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Yes, candidates can get admission to MIT School of Engineering and Sciences BTech courses without appearing for the JEE Main exam. The school accepts various entrance exams. Check out the below list to know all the accepted entrance exams:JEE (Mains)MHT-CETPERA CETUni-GAUGE any other state CET 

Yes, the curriculum designed by MIT School of Engineering & Science for the BTech programme is based on a credit system. Each subject included in the course syllabus is allocated a certain credit. Students who pass the subject paper in end-semester examinations are awarded the respective credits. When the course duration ends, students must have attained a certain number of credits to get the degree. 

For admission to BTech courses offered by the MIT School of Engineering & Science, students must fulfil the basic eligibility requirements set by the institute. As per the BTech admission policy, students who have completed their Class 12 examinations with Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and/or Technical Vocational Subjects and a minimum of 50% (45% for the reserved category) from a recognised board of India are eligible to apply.

As per official sources, the BTech application portal at MIT School of Engineering & Science for 2025 admissions is now closed. The last date to submit the application form for all BTech courses was 31 Jul, 2025. Candidates must note that the extension of the deadline is completely at the discretion of the concerned authorities.

B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Artificial Intelligence & Robotics) graduates from MIT School of Engineering & Sciences can work as:
1. Robotic Research Engineer
2. Robotic Engineers & Automation Engineer
3. Robotic Test Engineer
4. Automation System Engineer
5. Robotic Simulation Engineer

All the MIT School of Engineering & Science BTech courses run for a four-year course duration. Moreover, this course is offered with multiple specialisations, including Aerospace Engineering, Civil Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering and more. All these courses have the same duration. To get admission, students must visit the institute's official website and apply for the programme.

Yes, private companies hire from B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Artificial Intelligence & Robotics) at MIT School of Engineering & Sciences. The program has strong industry linkages with over 231 corporates across various sectors, providing opportunities for training, research, & development.

No, counselling is not required for admission to B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Artificial Intelligence & Robotics) at MIT School of Engineering & Sciences. The admission process is based on JEE 2025/ MHT-CET 2025/ PERA 2025/ MHT-CET-B* 2025/ NEET* 2025 score & a Statement of Purpose (500 words) written by the candidate.

No, direct admission to the MIT School of Engineering & Sciences B.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Artificial Intelligence & Robotics) programme is not available. The admission procedure involves registering & submitting an application form, & a merit list is displayed considering the score in JEE.