MIT Art Design and Technology University: Admissions 2026, Courses, Fees & Placements

Admission

MIT Art Design and Technology University (MIT-ADT), established in 2016, is a private university located in Pune, Maharashtra. It is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and accredited with NAAC ‘A’ grade. The university offers UG, PG, diploma, and doctoral programs across engineering, design, management, media, performing arts, and humanities.

Popular programs include B.Tech, B.Des, BBA, MBA, MCA, M.Des, MA (Media & Journalism), and Ph.D.. Admissions are conducted through JEE Main/MHT CET, NATA, MIT-DAT, CAT/MAT/XAT, and merit-based selection.

Eligibility: 10+2 for UG programs; graduation in relevant field for PG programs; PG degree for Ph.D.

Admission Process: Entrance exam scores, portfolio review (for design/media), counseling, and enrollment.

Fee Highlights: UG programs ₹1.5–2 Lakhs per year; PG programs ₹2–2.5 Lakhs per year; Design programs ₹2–3 Lakhs per year; Ph.D. fees vary by specialization.

Campus

Located at Rajbaug, Loni Kalbhor, Pune, MIT-ADT’s campus provides facilities such as:

• Smart classrooms and modern laboratories
• Design studios and innovation hubs
• Film & media production houses
• Performing arts centers and auditoriums
• Central library with digital resources
• Hostels for boys and girls
• Sports complexes and cultural clubs
• Entrepreneurship and incubation centers

Placement

The university’s placement cell provides career guidance, internships, and industry exposure. Key highlights include:

• Recruiters: Infosys, TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Accenture, media houses, design firms, and startups
• Average Package: ₹4–6 LPA
• Highest Package: ₹12–15 LPA
• Sectors: IT, engineering, design, media, management, and performing arts
• Career Support: Internships, workshops, skill development programs, and counseling

Scholarship

MIT-ADT offers multiple scholarship opportunities:

• Merit Scholarships: For top scorers in JEE, MIT-DAT, CAT/MAT
• Government Schemes: SC/ST/OBC/minority scholarships
• Need-Based Waivers: Financial support for economically weaker students
• Special Scholarships: For arts, design, and performing arts achievers

On average, 25–30% of students benefit annually.

Cut Off

Admission cut-offs at MIT-ADT vary by program:

• B.Tech: JEE Main/MHT CET percentile (70–80+ for general category)
• B.Des/M.Des: MIT-DAT scores (top 30–40 percentile preferred)
• MBA: CAT/MAT/XAT percentile (55–70+)
• Ph.D.: Entrance exam + interview

The university publishes clear guidance for each session, helping aspirants understand eligibility benchmarks.