MIT-WPU Pune has opened applications for many 2027 courses. Its main schedule gives 14 December 2026 as the deadline for BCA, BCom, MBA and a BBA group, while BBA Events has an earlier 4 December deadline. BTech applications are open without one stated closing date. BTech CSE accepts JEE Main, MHT-CET or PERA-CET 2027 scores and a written statement of purpose; BCA and BBA use MIT-WPU CET and a personal interaction.
The 2027 dates apply only to the courses open for that intake. BA, BPharm and MPharm entries still marked closed for 2026 have not confirmed a new deadline.
MIT-WPU Admission 2027 Dates
| Programme group | Application position | Next selection step |
|---|---|---|
| BTech, including CSE | Applications open; common closing date awaited | Relevant 2027 entrance score and statement of purpose |
| BBA, BCA and BCom | 14 December 2026 in the group schedule; some BBA pages give 4 December | MIT-WPU CET 2027 and personal interaction |
| MBA | 14 December 2026 in the current course schedule | Entrance score and university selection stages |
| MTech and MCA | 14 December 2026 in the current course schedule | Course-specific test and interaction requirements |
BBA Events applications close on 4 December 2026, earlier than the broad BBA group deadline of 14 December. BTech CSE applications are open without a closing date. Test and interaction dates follow separately.
Eligibility for Popular Courses
| Course | Academic eligibility |
|---|---|
| BTech CSE | At least 50% aggregate in Class 12 with English, and 50% in Physics and Mathematics with an allowed third subject. Maharashtra reserved-category applicants need at least 45% under the course rule. |
| BCA or BCom | Class 12 with English and at least 50% aggregate, or 45% for Maharashtra reserved-category applicants. Some diploma applicants qualify under separate conditions. |
| BBA | Class 12 in any stream with English and at least 50% aggregate, or 45% for Maharashtra reserved-category applicants. |
| MBA Marketing | At least 60% in a three- or four-year bachelor's degree, or 55% for Maharashtra reserved-category applicants; also 50% in Class 10 and 12 with English in Class 12. |
MBA Marketing requires a valid non-zero entrance score as well as the qualifying degree marks. Other MBA specialisations can have different eligibility conditions.
How MIT-WPU Selects Students
BTech CSE uses JEE Main, MHT-CET or PERA-CET 2027 percentile and a 500-word statement explaining the reason for choosing the course.
For BCA and BBA, the university uses MIT-WPU CET 2027 and a personal interaction. BBA also considers an eligible MAH BBA CET 2027 score, but the student still attends the university's interaction. BCom follows MIT-WPU CET 2027 and an interaction.
MBA Marketing considers CAT 2026, XAT 2027, NMAT 2026, GMAT, CMAT 2027, MAH-CET 2027, PERA 2027 or MAT from September 2026. The university also uses an online test, group discussion, extempore and personal interaction, along with past academics and work experience. A valid national-level entrance score remains compulsory for admission confirmation under this course rule.
How to Apply
- Open the MIT-WPU admissions account and select the Pune programme and specialisation.
- Enter contact and academic details. For BTech CSE, add the accepted entrance-score details and the 500-word statement of purpose.
- Pay the application charge shown for the selected course. The BCom application instructions list ₹2,000; that amount should not be assumed for every other programme.
- Attend the test, interaction or interview stages required for the selected course. Check the result and any offer in the application account and registered email.
After a Provisional Offer
Selected students pay the first programme-fee instalment and complete their registration account. MIT-WPU then issues a student registration number and checks original documents. The offer gives the payment deadline and document requirements.


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