Admission to the college is merit-based, primarily through the State CET exam, with a 10% reservation for management seats requiring additional fees. Prospective students must engage in the CAP process of the Maharashtra board, indicating college preferences online. The faculty is noted for its youthful vigor and dedication, offering excellent support for engineering education. Tuition fees vary by category: Rs 1,03,000 for general students, Rs 10,012 for reserved categories, and Rs 50,000 for OBC students.
High achievers in 12th grade and JEE exams may qualify for the TFWS scheme, reducing fees to Rs 10,012. Various scholarships, including ECB and TATA, are accessible for students with lower family incomes. Placement opportunities at MIT are robust, with a 90-100% placement rate annually. Prominent recruiters include Philips, Bosch, and IBM. IT and CS students often find more opportunities, while E&TC, Mechanical, and Civil engineering students have moderate prospects. The highest salary package is Rs 37.60 lakhs per annum, with an average of Rs 6.70 lakhs.
Internships, though not facilitated by the college, enhance resumes. The transition to MIT World Peace University may improve future placements. Financial aids like merit-based scholarships and education loans from the Bank of Maharashtra are available. The TFWS scheme offers fee concessions for high academic achievers. The annual fee at MIT-WPU is Rs 310,000, with merit scholarships available, exemplified by a 40% scholarship awarded to a student with an 89.73 JEE percentile.
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