Manipal Institute of Technology

MET is conducted for admission to BTech at Manipal Institute of Technology. As per the last year, the closing ranks for MET Round 1 was 1083, for Round 2 was 1432 and finally Round 3 Seat Allotment for BTech Computer Science and Technology was 1602. Candidates with a rank of 1500 in MET can expect to get admission in BTech Computer Science and Engineering at Manipal Institute of Technology in the closing rounds as the initial round cutoffs are higher. Candidates can also get other BTech specialisations like at the mentioned rank as Manipal Institute of Technology offers BTech across multiple specialisations. 

Yes, Manipal Institute of Technology does offer admission to BTech programs through Lateral Entry. It helps students with a Diploma or equivalent qualification to go for second year (third semester) of the BTech program.

MIT offers Lateral Entry for various BTech specializations, including Aeronautical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, and more.

Selection Process: Selection is typically based on the Diploma scores and might involve an entrance exam (details on the specific exam will be available on the website).

MIT Manipal admissions to all the UG & PG courses is entrance-based, except for MCA. In order to get admission to Manipal Institute of Technology, candidates are required to qualify for MET, which is an in-house entrance exam of Manipal University. Manipal Institute of Technology has no provision of direct admission except for the two-year MCA course, where candidates for this PG course is selected based on their merit obtained in the last qualifying exam of undergraduate. A merit list is prepared for candidates seeking admission to MCA based on their past academic records.  

The applicant must fulfill the minimal qualifying requirements in order to be admitted to the B.Tech programme at Manipal Institute of Technology. The candidate must secure at least 50% cumulative grade in Science during their class 12. 

For B.Tech Lateral Entry, candidates must, however, have completed a three-year Diploma programme in their chosen engineering stream, awarded by the State Board of Technical Examination, with an minimum of 45% overall, or the equivalent. However, one must have B.Sc degree in Mathematics in class 12 from an accredited university with a minimum of 45% overall, or the equivalent.