs focus only on general management, but Illinois Tech Mumbai teaches you how to lead in a tech-driven world. You get a curriculum that is designed by a global university known for engineering and science. This gives you a m

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The degree is offered by DY Patil University (recognized by UGC), besides IIT Patna, Microsoft, and NSDC certification programs.

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