MIT World Peace University 2027Degrees, branches and course fees

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination from a Government-approved institution/board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with Mathematics, Mathematics & Statistics, or Applied Mathematics as a subject. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.) Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a Government-approved Technical Board/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC in the Science stream or its equivalent examination from a Government-approved institution/board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a subject. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a Government-approved Technical Board/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or equivalent examination in the Science stream, with Mathematics or Mathematics & Statistics as one of the subjects, with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only). Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering & Technology with 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Central or State Government-approved Institution or Board, or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or equivalent examination in the Science stream, with English as a compulsory subject with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only). Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering & Technology with 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE-approved/ Central or State Government-approved Institution or Board, or equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination from a Government-approved institution/board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the Science stream, with English as a subject. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.) Alternatively, a Diploma in Pharmacy with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a State Government-approved institution/board.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC in the Science stream or its equivalent examination from a Government-approved institution/board with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with Physics as a regular subject. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.) Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a Government-approved Technical Board/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or an equivalent examination from a government-recognized Board, with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks and English as a compulsory subject. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.) Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a government-approved Technical Board/institution or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only. Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from a Government-approved Technical Board/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the Media Report & Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.) Alternatively, a 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from a Government-approved Technical Board/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) with English, Physics and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, along with any one of the following: Chemistry, Biology, Technical Vocational Subject*, Computer Science, Information Technology, Informatics Practices, Engineering Graphics, or Business Studies. Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution. Alternatively, Any other eligibility criterion prescribed from time to time by the appropriate authority, as defined under the applicable Act.

How admission works

Admissions shall be based on the candidate's valid JEE (B.Arch.) 2027 (Paper 2A) or NATA 2027 percentile, NATA 2026 percentage, with 50% weightage assigned to the aptitude test score and 50% weightage to the aggregate marks obtained in the qualifying examination (10+2 or equivalent). In addition, candidates are required to submit a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP), which shall form part of the selection process.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

A recognised bachelor’s degree is listed. The programme is recommended for working professionals with at least 10 years’ experience; prior programming knowledge is not required.

How admission works

The programme team reviews academic and professional details submitted through the online application, then sends selected applicants the confirmation and payment instructions.

₹20,000 per month for two months. The page also names a separate ₹5,000 employee/academician fee, whose billing unit is not stated in that line. Do not assign it to other applicants.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, or Chemistry), B.Pharm., B.Sc. Agriculture, or B.Tech. (Biotechnology and related streams) from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science, or Machine Learning, or an equivalent degree, or B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc. Agriculture/B.Sc. Computer Science. Candidates with degrees other than B.Sc. Statistics must have studied Statistics as a regular subject in their undergraduate programme from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc. (Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, or Chemistry), B.Pharm., B.Sc. Agriculture, or B.Tech. (Biotechnology and related streams) from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 50% aggregate marks in 3/4-year graduation degree in B.Sc. Chemistry/B.E./B. Tech from UGC-approved institution/university (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 50% aggregate marks in 3/4-year graduation degree in B.Sc. Chemistry/B.E./B. Tech from UGC-approved institution/university (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

3/ 4-year graduation degree in B.Sc. or B.E. or B. Tech from Computer Science/ Information Technology/Data Science/ Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning/ Cyber Security/ Cloud Computing/ Big Data Analytics, BCS, BCA from a recognised university with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only). Desirable/ Note: The candidate should have studied Mathematics or Mathematics as one of the subjects at 12th or graduation level.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

3/ 4-year graduation degree in B.Sc. or B.E. or B. Tech from Computer Science/ Information Technology/Data Science/ Artificial Intelligence/ Machine Learning/ Cyber Security/ Cloud Computing/ Big Data Analytics, BCS, BCA, BBA(CA) from a recognised university with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only). For M.Sc. Cyber Security & Digital Forensics: Forensic Science graduates with specialization in Digital/ Cyber/ Computer Forensics are also considered. Desirable/ Note: The candidate should have studied Mathematics or Mathematics as one of the subjects at 12th or graduation level.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

: Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc./B.Sc. (Hons.) in Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science, or Machine Learning, or an equivalent degree, or B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc. Agriculture/B.Sc. Computer Science. Candidates with degrees other than B.Sc. Mathematics must have studied Mathematics as a regular subject in their undergraduate programme from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in B.Sc. (Physics, Applied Physics, General Science, or Electronics) or B.E./B.Tech. Candidates with degrees other than B.Sc. Physics must have studied Physics as a regular subject during their undergraduate programme from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-years Bachelor’s degree in any stream from UGC-approved institution/ university.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree in any stream with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (At least 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the Media Report (Report Writing + Response to Open-ended Questions in Audio-Visual format) and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. Candidates will be given a current topic to speak on. Each student will have 3–5 minutes to present their thoughts, followed by a discussion.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree in any stream from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks in the Health or Allied Sciences stream from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (At least 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, and 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) written by the candidate. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The following candidates are eligible to seek admission to the Ph.D. programme Candidates who have completed: i)Graduates of 4-year Bachelor of Science programmes/ Engineering & Technology (with sufficient Statistics background) with minimum CGPA of 7 .5 and above. ii)Master’s degree in mathematical sciences/ Physical Sciences/ Engineering & Technology (with sufficient Statistics background) with a minimum CGPA of 6.0 or 55% marks in aggregate in the qualifying exam. A relaxation of 5% marks or its equivalent grade may be allowed for those belonging to SC/ST/OBC (non-creamy layer)/differently-abled and other categories of candidates as per the decision of the commission from time to time. Reservation is applicable only to Maharashtra domicile candidates provided they submit the necessary documents for reservation before interview. Outside Maharashtra candidates will be considered in open category. List of Acceptable Undergraduate and Postgraduate Degrees for Ph.D. in Statistics NAME OF Ph. D. PROGRAM RELEVANT UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE (UG) RELEVANT POST GRADUATE DEGREE (PG) Ph. D. in Statistics Graduates of 4-year Bachelor of Science programmes / Bachelor of Engineering / Bachelor of Technology ▪ Minimum three Statistics subjects as major ▪ Minimum CGPA of 7.5 and above Master’s degree in ▪ Statistics ▪ Allied areas of Statistics ▪ Mathematical Sciences ▪ Engineering ▪ Technology ▪ Minimum two Statistics subjects as major ▪ Minimum CGPA of 6.0 or 55% marks in aggregate in the qualifying examination

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. During the Personal Interaction assessment is based on Communication skills, Analytical skills, General Awareness and Personality Traits.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

50% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in Commerce/ Management from a recognised university (minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

50% aggregate marks in 4-year graduation degree in Civil Engineering/ Construction Engineering/ Infrastructure Engineering/ Environmental Engineering/ Architecture or Allied Branches* (Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Production Engineering) from a recognised university (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and Class 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). A valid (non-zero) national-level entrance score is mandatory for the admission. ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. Note: Working professionals will be given higher weightage during the selection process. *Allied branches students need to take bridge courses offered as per pre-requisites in the curriculum.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The page lists a recognised bachelor’s degree with 50% plus a qualifying master’s degree or AIU-approved two-year postgraduate diploma. Alternatives include a five-year integrated master’s with 50%, CA/CS/CMA with a bachelor’s degree, or an eligible four-year bachelor’s with 75% / CGPA 8 out of 10. The specified category relaxation is 5 percentage points.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in UCEED 2027/ NIFT 2027/ NATA 2027/ NID 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in UCEED 2027/ NIFT 2027/ NATA 2027/ NID 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in UCEED 2027/ NIFT 2027/ NATA 2027/ NID 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in UCEED 2027/ NIFT 2027/ NATA 2027/ NID 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in UCEED 2027/ NIFT 2027/ NATA 2027/ NID 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Design, Engineering, or Science with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in CEED 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, Design, Engineering, or Science with a minimum of 60% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in CEED 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a B. Pharm. degree from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India or an equivalent examination from a government-approved university/ institution (Minimum 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Additionally, Candidates must be registered with the State Pharmacy Council. Those who are not registered at the time of admission must submit the registration certificate within one month of securing admission.

