MIT School of Distance Education

Aspirants need to pass graduation from a recognised university/ institute to apply for PGDM programme at MIT School of Distance Education. Hence, candidates cannot apply after Class 12. The selection of candidates for PGDM programme is based on scores of the candidates in the qualifying exam.

Yes, candidates can get admission at MIT School of Distance Education without any entrance exam score. The school shortlists aspirants based on their merit in the last qualifying exam. MITSDE considers graduation scores of the aspirants for PG, Diploma and certificate courses. The selection for professional certificate programmes is based on Class 10/ Class 12 scores of the candidates.

MIT School of Distance Education admissions are open for 2025 session. Interested candidates can fill out the form for the preferred course on the school's website. The school offers admission to candidates based on their qualifying exam scores. MITSDE offers admission to PG, Diploma and certificate level programmes.

MIT School of Distance Education offers admission to candidates directly based on their merit. Those who fulfill the eligibility criteria for the preferred programme can get admission. The school reviews the application form of the aspirants to confirm eligibility. Those who are shortlisted can confirm their seat by paying the course fee.

Both MITSDE and SDEBVU are good universities and are their online programs ( distance learning programs) are good.

If we compare the tuition fee of MIT School of Distance Education and UPES online for its open MBA programme, we will see that MIT School of Distance Education is much more affordable than UPES online. The MBA programme at MIT School of Distance Education is INR 60,000 - INR 90,000, while the open MBA programme in UPES Online is INR 1.4 Lacs - INR 2.2 lakh. Therefore, the MA programme at MIT School of Distance Education is more affordable.

MIT School of Distance Education MBA admissions are confirmed when candidates have completed the document verification and paid the tuition fee. If candidates have not completed their graduation and have applied in the final year of their graduation they will only be given provisional admission and they will have to present their consolidated marksheet to confirm their admission. Thus, candidates should make sure they have completed all formalities of the admission process.

The first step to take admission into MBA at MIT School of Distance Education is to complete one's graduation. Candidate's with a valid graduation degree are eligible to apply for admission into the programme. Candidates can also apply for admission if they are in their final year of graduation, but this will only give them provisional admission into the university. To confirm their admission candidates will have to present the consolidated marksheet of their graduation. Therefore, candidates should first complete their graduation then apply for MBA admission at the university.

MBA admissions at MIT School of Distance Education takes place through merit secured in graduation. Candidates can follow the mentioned steps to apply for admission at the programme once they have graduated:

1. Apply for MIT School of Distance Education MBA Admission
2. Wait for the selection process
3. Complete the document verification
4. Pay some amount of the tution fee

Candidates can also apply for admission in their final year of the programme, once cleared they will be given provisional admission, which will be confirmed when the consolidated marksheet is submitted.