Gangtok, September 26, 2025: The MIT University Sikkim PG Admission 2025 process has officially begun, opening doors for students seeking advanced education in management, science, technology, and humanities. Applications are now live on the university’s admission portal, with officials urging candidates to apply early as seats are limited.
The postgraduate portfolio includes MBA, MCA, M.Com, M.Sc, and MA programmes with specialisations in Mathematics, Computer Science, Biotechnology, Journalism, English, and Social Sciences. University officials said the programmes are aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, blending classroom learning with industry-focused training.
Eligibility and Duration
To apply for PG admission 2025 at MIT University Sikkim, candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree with at least 50% marks in a relevant field. Most programmes run for two years (four semesters), with some offering additional project work or internships to strengthen professional skills.
Application Process
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Complete online registration at the official MIT University Sikkim portal
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Upload academic documents, ID proof, and photographs
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Pay the application fee online
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Await counselling and seat confirmation
The university has set up a student support team to guide applicants through the entire admission process.
Fees and Scholarships
The annual PG course fee ranges from ₹40,000 to ₹90,000, depending on the chosen programme. To encourage meritorious and financially weaker students, the university has introduced scholarships with up to 70% fee waiver for the first batch of applicants.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of MIT University Sikkim’s PG programmes will have opportunities in corporate firms, research organisations, NGOs, universities, and government institutions. With dedicated placement assistance and tie-ups with industry partners, the university aims to prepare students for both domestic and global career paths.
Why It Matters
By starting the PG Admission 2025 session, MIT University Sikkim is positioning itself as a new academic hub in the Himalayan region, offering modern infrastructure, expert faculty, and skill-based education. The move reflects a growing demand for quality postgraduate education in India, especially in emerging fields of management, science, and technology.