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At MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT, the BTech fee for NRI and foreign candidates is INR 19,08,000 in total. This includes categories like PIO, OCI, and CIWGC. The first-year payment for these students is INR 4,30,500.  

At MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT, the BTech fee for NRI and foreign candidates is INR 19,08,000 in total. This includes categories like PIO, OCI, and CIWGC. The first-year payment for these students is INR 4,30,500.  

MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT offers a reduced fee for BTech students from the EWS category. Their total course fee is INR 7,32,500. This is much lower than the general category fee. In the first year, an EWS student pays INR 1,65,500. 

At MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT, the total fee for the BTech programme is INR 12,72,000 for Indian residents. This amount is spread across four years of study. The first year begins with a fee of INR 2,87,000. Charges are clearly defined for each academic year.  

At MIT School of Computing, the final semester of BTech is dedicated to experiential learning. This part of the curriculum focuses on major projects and industry internships. You will apply your classroom knowledge to solve real-world technical problems.  

At MIT School of Computing, BTech degree is earned by completing a total of 171 credits. These credits are spread across eight semesters. They are stored digitally in an Academic Bank of Credits for every student. It allows for a more flexible and modern way of learning. You will always know exactly how many credits you have earned.

At MIT School of Computing, BTech programme offers several high-demand specializations. You can choose Artificial Intelligence and Analytics, Cyber Security and Forensics, or Cloud Computing. There are also niche tracks like AI and Edge Computing and Data Engineering. 

International students applying for BTech at MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT University need to a completed MIT-ADT International Admission Application alongside academic transcripts, standardised test scores, English proficiency proofs, a Statement of Purpose (SOP), and financial/visa documentation.

Yes, MIT School of Computing, MIT-ADT follows the Maharashtra State Reservation policy, where 40% of BTech seats are reserved for candidates who have a Maharashtra domicile. The remaining seats are open to students from all over India as well as NRI and international candidates.