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The eligibility criteria for admission to the Master of Architecture (M.Arch) programme at MIT School of Architecture require candidates to have a B.Arch. degree from a recognised university with a minimum CGPA of 6.0 out of 10 or 55% aggregate marks. Additionally, candidates need a valid GATE score

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The Bachelor of Architecture (B.Arch.) programme at MIT School of Architecture costs INR 1,76,000 for the academic year 2024-25 [1].

 

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The fee required for applying to the B.Arch programme at MIT School of Architecture is $75 USD. Furthermore, for those considering enrollment in the Master of Architecture (M.Arch) program, the school now allows applicants to submit results from the PERA CET entrance exam and official scores from Ca

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MIT School of Architecture provides various scholarships to BArch, MArch, MPlan students. The details are mentioned below:

BArch: EWS Scholarship 50% on total fees as per Maharashtra Govt. Norms 10% on admitted intake.

MArch: EWS Scholarship 50% on total fees as per Maharashtra Govt. Norms 10% on admi

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Students seeking admission to M.Arch at MIT SOA must pass graduation in BArch with 55% aggregate or minimum 6.0 CGPA. Those who qualify PERA CET entrance exam with a valid score are given admission. Students who have an experience in heritage travel visits and are proficient in any local languages w

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Yes, MIT School of Architecture offers a two-year PG course of M.Arch in Traditional Indian Architectural Knowledge Systems. The total seat intake for this course is 20. Interested students can visit the official website of MIT SOA and apply for this course in an online mode. 

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MIT School of Architecture offers a two-year MPlan course in only one specialisations, i.e., Urban and Regional Planning. The total seat intake for this course is 20. The admission processes for this course is governed by the guidelines of Council of Architecture, New Delhi (COA) and the MIT ADT Uni

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As per the selection process of MPlan at MIT School of Architecture, students must get a UG degree in Architecture/ Planning/ Civil Engineering/ Technology and a PG degree in Geography or Sociology or Economics with a minimum aggregate of 55% or 5.50 CGPA (5% relaxation for reserved category). Aspir

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MIT SOA offers MPlan course for two years. The total tuition fees for MPlan is INR 4.1 lakh. This information is sourced from official sources. There are other fee components such as Development Fee, Convocation, Alumni charges, Medical Insurance, University Fee, etc., included in the total course f

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Those who are willing to get admission to BArch course at MIT School of Architecture must either pass Class 12 with Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics as subjects or 10+3 Diploma with Mathematics as a compulsory subject. It is a mandatory step to qualify before applying for the course.

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