MIT School of Engineering & Science

The MIT School of Engineering & Science is a great choice for students who want to study in Engineering or Advanced Science courses whether it be Aerospace Engineering, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Applied Statistics, Electronics & Computer Engineering, etc.

The institute follows a curriculum that is designed with ABET and AICTE standards in mind and features industry and academic linkages with top institutions such as California State University, Federal State University, De Montfort University, etc. Alongside top recruiters such as TCS, NINJA, Wipro, Whirlpool, Afcon, Paras Defence, etc.

EWS category students receive a subsidy that enables them to save between INR 65,500 and INR 99,500 over the two years as compared to general students. Conversely, NRI and foreign students are charged a premium rate. Depending on the specific program, these international candidates pay between INR 76,750 and INR 1,12,500 more than the standard Indian resident fee.

Yes, all MSc courses at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences include a planned fee increase in the 2nd academic year. For Indian residents, the second-year cost goes up by INR 3,500 to INR 10,000 compared to the first year. This incremental step is standardised across all categories, including EWS and NRI students.

MIT School of Engineering and Sciences MSc fees depend on your specialisation, residency and financial status. For Indian residents, Clinical and Applied Psychology cost INR 2,25,000, Chemistry and Applied Statistics cost INR 1,90,000, while Vedic Sciences and Indian Knowledge Systems are the most affordable at INR 1,53,500. 

The limited intake of 6-18 seats per branch for M.Tech courses at MIT School of Engineering and Sciences aims to provide students with hands-on access to advanced research centres. Key facilities include-

• Electric Vehicle Siemens Lab for specialised training in EV design and battery technology.
• VLSI Design Centres, which offer tools for IC simulation and FPGA development.
• Rubiscape Centre of Excellence that is focused on data Science and advanced technology research. 

With just 12 seats, the MIT School of Engineering and Sciences M.Tech in Electric Vehicles offers highly focused training that aligns with India's green energy shift. While M.Tech placements in Pune average INR 6-7 LPA, these Electric Vehicles students can get placed with automotive giants through the university's corporate hubs. It's a more specialised career path compared to broader degrees at larger colleges.

MTech students have reported an average salary package of INR 6.5 - 7 LPA. The highest package was INR 60.5 LPA. Although this is an impressive average package for any private university, colleges like PICT Pune usually provide even higher packages for M.Tech in Computer Science. This course is recommended for those who favour industry-oriented projects to theoretical research.

The MIT School of Engineering and Sciences M.Tech campus at Loni Kalbhor offers world-class amenities, including specialised labs for Aerospace and Robotics, which are often better than those at smaller city-based colleges. While the lifestyle and sports infrastructure are excellent, the semi-rural location means students spend more on-campus, so budget for extra daily living expenses accordingly.

The total academic fees for the MIT School of Engineering and Sciences M.Tech range between INR 1,245,500 - 210,500. When you add hostel costs of INR 5.2 Lakhs for four years, the overall investment can reach INR 17 - 27 Lakhs. This is significantly higher than government colleges, so check if you qualify for their merit-based tuition scholarships first.

Aspirants must pass a bachelor's degree with relevant subjects with a minimum of 50% aggregate to apply for MSc at MIT School of Engineering & Sciences. There is a relaxation of 5% in aggregate for reserved category, EWS and PwD aspirants from Maharashtra.