MIT School of Telecom Management
(MITSOT), Aurangabad was founded in the year 2007.
The institute is an AICTE approved Management institution,
is a constituent of MAEER's MIT, which has a legacy of 30 glorious years of
excellence in education.
The college supported by the
industry academically, blends the best of the Technical & Managerial skills
in its curriculum design & course delivery mechanism, to mould students
into the most sought after & highly valued breed of future managers,
professionals and entrepreneurs.
The institute has established itself
as a leading institution and as a premier place of gaining education in the
country, it attracts the best and the brightest students. The institute blends
the best of both, the technical and managerial skills in its curriculum design
and course delivery system.
The institute further trains and
guides students to become the most sought after and highly valued class of
managers, professionals and entrepreneurs.
Eligibility criteria:
- A bachelor's or equivalent degree with a minimum of 50% passing marks from a University recognized by University Grants Commission, Govt. of India.
- Final year students are also eligible to apply, such students after selection will be given provisional admission.
- To apply for admission into MITSOT the candidate is required to fill online application form
Admission Procedure
"MITSOT students stand out for
their academic excellence. They come from throughout the states of India,
representing demographic, economic and cultural diversity. Students are
admitted on the merit basis and MITSOT ensures that once here, students discover
that exploration, challenge and curiosity are limited only by their
desires."
The selection of an applicant for
the course is based on the following:
Written Examination:
- We accept CAT / XAT / MAT / GMAT / MAH-CET scores.
- However, the XAT / MAT/ GMAT and MAH-CET scores will be equalized and validated to the CAT score value and that will only be counted for the purpose of merit list.
Essay Writing and
Situation Reaction Test (SRT) are Integral part of Admission Process:
Written Communication Skill being an
important aspect, the applicants will be required to appear for an essay
writing exercise on a subject and a Situation Reaction Test which will be given
on the spot at the selection centers.
The topics will be general in nature
and anyone who follows the National Newspapers can easily appear for the same
and score good marks.
Group Discussion and
Personal Interview:
Applicants would have to appear for
a round of Group Discussion. This may include role play, case studies and
extempore speech and GD. Therefore the GD process may extend to the second day
although all efforts will be made to complete the process in one day. This is
not an elimination round.
This expert panel will assess the
candidates on various parameters including the suitability of the candidate for
a particular specialization. The panel will also give opportunity to the
applicants to add or delete course options.
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