Admission Dean 2025-26 - Dr. Sangita Phunde, MIT-ADT University

1.1 Allocation of Seats Reserved for National and State CET Examinations for Professional Degree Programmes.

MIT Art, Design, and Technology University is committed to providing high-quality education while ensuring a transparent and fair admission process for professional degree programs. As per the Maharashtra Private Universities (Establishment & Regulation) Act, 2023, under section 41 (4), forty percent of the total approved intake capacity is to be reserved for students domiciled in the state of Maharashtra. In line with our commitment to admitting meritorious students at both national and state levels, we hereby submit this proposal requesting permission to allocate the reserved seats for Common Entrance Test (CET) candidates as follows:

60% Quota of the total seats will be allocated to other candidates through the National CET’s (such as JEE/NEET/NATA/DAT/CAT/MAT/ATMA/GATE etc.), enabling students from across the country to participate and ensuring a competitive and diverse student base.
▪ 40% Quota of the total seats will be allocated to Maharashtra state domiciled candidates through the State CET’s (such as MHT-CET/PERA etc.), giving local students an opportunity to access professional education while maintaining state-level representation.
If the candidates are not available for either National or State CETs, then seats will be transferrable to the available CETs candidate to ensure no seat remains vacant.

This proposed allocation seeks to balance national and state-level talent, ensuring that students with exceptional merit from all regions have the opportunity to enroll, while also safeguarding access for local students. The implementation of this structure will contribute to upholding a high academic standard, fostering diversity, and enhancing the university’s standing within the professional education sector.