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MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University applications are open for all courses. Candidates can apply till July 31, 2026 for UG and PG courses. The merit lists will be released in June on the official website of MIT. 

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MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University admissions are open for all courses. Candidates can apply for the preferred course online. The school offers admission to BA, BSc and MSc courses based on performance of candidates in the aptitude test.

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Personal interview is the last stage of admission. MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University conducts PI round to assess candidates on parameters such as interest in filmmaking & techniques, eagerness to learn and knowledge of the applied specialisation.

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Candidates have to pass selection rounds for admission at MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University. The selection is done in three stages, including:

  1. MCQ-Based Assessment
  2. Creative Reasoning
  3. Personal Interview

Hence, direct admission is not possible at MIT School&

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MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University conducts Creative Reasoning round for students who passed the aptitude test. A question paper containing  images and related questions is sent to students via email. Students need to solve the paper and send it in word doc back within the spec

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The total tuition fees for BSc Filmmaking is INR 13 lakh at MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University. Candidates have to appear for the in-house entrance test followed by PI for admission in BSc. Selected candidates have to pay the course fees to cofirm

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Aspirants must pass Class 12 in any stream from a recognised board to apply for BSc programme at MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University. Candidates must have documents proving their eligibility for verification at the time of admission.

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MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University accepts scores of candidates in MIT SFT Filmmaking Creative Aptitude Test for admission to MSc programme. Candidates need to pass MCQ-Based Assessment, Creative Reasoning and PI round for admission to MSc.

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The total tuition fees for MSc is INR 11 lakh at MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University. Candidates selected for admission have to pay the course fees to confirm their seat. Aspirants must pay the course fees on time to avoid admission cancellation.

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MIT School of Film & Television- MIT ADT University applications are currently out for all courses. Candidates can fill out the form for the preferred course online. Aspirants must apply within time to avoid rejection.

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