Compare ISBF Delhi vs MIT WPU School of Economics, Pune

• The final selection criteria comprise the iMET score (weightage – 50%), performance in the Personal Interview (weightage – 30%), and Class XII Board examination score (weightage – 20%), if available. All decisions of the ISBF Admissions Committee are final and binding.
• If Class XII Board scores are not available, the selection criteria will comprise only the iMET score and performance in the PI. Candidates who perform exceedingly well in the admission process may be made an unconditional offer of admission.

Admission will be based on the MIT-WPU CET 2026 Entrance Examination and the Personal Interaction (PI) score, conducted by the University as per the prescribed schedule

• The candidate must either have completed Class XII or will be completing it in the following year
• Candidates from any stream, or studying any combination of subjects, may apply to any of the undergraduate programs offered at ISBF, subject only to the below requirements 
• Candidates applying for BSc (Hons) Economics or BSc (Hons) Economics & Finance must have studied Mathematics in Class XII
• Candidates applying for BSc (Hons) Accounting & Finance, BSc (Hons) Economics & Management, or BSc (Hons) Business and Management must have studied Mathematics up to Class X.

Minimum 50% aggregate marks in Class 10+2/ HSC or its equivalent examination in any stream with English subject (Minimum 45% aggregate marks for candidates belonging to the Reserved Category from Maharashtra State).
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Minimum 55% aggregate marks in any 3 years Engineering Diploma from State Government approved Institution/ board