Technology School

Candidates can check below the total tuition fee breakdown of BTech at Polaris School of Technology:

Polaris School of Technology offers a four-year BTech programme. Candidates who have passed Class 10 and Class 12 with minimum 60% aggregate are eligible to apply for this programme. Applicants have to qualify PAT exam. 

Yes, Polaris School of Technology does have its own test. Candidates have to appear for the Polaris Admission Test (PAT). It is a 120-minute standardised assessment. This test is designed to judge essential engineering skills, including analytical ability, critical thinking, and reasoning. 

Yes, Polaris School of Technology admission is open. The institute offers a four-year BTech in Computer Science. Candidates who have passed Class 12 with at least 60% are eligilbe to apply for this programme. Students can check the official site to know more.

The Indian School of Technology and Management MPH eligibility needs to met for students to get a seat. The requirements are as below:

• Bachelor's degree in any Health Science discipline with minimum of 50 % 

Yes, an average student can get admission in ISTM Mumbai. Students are offered seats through merit + work experience basis mainly. Any student who meets the basic eligibility and applies timely can get a seat.

No, work experience is not mandatory for most of the Indian School of Technology and Management courses. However, for MBA & DBA programmes, having a minimum experience is needed.

Yes, students can get admission in ISTM without appearing for any entrance tests. Admissions are given purely on a merit basis. Simply meeting the eligibility requirements is enough.

Yes, Indian School of Technology and Management does accept applications offline. Students can download the form and print it out. It has to be filled and sent via post to the nearest ISTM centre.

To get admission in Indian School of Technology and Management, students need to fulfil the eligibility. Eligible students can then apply online. The institute offers merit-based seats. Students need to also have relevant work experience. Selected students can pay the fees.