Pune

Yes, applications are currently open at GEIMS. Candidates can apply online for the preferred course. Aspirants have to fill out the personal, academic and contact details in the application form. Candidates need to pay an application fee to register for a programme at GEIMS.

GEIMS Pune application forms are available online. Candidates fulfiling the eligibility criteria can apply by paying an application fee. Below are the steps to apply for GEIMS admission:

1: Visit the official website of GEIMS Pune.

2: Click on 'Apply Now' on the Home page.

3: Read the instructions and fill out the application form.

4: Upload the documents and pay the application fee to submit the form.

Yes, candidates applying for Diploma in Nautical Science have to pass IMU CET for admission. Indian Maritime University Common Entrance Test (IMU CET) is a national-level admission test. The test is conducted once in year in computer-based mode. Aspirants also need to appear for online test for admission to Diploma in Nautical Science.

GEIMS Pune considers academic scores of the candidates along with test score and PI round. Aspirants must fulfil the eligibility requirements to their course for admission. Below is course-wise eligibility for GEIMS Pune:

No, GEIMS Pune does not offer direct admission. Candidates have to first apply for the preferred programme and then appear for an online examination conducted by the institute. Admission to General Purpose Rating is merit-based and aspirants do not need to appear for the test. Once selected, candidates are further called for a personal interview round for selection. The final admission is offered based on academic score, test score, medical test and performance of the aspirants in the interview round.

GEIMS Pune admissions are both merit and entrance-based. The institute conducts an online examination for all courses except General Purpose Rating. The selection for GPR is based on the performance of the candidates in the personal interview round and merit in the last qualifying exam. Aspirants applying for Diploma course have to also appear for IMU CET for admission. Selected candidates have to further undergo a medical examination for final selection.

The major subjects inlcuded  under the BTech course at MIT ADTU Pune are Computer Science Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Biochemical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Robotics and Automation Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Food Technology, etc. 

Direct admisson to the BTech course at MIT ADTU Pune BTech is not applicable. Candidates must a valid qualification to secure admission.

• Must have passed Class 12 with Physics, Mathematics, and any one of the following subjects: Chemistry, Biotechnology, or Technical Vocational.
• Minimum aggregate marks of 50% in PCM and Technical Vocational subjects.
• Relaxation of 5% is given to candidates belonging to Backward Classes and Persons with Disabilities (PwDs) of Maharashtra State.

Entrance examinations:

• JEE 
• MHTCET 
• PERA CET

A minimum of 60% aggregate in 12th, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.

A minimum of 60% aggregate in class 12, along with an attempt for MHTCET or JEE Mains for Graduate programs, is required to get into MIT Pune. Passed HSC exam with more than 50% marks in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and maths (45% marks in case of OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra). Non-zero marks in MHTCET, too is necessary for Maharashtra State candidates seeking State Quota seats. Out-of-state candidates must possess the same academic standards and should have secured marks more than the cut-off marks in AIEEE.