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Akash Gaur

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International UG students must follow the below admission process to get into MIT:

Create a (MyMIT) account
Fill the online application
Upload documents such as transcripts, test scores
Submit a personal statement, and essay on the topic
Pay theapplicaton fee
Submit the application

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Akash Gaur

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Given below are the steps to apply for MIT scholarships for international students:

CSS Profile: CSS Profile is a tool provided by the MIT College Board and is used to determine if the candidate qualifies for a need-based MIT Scholarship. Documents required for the same include:

  • Candidate's parents' income tax returns or wage statements
  • Any other records of money earned
  • Current bank account balances
  • Records of investment
  • Records of untaxed income

The other method is to demonstrate financial need by submitting the Income or Parental Tax return document to the IDOC platform managed by the College board.

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Akash Gaur

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Low-income first year students at MIT are provided a first year grant worth USD 2,000 (INR 1.75 L).

This sum is granted to help with the costs associated with the extra expenses such as sheets, towels & warm coats for the bedroom. The sum is split equally between the Fall & Spring semesters & is only available to first-year students. 

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Akash Gaur

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Yes, MIT maintains a vast catalogue of online courses, across popular streams including: Biology, Brain & Cognitive Sciences, Chemical Engineering, Economics, Management, Mathematics, Physics & Political Science among others.

To know more, students can refer the MITx Online Catalog.

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Akash Gaur

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International students interested in fianncial aids at MIT follow very much the same process as domestic applicants. MIT is known for offering 100% scholarships that too on a need-basis, to eligible students.

There are two methods to apply to a MIT scholarship:

  • Via CSS Profile:  The College board provides a tool that gauges whether a student is eligible for a MIT scholarship or not
  • Income or Parental Tax return document: A English translated version of your parent's tax return is to be submitted through the IDOC platform managed by the College Board.    

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Mukul Thapa

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology acceptance rate stands at 5% according to unofficial source. This shows that institution is highly selective and the applications are reviewed with utmost care. International students are required to meet MIT admission criteria which includes very good academic background, excellent extracurriculars top notch scores in standardized entrance test scores along with relevant work experience for some programs. 

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Akansha katariya

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Yes, Indians with tight finances may find it expensive to enroll in undergraduate or graduate programs at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The annual tuition fees for UG are between INR 50 L and INR 52 L for undergraduate and INR 35 L and INR 1 Cr for graduates. This shows the university is highly expensive. Also, students must be ready for additional costs required for accommodation, transportation, food, insurance, personal expenses, and more. The tuition fee table for popular courses is attached below:

Courses

1st Year Tuition Fees

MS (38 courses)

INR 36 L - 78 L

MBA/PGDM (14 courses)

INR 36 L - 78 L

M.Arch (4 courses)

INR 46 L - 53 L

B.E. / B.Tech (21 courses)

INR 51 L - 53 L

B.Sc. (11 courses)

INR 51 L - 53 L

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Tasneem Hoda

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Times Higher Education is known for providing performance data on universities for students and creates university rankings to evaluate university performance on a global level. The university rankings of MIT USA by Times Higher Education are given as follows:

Year THE University Ranking 
2024#3
2025#2
2026#2

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Rachit Arora

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Yes, MIT School of Engineering offers on-campus housing and the students can contact the MIT admission team regardign the same. 

There are 10 residence halls on MIT campus where students can choose to live as this school wants to make on-campus as affordable as possible for international students.

Below mentioned are the prices of housing at MIT School for Engineering:

Residence Hall

Single

Double

Baker House

$7,315

$6,530

Burton-Conner House

$7,315

$6,530

East Campus*

N/A

N/A

MacGregor House

$6,867

$6,122

Maseeh Hall

$7,315

$6,530

McCormick Hall

$7,315

$6,530

New House

$7,315

$6,530

New Vassar

$7,315

$6,530

Next House

$6,867

$6,122

Random Hall

$6,185

$5,619

Simmons Hall

$7,315

$6,530

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