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In September 2021, MIT College of Management typically didn't require the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) for admissions. However, admission requirements can change over time. To get the most up-to-date information on what's needed for admission, it's best to visit the college's official webs

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To check the merit list at MIT College of Management, they use a special computer system known as ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning). It's like a smart tool that helps students find important information easily. You can usually locate the merit list and other important updates in the "Notice and Ann

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To get into MIT College of Management's BBA program, there's no fixed CUET score requirement, but it's usually high, often around 80% or more. What matters most is how you perform in your 10+2 exams from ICSE, CBSE, or any State Board in India. You should aim for at least 50% (though it's a bit lowe

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You can reach out to MIT College of Management to find out the exact admission requirements. Typically, having a minimum of 50% in your B.Tech degree is sufficient for applying to the M.Tech Construction Management program. However, if there are limited available seats or a lot of applicants, they m

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At MIT College of Management, MIT ADT University, the M.Tech Construction Management Program is designed to teach you the skills needed in the construction industry. It lasts for four semesters. In the first two, you'll learn the basics in class and work on-site twice a week.

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MIT School of Management Placements 2023: the highest Package, Average Package, Top Companies. 

The average percentage of placements (on-campus and off-campus) for the 2023 drive stood at 95%. The highest package and average package offered were INR 7 LPA and INR 4.20 LPA, respectively.

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MITSOM Rankings/ Awards

MIT School of Management has been ranked 59th amongst Non-Government Institutes and 77th overall. Ranked 7th by Ministry of Science and Technology for Smart India Hackathon in 2017. MITSOM has also received an “Educational Excellence Award” at Indo- American E

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MIT College of Management CoursesSome of the courses offered at MITCOM are

 B.B.A, Executive M.B.A., M.Tech., and Ph.D courses. Streams in which MIT College of Management courses are offered are management and business administration, commerce, computer application and IT, engineering and archit

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How is life at MIT College of Management?

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IT is one of the best college in Maharashtra with good infrastructure. You will find students from all the 29 states studying there and also students from other parts of the world like Afghanistan, Iran, african countries, so the crowd is quite cosmopolitan.The campus is situated between hills, so i

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It will be wrong to compare any one course to the other because at the end of the day, how good a course is depends on the aptitude of the student and how much they like the course. But the MBA course might arguably be the best course the college has to offer. The BBA/LLB integrated course is also a

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