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Akanksha Malhotra

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There were many Indian graduates that studied at MIT and make a significant contribution to the field of technology. India's involvement with MIT goes back more than hundred-year-old to 1882. Keshar Bhat was the first Indian student enrolled in MIT. Some of India's leading business families sent their heirs to MIT to prepare them for successfully running the family business. Mentoned below are some famous Indians that graduated from MIT:

  • L. Kirloskar 
  • Anant Pandya 
  • N. Dastur 
  • Thomas Kailath
  • Adi and Nadir Godrej
  • Aditya Birla
  • Suhas Patil

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For the class of 2027,  Massachusetts Institute of Technology acceptance rate is 4.8%, it is very difficult to secure admission here. Students applying to MIT need to submit the following documents.

  • Official school transcripts
  • SAT or ACT scores
  • English language proficiency proof
  • A statement of purpose
  • the latest Resume
  • Essays and personal statements
  • A letter of recommendation

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As per MIT,  96.6% of MBA graduates of the MBA Class of 2022 received offers within three months of graduation. the average base salary increased by 7.6% to USD 159,391 and the median base salary increased to USD 165,000. Apart from this, the median signing bonus was USD 30,000. Top industries where MBA graduates were placed.

Sectors

Percentage of graduates placed

Consulting

31.2%

Technology

22.6%

Finance

22.6%

Healthcare/Pharma/Biotech

6.8%

MIT also reported that 25% of graduates received stock and equity compensation with an average value of USD 121,527.

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GMAT score is the important factor of the MIT MBA application process and plays an important role in the holistic evaluation process. International students must provide their valid GMAT score for MIT Solan MBA admissions. The median GMAT for MBA class 2025 is 730 with a GMAT range between 700 - 760. 

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MIT and Harvard are top universities in world. They are famous quality education and excellent research opportunities. MIT admissions is known as technology powerhouse of US as it focuses on STEM - science math engineering and technology courses. Harvard is known for offering wide array of sciences and liberal arts programs. It is difficult to get into both MIT and Harvard as acceptance rate of both colleges is quite low.

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There is a big difference when it comes to research and research budgets of MIT and IIT. Whether you are going for a PhD program or for any scientific research, MIT offers one of the best environments in the world for conducting research. The STEM courses offered by MIT have been ranked amongst the best in the world and has been consistently placed under the top five or ten by top-ranking publishers. 

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Atul Mishra

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MIT University conducts virtual interviews through a member of MIT Educcational Council to assess the applicants in person. The interview usually lasts between 30 minutes to 2 hours and is not formal. Interviews are basically to assess the applicant's aspirations, passions and goals which are directly or indirectly related to either themselves or towards innovation.

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Both MIT and Harvard are two of the most difficult universities to get into as the acceptance rate at both the universities are incredibly low with around 4%. This is solely on the choice of an applicant where he / she want to take admission. Both the universities offer 50+ majors in a variety of fields and there are a number of student clubs that students can join.

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