C-4 Janak Puri, New Delhi, Delhi, India - 110058
The evolution of technical education in the National Capital Territory of Delhi is inextricably linked to the emergence of private institutions that function in close synergy with state university systems. The Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT) represents a significant case study in this development, serving as a premier engineering college affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU). Established in 2001 under the aegis of the Surajmal Memorial Education Society (SMES), the institute was founded with the objective of providing high-quality engineering education that balances theoretical rigor with industrial applicability.
Over the course of two decades, MSIT has transformed from a fledgling technical center into an institution characterized by National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) 'A' Grade status and a consistent presence in national ranking frameworks such as the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) and the International Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF).
The institution’s growth is underpinned by a robust organizational philosophy rooted in the legacy of Maharaja Surajmal, a prominent 18th-century ruler known for his strategic acumen and commitment to justice. The Surajmal Memorial Education Society, which governs the institute, comprises approximately nine thousand life members, reflecting a broad-based community initiative to democratize access to professional education. This societal backing has provided MSIT with a stable foundation for capital expansion and academic innovation. The institute’s strategic location in Janakpuri, New Delhi, offers it a distinct advantage in terms of connectivity and proximity to the corporate corridors of Delhi, Noida, and Gurugram, which is a critical factor in its high employability rates and industry-academic collaborations.
The governance of Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology is structured through a tiered administrative system that ensures compliance with the standards set by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and the Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The Surajmal Memorial Education Society (SMES) provides the overarching strategic vision, while the institute’s daily operations are managed by a Governing Body and a Director-Incharge. This management structure has been instrumental in securing and maintaining multiple certifications, including ISO 9001:2015, which attests to the institutional commitment to quality management systems.
The institute operates in close proximity to its sister organization, the Maharaja Surajmal Institute (MSI), which focuses on non-engineering professional programs such as Business Administration, Computer Applications, Law, and Education. While the two entities share several infrastructural facilities, including the central library and auditorium, they maintain distinct academic identities and regulatory approvals. MSIT’s technical programs—Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)—are all accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), a hallmark of quality that facilitates global recognition for its graduates.
The academic landscape at MSIT is designed to address the multifaceted demands of the modern technology sector. The institute offers both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, with a primary focus on the Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) program. The departmental structure is organized to facilitate specialized learning while encouraging interdisciplinary research and development.
The Computer Science and Engineering department is the most sought-after academic division at MSIT, largely due to its alignment with the rapidly expanding software and data science industries. Established in 1999 (initially under the broader institute before the formalized technology focus), the department has evolved from running basic degree programs to offering a high-density B.Tech curriculum that covers artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cloud computing. The department operates in two shifts—the morning shift and the evening shift—to accommodate the high volume of qualified students seeking admission. Each shift has a sanctioned intake that allows the institute to maximize its laboratory and classroom resources effectively.
Complementing the CSE division, the Department of Information Technology focuses on the systemic application of computing technologies in business and social sectors. The curriculum is designed to cultivate IT professionals capable of designing, implementing, and managing intricate digital ecosystems. The IT department shares a similar shift-based operational model, ensuring that students from diverse backgrounds can access its resources. The pedagogy in this department emphasizes real-time problem-solving, which is reflected in the high number of hackathon wins recorded by its students.
The ECE department at MSIT bridges the gap between hardware engineering and software systems. Its curriculum covers a wide spectrum of technologies, including VLSI design, wireless communication, and embedded systems. Students in this department have historically secured some of the most lucrative international placement offers, indicating a high level of technical proficiency and global competitiveness. Government grants have recently upgraded the specialized laboratories that support the department.
Focusing on the foundational aspects of power systems and industrial automation, the EEE department provides students with the expertise required for the energy, manufacturing, and robotics sectors. While categorized as a core engineering branch, the department has successfully integrated modern computational tools into its teaching, preparing students for the "Smart Grid" and renewable energy paradigms.
