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International students are required to meet certain admission requirements for Engineering courses at MIT. 

MIT admissions generally require a strong academic record (including math and science), standardized test scores (SAT/ACT for undergrad; GRE optional for most graduation programs), English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS), letters of recommendation, transcripts, and compelling essays or statements of purpose for both undergraduate and graduate admissions.

Typically ranked #1 in the world, the MIT School of Engineering is one of the five schools of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. This Engineering school is located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The MIT campus covers an area of 168 acres with 26 acres of playing field. 

The school has over 500 student organisations, nearly 40 Greek-letter and independent living groups, and varsity teams. The students can choose to participate in a huge variety of extra-curricular activities like music, dance, and sport. 

According to the US News and World Rankings, the MIT Engineering School ranks #1 out of 199 best Engineering Schools in the world. The Engineering programme at this school is designed to equip students to gain practical expertise in this quick-changing world of Engineering, rigorous training that is shared through their motto 'mind and Hand', and high employability skills.

With its best-in-the-world faculty members and state of art learning infrastructure, the Engineering at this university continues to rank high on the list.

MIT Engineering School Specialty Rankings

Indian students must get at least 50% marks in NEET UG exam to get qualifying score and pursue MBBS degree in Nepal. Apart from this, they must get at least 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology in Class 12. Some additional requirements for Indian students are mentioned below-
Some other non academic requirements are-

• 17 years of age before Dec
• Passport with min 18 months of validity
• Medical fitness certificate clinic or hospital

There are over two dozen Engineering courses offered under MIT School of Engineering with a variety of specialisations such as Health, Robotics, and Energy.  The aforementioned courses are offline courses, MIT also offers a vast selection of free online courses through its OpenCourseWare (OCW) initiative. 

There are over 2,500 online courses available at this university which covers the entire MIT curriculum. These courses have lecture notes, exams, videos and more. The student can download them offline on the go. 

If you go for MBBS degree from recognized university in Nepal, it is definitely valid in India. After graduating with an MBBS degree from Nepal you must pass the National Exit test, also known as NEXT to gain a license to practice further, in India. This test is recognized and administered by the National Medical Commission (NMC) which allows students with an abroad medical degree to practice in India.