How admission works

Selection uses the GPAT 2026, 2025, or 2024 score and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a B. Pharm. degree from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India or an equivalent examination from a government-approved university/ institution (Minimum 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Additionally, Candidates must be registered with the State Pharmacy Council. Those who are not registered at the time of admission must submit the registration certificate within one month of securing admission.

How admission works

Selection uses the GPAT 2026, 2025, or 2024 score and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a B. Pharm. degree from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India or an equivalent examination from a government-approved university/ institution (Minimum 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Additionally, Candidates must be registered with the State Pharmacy Council. Those who are not registered at the time of admission must submit the registration certificate within one month of securing admission.

How admission works

Selection uses the GPAT 2026, 2025, or 2024 score and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a B. Pharm. degree from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India or an equivalent examination from a government-approved university/ institution (Minimum 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Additionally, Candidates must be registered with the State Pharmacy Council. Those who are not registered at the time of admission must submit the registration certificate within one month of securing admission.

How admission works

Selection uses the GPAT 2026, 2025, or 2024 score and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a B. Pharm. degree from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India or an equivalent examination from a government-approved university/ institution (Minimum 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Additionally, Candidates must be registered with the State Pharmacy Council. Those who are not registered at the time of admission must submit the registration certificate within one month of securing admission.

How admission works

Selection uses the GPAT 2026, 2025, or 2024 score and Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University according to the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

Minimum 50% aggregate marks in PCM/ PCB in Class 10+2/ HSC or its equivalent examination, with Physics and Chemistry as compulsory subjects, along with Mathematics or Biology as one of the subjects. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in NEET 2026/ MHT-CET 2026/ PERA-CET 2026, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) written by the candidate

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a B.Pharm. degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from an institution recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) or hold an equivalent qualification from a Government-approved university/institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the candidate’s valid B.Pharm score and a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP).

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with 60% aggregate marks from a government-approved Technical Board/ Institution

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 10+2/HSC or equivalent examination from any stream from a Government-approved Board or institution.

How admission works

Admission is based on Portfolio Evaluation and the Personal Interaction (PI) score. (Portfolio may include audio, video, scripts, or other work prepared by the candidate) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 (includes Drawing Test), Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. The Portfolio Review will be exempted if the candidate has a valid score in UCEED 2027/ PERA CET 2027/ MAH-CET (Applied Arts) 2027; however, the candidate must additionally appear for the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Personal Interaction (PI) Score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in Clinical Psychology, Life Sciences, or allied fields (B.Pharm., MBBS, BDS, BPT, BHMS, BAMS, BOT, and BUMS), or a Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), B.Sc. Home Science, B.A. Psychology, B.A. Sociology, B.A. Philosophy, or B.Ed. from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

50% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree with Economics as a subject (either as minor or major or elective) from a UGC-approved institution/ university (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree in any stream with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university or an equivalent recognized institution. (At least 50% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

50% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a UGC-approved university/ institution or its equivalent (minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).

How admission works

Selection uses the Descriptive Written Test, followed by the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts or an allied field with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses performance in MIT-WPU CET, Personal Interaction (PI) and Portfolio Review conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC along with 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; or PCB# – Physics, Chemistry and Biology. #Biology/Biotechnology is applicable only to the Bioengineering Programme. Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027/ MHT-CET-B 2027#/ NEET 2027# (#Applicable only for the Bioengineering Programme), along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC with minimum 50% aggregate marks, and English as a compulsory subject (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) ; Should have to obtain 50% marks (at least 45% marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) in any one of the following subject groups: Physics and Mathematics along with Chemistry or any Technical Vocational Subject* or Computer Science or Information Technology or Informatics Practices or Engineering Graphics; Alternatively, Should have passed 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks in a relevant branch from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the applicant’s percentile score in JEE 2027/ MHT-CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027, along with a 500-word Statement of Purpose (SOP) submitted in the application form.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

10/SSC with 60% aggregate marks (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only), along with English, Science and Mathematics as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

The listed annual rate covers the three-year diploma stage. The following B.Tech degree stage uses regular B.Tech fees in that future academic year; it is not priced at the diploma rate.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech Biomedical, Bioengineering, Biotechnology, Chemical, Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Civil, Computer Science & Engineering, Materials Science or a similar discipline; or B. Design; Alternatively, a 2- years post graduate degree in M.Sc. in Biotechnology, Physics, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Chemistry, Life Sciences or related sciences; Alternatively, a 4/5- years bachelor’s degree in M.B.B.S., B.D.S., B.Pharm., Pharm.D., BAMS, BHMS/ a relevant clinical degree, with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-approved University/ recognized Institution, subject to programme-specific eligibility.