In addition to the standard four-year B.Tech programs, MSIT offers Master of Technology (M.Tech) degrees in several specializations, including Computer Science, ECE, EEE, and Mechanical Engineering. These programs are designed for deeper academic specialization and are generally research-centric, with small batch sizes of 18 students per specialization to ensure personalized mentorship. Furthermore, the institute facilitates lateral entry for diploma holders, allowing them to enter directly into the second year of the B.Tech program, thereby promoting diverse entry pathways into technical education.
Program Level | Specialization | Duration | Primary Selection Criteria |
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Undergraduate | B.Tech (CSE, IT, ECE, EEE) | 4 Years | JEE Main Paper 1 |
Lateral Entry | B.Tech (CSE, IT, ECE, EEE) | 3 Years | GGSIPU CET |
Postgraduate | M.Tech (CSE, ECE, EEE, ME) | 2 Years | GATE Score / Merit |
Allied Professional (MSI) | BBA, BCA, B.Com (Hons), B.Ed | 2-3 Years | IPU CET / CUET |
Allied Legal (MSI) | BA-LLB, BBA-LLB | 5 Years | CLAT |
Allied Management (MSI) | MBA | 2 Years | CAT / CMAT / IPU CET |
The admission mechanism at MSIT is highly formalized and follows the centralized counseling process of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University. The primary criterion for B.Tech admission is the performance in the JEE Main Paper 1, conducted by the National Testing Agency. This reliance on a national-level entrance exam ensures that the student cohort is comprised of individuals with a high degree of mathematical and analytical aptitude.
To be considered for admission, candidates must have passed their 10+2 (Senior Secondary) examination from a recognized board with a minimum aggregate of 55% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Additionally, a pass in English as a subject is mandatory. The admission landscape is further defined by regional reservation policies: 85% of the total seats are reserved for students belonging to the Delhi region (those who completed their qualifying exam in Delhi), while the remaining 15% are open to students from outside the Delhi region. This policy significantly impacts the closing ranks during counseling, as the competition for "Outside Delhi" seats is exceptionally high.
For the B.Tech Lateral Entry program, candidates must possess a three-year diploma in engineering or technology from a recognized institution with a minimum aggregate of 60%. Selection for these seats is based on the rank obtained in the GGSIPU CET. For M.Tech admissions, the eligibility criteria include a B.Tech or B.E. A degree in a relevant discipline with a minimum of 60% aggregate is required, and preference will be given to candidates who possess valid GATE scores.
In accordance with the Delhi Professional Colleges and Institutions Act, MSIT reserves 10% of its sanctioned intake for admission under the Management Quota. These admissions are conducted transparently based on the merit of qualifying exams and entrance scores, following advertisements in leading newspapers and the institute’s official portal.
This provision allows for a limited number of direct admissions while maintaining a strict merit-based hierarchy.
B.Tech Branch (General Shift I) | Delhi Region Closing Rank (Approx. 2024-25) | Outside Delhi Closing Rank (Approx. 2024-25) |
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Computer Science and Engineering | 104,334 | 57,293 |
Information Technology | 121,370 | 63,021 |
Electronics and Communication | 172,023 | 71,718 |
Electrical and Electronics | 203,289 | 80,632 |
A defining characteristic of MSIT’s recent institutional trajectory is its pivot toward high-impact research and development. The institute has successfully transitioned from a teaching-centric model to one that actively encourages faculty and students to pursue funded research projects and intellectual property creation. A combination of government grants and industrial sponsorships supports this research culture.
MSIT faculty engage in diverse research areas, ranging from genomic investigations to advanced signal processing. One of the most significant projects is the DST-SERB (Department of Science and Technology - Science and Engineering Research Board) project under the TARE scheme, titled "Physicochemical Investigations of the binding interactions of NHE inhibitors with APOE3/APOE4 isoforms of human APOE gene." This project, valued at INR 18.30 lakh, reflects the institute’s capability in handling complex biological and chemical research.
Other notable government-funded initiatives include:
AICTE MODROBS Scheme: The institute received INR 10.43 lakh for the "Upgradation of Soft computing/Multimedia Lab" and INR 3.64 lakh for the "Upgradation of existing network lab." These grants are critical for maintaining the technological currency of the institute’s physical resources.
