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Bhupinder Kour

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To be eligible for MIT-WPU B.Tech programs, candidates must meet the following criteria:

For B.Tech programs, candidates should have a minimum of 50% aggregate score in PCM/PCB or Physics & Mathematics with any Technical Vocational Subject in 10+2/Class 12th, with Physics, Mathematics, and English as compulsory subjects, along with Chemistry/Biotechnology or Biology/Technical Vocational Courses. Additionally, a minimum of 50% aggregate score in Class 12th/HSC is required.

Candidates can also be eligible with a minimum of 60% aggregate score in Diploma in Engineering & Technology in an appropriate branch from a UGC approved University, wi

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Anisha Mishra

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To be considered for admission at MIT-WPU, candidates must take the MIT-WPU entrance exam. The majority of MIT-WPU admissions are based on the results of the MIT-WPU CET, a national-level/state-level entrance exam. After taking the entrance exam, students must also participate in the university-level selection rounds for final admission. The admission criteria for popular courses at MIT-WPU, including eligibility and selection process, are outlined in the table below. Please refer to the table for the eligibility and selection criteria for MIT-WPU course admissions in 2024: 

Popular CoursesEligibilitySelection Criteria
MBA/ PGDM

Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 60%

CAT/ XAT/ NMAT/ MAT/ GMAT/ MAH CET/ PERA CET + GD/ Extempore + PI + Statement of Purpose + Work Experience (if any)

BE/ BTech

Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics & English as compulsory subjects and a minimum of 50-60% aggregate in the PCM group (55% aggregate for reserved category candidates)

JEE Main/ MHT CET/ PERA CET/ NEET UG + Statement of Purpose

BBA

Class 12 with 60% aggregate with English subject in any stream

MIT-WPU CET + PI

BCA

Class 12 with 50% aggregate in Science stream

MIT-WPU CET + PI

MCA

Graduate with 60% aggregate in any stream from UGC-approved institution

MIT-WPU CET + PI

BSc

Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 50%

MIT-WPU CET + PI

BCom

Class 12 or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 60%

MIT-WPU CET + PI

LLB

Graduation with a minimum aggregate of 55%

MIT-WPU CET/ CLAT/ LSAT/ MH CET Law/ PERA CET + PI

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Anisha Mishra

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Aspirants must pass bachelor's degree of 3/4 years with at least 60% aggregate (55% aggregate for reserved category candidates of Maharashtra) to apply for MBA at MIT-WPU, Pune. 

Candidates must pass graduation in Civil Engineering/ Construction Engineering/ Infrastructure Engineering/ Environmental Engineering/ Architecture or Allied branches with at least 55% aggregate (50% aggregate for reserved category candidates from Maharashtra) for MBA in Construction Management.

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tarun mittal

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Yes, there are other criteria for students whose domicile is not Haryana. According to the NIT Kurukshetra website, 50% of the seats are reserved for candidates who belong to Haryana state. The remaining 50% seats are filled through the All India Quota (AIQ) which is based on the JEE Main scores.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Shabana Bee

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Yes, you can give ODE NIOS. You are eligible for the same. Good luck.

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