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      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad Admission 2026: Dates, Fees, Eligibility, Cutoff & Application Form

      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad Admission Process

      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad, gives all the education, which has obtained approval from food technology college. They impart learning from B.Tech in the food technology stream. MIT College of Food Technology admission to the course is available to most eligible students who can acquire selection through a countrywide and regional entrance exams.

      All the major entry process of this MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad start mainly during the time the academic session during about July or August. Candidates applying for MIT College of Food Technology admission must attend entry examinations, which include JEE-main by CBSE, MHT-CET which is taken through DTE in Maharashtra and at AIEEA UG as conducted for the applicants of ICAR's.

      The important dates for the MIT College of Food Technology admission process vary with the entrance examination. For JEE Main, application forms usually start in December and exams are held in January and April. For MHT-CET, application forms are available in January and exams are conducted in April or May. AIEEA-UG dates are declared separately by ICAR.

      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad Application Process

      Steps for getting admission to MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad:

      • Must qualify in Entrance exams such as JEE Main, MHT-CET, or AIEEA-UG
      • The students should enroll in counseling for their choice. 
      • During the counseling process apply through the application form of MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad 
      • Collect all necessary documents for applying.
      • Pay application fee as per announcement.
      • For counselling, a student has to appear at scheduled time announced by concerned authority.
      • The student has to get seat allotment and attend the MIT College of Food Technology for verification of the documents and admission process.

      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad B.Tech Food Technology Admission Process

      The 4-year B.Tech Food Technology is the flagship course of MIT College of Food Technology, an integrated approach for food processing, preservation, and technology. Entry is through competitive entrance exams either JEE Main, MHT-CET, or AIEEA-UG. The college selects 40 students every year in this discipline in which the students receive individualised attention and quality education in this specialised field.

      MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad Documents Required

      • Mark sheets for 10th and 12th standards.
      • Entrance examination score card
      • Domicile certificate (if required)
      • Category certificate (if applicable)
      • Other documents as demanded by counseling authority

      Prospective candidates must ensure the submission of these documents for verification as per MIT College of Food Technology admission guidelines.

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      Student Reviews for MIT College of Food Technology, Aurangabad

      Average Rating

      2.8
      Rating given by students

      Total Reviews

      3
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      Overall

      2.8

      Infrastructure

      3.3

      Placements

      2

      Campus Life

      2.7

      Academics

      3.3

      Value for Money

      2.7

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      If you are looking to just take the degree college is best.

      Anonymous Posted on 31 Oct'24
      B.Tech Food Technology - Batch of 2024-01-01
      2.6

      Academics

      College have approved by aicte with A grade . college have updated syllabus with vasantrao naik marathwada krushi vidhyapeeth parbhani . college gives excellent practical and theory experiment to the student.

      College Infra

      MIT college of food technology aurangabad have average infrastructure. It have one store building. College does not provide wifi connection. ... .. Collage lave library, ground, labs ,reading room ...etc

      Campus Life

      Campus life is not much good and not must bad . it stands neutral when it comes to the campus life . as it is small College they not have much budget to spend on the facilities like cultural activities, trips etc.

      Placements

      Not only this College, every college of food technology have placement issues. They are unable to provide placement to the student . many industries are prefe to experienced person the job the are not interested in freshers. So it is major problem for all colleges.

      Value For Money

      Collage have average fees .College provide schlorship to student. So it not much expensive in terms of the degree College gives more concessions to the student who belongs to SC/ST/ OBC CATEGORY. Collage gives value for the money.
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      My experience is not much bad.

      Anonymous Posted on 26 Oct'24
      B.Tech Food Technology - Batch of 2024-01-01
      2.2

      Academics

      College offers only b.tech in food technology course . Which has duration of 4 years. Maximum staff have completed p.hd and other have completed masters. Staff is friendly and cooperative in the terms of acidimics.

      College Infra

      College infrastructure is not so much good. Labs in the college are well equipped. Instruments and machinery are in good condition. college also provides hostel facilities.overall college environmental and infrastructure is average.

      Campus Life

      College life is not much good and not much bad. It's neutral. If you want only degree for your life then college is good for you . The college don't have any cultural function,not single trip,not any social activities.

      Placements

      Placement of the college are worst thing I have ever seen. College don't provide any single placement. This college have problems in intranship also . They are unable to give intranship to all students. I have suffered much for intranship also.

      Value For Money

      Frankly speaking, there is no value for the course itself. I think D.ed or B.ed is better option than Food Technology. The fees for 1 year is 50905 for open category and concession for SC/ST student. As I told there is 10-20 % value for the money not for this college but For the degree itself.
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      Mixed experience at MIT

      Anonymous Posted on 10 Jun'24
      B.Tech Food Technology - Batch of 2022-01-01
      3.6

      Academics

      I studied food technology at MIT Aurangabad. The curriculum is updated according to me. Most of the Teachers are good but some really don't co-operate with students. Lectures and practicals are conducted regularly.

      College Infra

      Classrooms are spacious and are equipped with basic furniture. College has hostels for boys and girls but the seats are limited . College canteen is very average I didn't like food that used to get there . Laboratory and libraries are decent .

      Campus Life

      Campus life was good though . Students are friendly. Events like farewell party , freshers party are fun .

      Placements

      Placements at MIT Aurangabad are very average. Only half of the students gets placed . I completed my graduation during pandemic so I really faced problems finding internships and college also didn't provide much assistance.

      Value For Money

      Average college ROI wise.
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