MIT-WPU Eligibility

Aspirants must pass Class 12 or its equivalent examination in any stream with English subject with at least 50% aggregate marks (45% for reserved category from Maharashtra) to apply for BA LLB (Hons) course at MIT-WPU, Pune.

MIT-WPU, Pune selects candidates for BSc (Hons) Computer Science, Data Science & Analytics and Economics based on their scores in MIT-WPU CET. For all other specialisations, entrance exam score is not required. Selected candidates also need to pass the personal interaction round for final admission.

Candidates need to pass Class 12 with relevant subjects with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category aspirants from Maharashtra) to apply for BSc (Hons) courses at MIT-WPU, Pune. 

Candidates need to pass Class 12/ HSc or its equivalent examination in any stream with English subject with at least 50% aggregate (45% aggregate for reserved category candidates from Maharashtra) to apply for BDes course at MIT-WPU, Pune.

Students appearing for their final higher secondary examinations can register for the upcoming MIT-WPU Pune BDes course admission cycle. Their selection remains strictly provisional until final board marksheets are officially submitted to the university. Candidates must clear all their papers without any active backlogs before the formal counselling deadline.

MIT-WPU, Pune does considers academic performance of candidates for final admission in MBA course. Aspirants must complete a bchelor's degree of 3/4 years with at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for reserved category candidates of Maharashtra) to apply for MBA except Construction Management.

MIT-WPU LLB course provides relaxation in marks for specific categories. Candidates from reserved classes need a minimum of 45% aggregate marks. Though this rule applies only to candidates from Maharashtra State. Out-of-state reserved candidates need to meet the standard 50% criteria. 

MIT-WPU LLB course provides relaxation in marks for specific categories. Candidates from reserved classes need a minimum of 45% aggregate marks. Though this rule applies only to candidates from Maharashtra State. Out-of-state reserved candidates need to meet the standard 50% criteria. 

No, all MIT-WPU BTech financial scholarships are awarded on a strict first-come, first-serve basis. Meeting the entrance exam score benchmarks does not guarantee a waiver if you apply late. The university has a fixed budget for tuition adjustments during counselling rounds. 

MIT-WPU BTech curriculum utilizes a flexible choice-based credit system. Prominent academics and corporate experts designed this industry-relevant syllabus together. The teaching model highlights case-based learning and practical laboratory sessions. Students can easily customize their educational paths according to career goals.