DST Project on Facial Expression Analysis: A grant of INR 4.52 lakh was awarded for developing an "Automatic Pain Intensity Detection" system, highlighting the institute’s focus on applied artificial intelligence in healthcare.
MoES Grant: The Ministry of Earth Sciences provided financial support for hosting the National Conference on Recent Trends in Climate Change, Energy, and Sustainability (NCRTCES-2024), fostering a dialogue on environmental ethics and technological solutions.
The institute’s research capabilities are augmented by strategic partnerships with major public and private sector enterprises. The Department of CSE received a substantial grant of INR 30 lakh from Petronet LNG Ltd. for the establishment of a "Center of Excellence of Computational Intelligence and Machine Learning Lab". Additionally, a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) between ONGC and the Surajmal Memorial Education Society led to the creation of a "Center of Excellence (CoE) Lab" focused on the Internet of Things (IoT), AI, and Machine Learning. These laboratories provide students with an environment where they can work on industry-sponsored research problems, thereby improving their professional readiness.
MSIT has systematically developed an ecosystem that nurtures innovation and entrepreneurial thinking among its students. This effort is spearheaded by the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) and the Entrepreneurship Cell (eCell MSIT), both of which are aligned with the national "Start-up India" and "Atal Ranking of Institutions on Innovation Achievements" frameworks.
Founded in 2014, eCell MSIT serves as an open platform for students to explore the mechanics of business development and startup ventures. The cell’s goals include nurturing students to transform ideas into viable prototypes and fostering a mentor pool of seasoned entrepreneurs and investors. Through Shark Tank simulations and regular interaction sessions, students gain firsthand experience in pitching ideas and managing capital.
MSIT is a participating institution in the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan, a flagship initiative of the Ministry of Education aimed at rural transformation through technical assistance. The institute has adopted five villages: Asalatpur, Dabri, Nangli Jalib, Nangal Raya, and Tihar Gaon. Under the leadership of faculty conveners, students conduct surveys to identify local issues and prepare Village Development Plans (VDPs). Technical projects under this cell focus on resolving rural sanitation, literacy, and infrastructure challenges, thereby instilling a sense of social responsibility in engineering graduates.
The IIIC at MSIT is tasked with bridging the gap between academic theory and corporate practice. The cell facilitates internships, industrial visits, and collaborative projects, ensuring that students are exposed to real-world technological shifts. The existence of this cell is a key reason why MSIT has maintained a high placement record even during periods of market volatility.
The success of MSIT is often measured by its placement outcomes, which are among the highest in the GGSIPU network. The institute’s Training and Placement department works throughout the academic year to groom students for the competitive recruitment process.
The placement cycles for 2024 and 2025 have shown strong industry confidence in MSIT’s graduates. In 2024, approximately 484 students were placed, with the highest package reaching INR 50 LPA and an average package of INR 8.6 LPA. For the ongoing 2025 cycle, 382 students have already secured placements, with top offers reaching INR 72 LPA at Fyusion Inc. and high-value international offers at Google (London) for INR 1.7 Crore and Amazon (Dublin) for INR 1.2 Crore.
These statistics reflect a robust institutional alignment with global technical standards. While the Computer Science and Information Technology branches dominate the high-end recruitment lists, students from ECE and EEE branches also find significant opportunities in IT services, consulting, and core engineering sectors.
The recruitment pool at MSIT is diverse, comprising product-based companies, consulting firms, and mass recruiters. Notable participants in recent recruitment drives include:
Product and Tech Giants: Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Adobe, SAP Labs, Samsung R&D, and Atlassian.
Consulting and Analytics: ZS Associates, Deloitte, PwC India, and Ion Trading.
IT Services and Global Consultancies: TCS, Infosys, Accenture, Wipro, and Capgemini.
Core Engineering and Others: Siemens, L&T, Maruti Suzuki, and Hero MotoCorp.