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 4- years bachelor’s degree in B.E./B.Tech in the relevant Engineering branch* with 50% aggregate marks (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only) from a UGC-recognized University/ Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with a Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid GATE score of relevant discipline (2027/ 2026/ 2025)* will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. For admission under sponsored category, candidate must have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience in a registered firm, company, industry, educational/ research institute, Government Department, or Government Autonomous Organization in the relevant field in which admission is sought. A Sponsorship Certificate (in the prescribed format) is mandatory for admission under this category.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in CLAT or MAH CET LAW 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, with English as a compulsory subject, from a Government-approved Board or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in CLAT or MAH CET LAW 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in any stream from a UGC-approved institution/university or its equivalent (at least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only).

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in CLAT or MAH CET LAW will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) Score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree in Law from a UGC-approved institution/university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks or its equivalent. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the score of Personal Interaction (PI), conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

10+2/HSC or its equivalent examination with 50% aggregate marks, and English as compulsory subjects, from a Government-approved Board or equivalent. (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). Alternatively, 10+3 Diploma in Engineering and Technology with minimum 60% aggregate marks from an AICTE/ Government-approved Technical Board/Institution.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH BBA CET 2027 will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

60% aggregate marks in 3/ 4-year graduation degree in any stream from a recognised university (Minimum 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State). ; 50% aggregate marks in 10 (SSC) and 12 (HSC) examinations, with English as a compulsory subject. ; A valid non-zero score in the relevant entrance examination conducted by the competent authority

How admission works

Selection uses a valid score in CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT (September 2026 onwards). ; Candidates will also be evaluated through 50 marks online CBT, Group Discussion (GD), Extempore, Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule, along with consideration of their Past Academic Record and Work Experience. ; The valid (non-zero) national level entrance score is mandatory for confirmation of admission.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

Programme-specific subjects and marks are yet to be announced in this admission calendar.

How admission works

The calendar names this degree but does not give its separate selection rule.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in any stream from a UGC-approved university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MAH B.Ed. CET 2027/ PERA-CET 2027 or any other State CET will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

a 3/4-year Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks and hold a B.Ed., B.Sc. B.Ed., B.A. B.Ed., or D.Ed. along with a Bachelor’s degree from a UGC-approved institution/university. (At least 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only.)

How admission works

Selection uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination, along with Personal Interaction (PI) score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule. A valid score in MH-CET 2027/ PERA CET 2027 or any other state CET will also be considered for the selection process; in such cases, the candidate must additionally appear for the Personal Interaction (PI) Score conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.

MCA

Who can apply?

3/ 4-year graduation degree in science graduation, BCA, BBA (CA), with 60% aggregate marks from a recognised university (at least 55% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State only). Desirable/ Note: The candidate should have studied Mathematics or Mathematics as one of the subjects at 12th or graduation level.

How admission works

Selection uses the MIT-WPU CET 2027 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by MIT-WPU as per the prescribed schedule.

Later-year tuition uses the current annual rate; the programme page does not give separate future-year tariffs.

Who can apply?

The listed routes include an eligible master’s degree or M.Phil. with 55%, or a four-year bachelor’s degree with 75%. The page gives category relaxations and subject-specific qualifications; Maharashtra domicile and documentary conditions apply where stated.

How admission works

The university Ph.D. test has a 50% qualifying rule, with 45% for the listed eligible categories. The syllabus is half research methodology and half subject content. Selection gives 70% weight to the test and 30% to interview. Approved national-test candidates follow the exemption and interview route stated for this programme.