Mohyal Educational Research Institute of Technology (MERIT)

The admissions at MIT Academy of Engineering (MITAOE) are primarily entrance-based. The institute conducts a merit-based counseling process for B.Tech admissions, primarily considering the scores obtained by candidates in national-level entrance exams such as JEE Main and MHT CET. The selection process for admission involves evaluating the candidates' performance in these entrance exams, academic records, and sometimes personal interviews. The institute's official website and other reliable sources confirm that the admissions are primarily based on the performance of candidates in these entrance exams and the subsequent counseling process. Additionally, the institute emphasizes that students and parents should not engage with any outsider or agency for admission, as the admissions are done purely on a merit basis. Therefore, it is evident that the admissions at MITAOE are predominantly entrance-based, with the institute giving significant consideration to the performance of candidates in these national-level entrance exams for B.Tech admissions.

Furthermore, the admissions process at MITAOE is also transparent and fair. The institute ensures that all candidates are treated equally and are selected based on their merits, as confirmed by the official MITAOE brochure. This transparency and fairness in the admissions process make MITAOE an attractive option for students seeking a comprehensive and enriching engineering education.

Maharaja Agrasen College is a college of the University of Delhi., a well- known college in Central Delhi.

 Admissions to undergraduate courses at Maharaja Agrasen College is primarily on the basis of performance as evidenced by the student's results in the Class 12th board examinations and the results of the Common University Entrance Test (CUET) conducted by the NTA for all UG courses. For admission into UG courses, candidates must apply to CUET UG. Applicants must also apply for Delhi University Common Seat Allocation System “CSAS”.Applicants must indicate their university and programme preferences. One will be allotted seats in various allocation rounds through CSAS.