Placement Metric | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 (Ongoing) |
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Highest Package | INR 72 LPA | INR 50 LPA | INR 72 LPA (Fyusion) |
Average Package | INR 11.14 LPA | INR 8.6 LPA | INR 7.1 LPA |
Total Job Offers | 819 | 540 | 382+ |
Top Recruiter | Amazon / Google | Microsoft / Zomato | Google / Amazon |
MSIT's physical and digital infrastructure supports a high-intensity learning environment. Despite being situated on an eight-acre campus—relatively compact for a technical institution—the space is optimized for maximum efficiency.
Established in 1982, the MSCL is a cornerstone of the institute’s academic infrastructure. It houses a massive collection of 81,269 textbooks and 8,465 reference books. The library provides a fully air-conditioned environment with Wi-Fi connectivity and access to specialized research wing databases. Students can access over 35,000 online e-journals and 2,400 e-books through subscriptions to IEEE, Springer Nature, and Elsevier’s ScienceDirect. The library’s book-bank facility is a particularly valued resource that provides each student with one textbook per subject for the duration of the semester.
The institute features nine specialized computer labs, each equipped with approximately 30 latest computer systems interconnected via a 200 Mbps high-speed lease line. These labs are equipped with LCD projectors to facilitate graphical and multimedia-based teaching. Beyond general computing, specialized labs for Electronics, Communication, and Electrical systems provide the hardware necessary for high-level technical prototyping.
MSIT provides on-campus accommodation for both male and female students through the Raja Mahendra Pratap Hostel. The hostel offers single and double occupancy rooms, prioritizing students from outside the Delhi region.
Hostel Fee Structure: The annual charges for double occupancy are approximately INR 63,500, while single occupancy costs around INR 78,500.
Amenities: The hostel provides basic furniture (bed, table, chair, wardrobe), a common mess facility with decent food quality, and 24/7 security. However, students often note the absence of air conditioning, which can be a challenge during Delhi's peak summer months.
MSIT’s commitment to global educational standards is reflected in its international collaborations. The institute has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, USA. This partnership facilitates academic exchange and research collaboration, providing students with exposure to international pedagogical practices.
Domestically, MSIT maintains active industry tie-ups for professional training and internships with organizations like:
AAI (Airports Authority of India)
Tata Power
ONGC
Petronet LNG
These collaborations ensure that the institute’s curriculum remains sensitive to industrial needs, particularly in niche areas like computational intelligence and climate-sustainable energy systems.
The strength of an institution is often reflected in the achievements of its alumni. MSIT has cultivated a robust alumni network, with graduates occupying influential roles in multinational corporations and government services. The MSIT Alumni Association organizes regular meets, such as the major event in October 2024, which celebrated alumni success across sectors.
Bhaskar Dhawan: Executive Vice President of Technology and Operations at TAISTech LLC.
Karan Jain: Executive Director at Uneecops Technologies Ltd.
Dr. Deepak Mishra: Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales (UNSW), Sydney, Australia. Dr. Mishra, an MSIT ECE graduate (2012), completed his PhD at IIT Delhi and has become a recognized researcher in massive MIMO and energy-harvesting networks.
Saurabh Trivedi: Co-founder and Director of Boudhik Ventures, specializing in marketing and business outcomes.
Yuvraj K. Sharma: Co-founder of KOMPANIONS, an ed-tech company utilizing AR and VR technologies.
Mayank Goel: Assistant Professor at Carnegie Mellon University (alumnus of the broader SMES network).
These individuals provide a vital mentoring network for current students, offering guidance on career paths and industrial expectations.
The competitive standing of MSIT is validated by its performance in national ranking systems. These rankings assess institutes based on graduation outcomes, teaching quality, and institutional perception.
In the NIRF 2024 rankings, MSIT was positioned within the 201-300 band for engineering institutions. Interestingly, in the NIRF 2025 "Colleges" category, the institute achieved a notable rank in the 101-150 band, marking a significant improvement from previous years.
The IIRF (International Institutional Ranking Framework) consistently ranks MSIT as one of the top private engineering colleges in India, often placing it in the 37th position. Similarly, India Today ranked MSIT 34th in Engineering and 11th among Private Engineering colleges in 2025.
This consistent upward trend across multiple ranking agencies suggests a sustained institutional effort toward improving academic delivery and student support systems.
The financial sustainability of MSIT is primarily derived from its fee-based model, supplemented by research grants and societal funding. The tuition fees for B.Tech programs range from approximately INR 4.97 lakh to INR 5.58 lakh for the entire four-year duration, making it a relatively affordable option compared to many private universities in the NCR region.
The institute also facilitates various scholarship schemes to ensure equity in education:
Merit-cum-Means Linked Financial Assistance Scheme: Provided by the Government of NCT of Delhi, offering tuition fee waivers for meritorious students from economically weaker sections.
Central Sector Scheme of Scholarship (CSSS): Financial support for students demonstrating academic excellence.
Pragati Scholarship Scheme: An AICTE initiative specifically for girl students pursuing technical education.
Saksham Scholarship Scheme: Aimed at supporting differently-abled students with a family income below INR 8 lakh per annum.
These funding mechanisms allow MSIT to maintain its infrastructure while attracting a diverse student body from across India.
As Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology moves into its third decade, its strategic focus appears to be on integrating advanced computing paradigms—such as AI, IoT, and cybersecurity—into all aspects of its curriculum. The transition from being a regional center of excellence to a nationally recognized research hub is well underway, supported by rising rankings and high-impact international placements. The institute’s ability to maintain its "A" Grade accreditation while doubling its research output through industrial collaborations like those with Petronet and ONGC indicates a mature institutional vision. While challenges such as campus land constraints remain, MSIT’s shift toward a high-tech, digital-first learning environment ensures its relevance in the global engineering landscape. The continued success of its alumni and its focus on social innovation through projects like Unnat Bharat Abhiyan provide the institute with a holistic identity that goes beyond mere technical training.
1. What is Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology (MSIT)?
MSIT is a private engineering college established in 2001 in New Delhi, affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU).
2. Is MSIT a government or private institution?
It is a private institution approved by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE).
3. Where is MSIT located?
The institute is located in the institutional area of Janakpuri, New Delhi.
4. What is the campus size of MSIT?
The campus is spread across approximately eight acres of land.
5. Which university is MSIT affiliated with?
It is affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi.
6. What are the primary B.Tech specializations offered?
MSIT offers B.Tech degrees in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), Information Technology (IT), Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE), and Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE).
7. Does MSIT offer postgraduate programs?
Yes, it offers Master of Technology (M.Tech) programs in specializations such as CSE, ECE, EEE, and Mechanical Engineering.
8. What is MSIT's NAAC accreditation status?
The institute is accredited with a 'A' Grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
9. Are MSIT's programs NBA accredited?
Yes, the CSE, IT, ECE, and EEE branches are accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA).
10. How are admissions conducted for B.Tech?
Admissions are primarily conducted through the centralized online counseling process of GGSIPU based on JEE Main Paper 1 scores.
11. What is the basic eligibility for B.Tech admission?
Candidates must have passed 10+2 with a minimum aggregate of 55% in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM).
12. Is English a mandatory subject for 10+2 students?
Yes, students must have passed English as a compulsory subject in their 10+2 examination.
13. Does the college offer Lateral Entry to B.Tech?
Yes, diploma holders can enter directly into the second year of the B.Tech program.
14. What is the eligibility for B.Tech Lateral Entry?
A three-year diploma in a relevant engineering field with a minimum of 60% aggregate is required.
15. Which exam is used for Lateral Entry admission?
Selection is based on the rank obtained in the GGSIPU Common Entrance Test (CET).
16. Is there a management quota at MSIT?
Yes, 10% of the sanctioned intake is reserved for admission under the Management Quota.
17. What are the annual tuition fees for B.Tech?
The annual fee for B.Tech is approximately INR 1.65 lakh to 1.72 lakh for the general category.
18. Are there hostel facilities on campus?
Yes, the Raja Mahendra Pratap Hostel provides accommodation for both male and female students.
19. What is the hostel fee for double occupancy?
The total annual charge for double occupancy is approximately INR 63,500.
20. What is the hostel fee for single occupancy?
The total annual charge for single occupancy is approximately INR 78,500.
21. What was the NIRF 2024 ranking for MSIT in Engineering?
MSIT was ranked in the 201-300 band among engineering institutions in India.
22. How did MSIT rank in the NIRF 2025 "Colleges" category?
It achieved a rank in the 101-150 band in the national college category.
23. What is the IIRF ranking for MSIT?
MSIT was ranked 37th for B.Tech by the Indian Institutional Ranking Framework (IIRF) in 2024.
24. What was the highest domestic placement package in 2025?
The highest domestic package reached INR 72 LPA, offered by Fyusion Inc.
25. Has any student received a package above INR 1 Crore?
Yes, international offers have reached INR 1.7 Crore (Google London) and INR 1.2 Crore (Amazon Dublin).
26. What was the average package for graduates in 2024?
The average package was approximately INR 8 LPA to 8.6 LPA.
27. Who are some of the major recruiters at MSIT?
Top recruiters include Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Adobe, TCS, ZS Associates, and Accenture.
28. Does MSIT have an incubation or innovation cell?
Yes, the institute has an Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) and an Entrepreneurship Cell (eCell MSIT).
29. What is the "Unnat Bharat Abhiyan" at MSIT?
It is a social initiative where MSIT has adopted five villages (Asalatpur, Dabri, Nangli Jalib, Nangal Raya, and Tihar Gaon) to provide technical solutions for rural issues.
30. Does MSIT have international collaborations?
MSIT has signed an MOU with the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, USA, for academic and research exchange.
31. Are scholarships available for students?
Yes, MSIT offers several schemes, including the Merit-cum-Means scholarship, Pragati Scholarship for girls, and Saksham Scholarship for specially-abled students.
32. Can EWS category students get a fee waiver?
Students from the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) can apply for a fee waiver through GGSIPU, which can be up to INR 50,000.
33. What is the library capacity?
The Maharaja Surajmal Central Library (MSCL) houses over 81,000 textbooks and more than 8,400 reference books.
34. Does the library provide access to online journals?
Yes, students have access to over 35,000 online journals through IEEE, Springer Nature, and ScienceDirect.
35. Is there an auditorium on campus?
Yes, a centrally air-conditioned auditorium with a seating capacity of 500 people is available.
36. What are the sports facilities at MSIT?
The institute features a 3-acre playground for cricket, football, and volleyball, along with indoor sports like table tennis and chess.
37. Is there a strict attendance policy?
Yes, students are required to maintain a minimum of 75% attendance each semester.
38. What is the governing body of MSIT?
The institute is governed by the Surajmal Memorial Education Society (SMES).
39. How many members are in the Surajmal Society?
There are approximately 9,000 life members in the society.
40. Are there any industry-sponsored research labs?
Yes, MSIT has Centers of Excellence sponsored by Petronet LNG and ONGC for AI, ML, and IoT research.
41. What is the "TARE" research project at MSIT?
It is a DST-SERB funded project titled "Physicochemical Investigations of the binding interactions of NHE inhibitors," valued at INR 18.30 lakh.
42. Has MSIT received grants from AICTE?
Yes, it has received multiple grants under the MODROBS scheme for upgrading networking and soft computing labs.
43. Is the campus Wi-Fi enabled?
The library and various laboratories are Wi-Fi enabled with high-speed internet connectivity.
44. What is the total intake for B.Tech CSE?
The intake for B.Tech CSE in the morning shift is 180 seats, with additional seats in the evening shift.
45. Does MSIT provide book-bank facilities?
Yes, the central library offers a book-bank facility where students can borrow one textbook per subject for the entire semester.
46. Are there any notable alumni from MSIT?
Notable alumni include Bhaskar Dhawan (EVP at TAISTech), Karan Jain (Executive Director at Uneecops), and Dr. Deepak Mishra (Senior Lecturer at UNSW).
47. Does MSIT offer programs like BBA or BCA?
No, these programs are offered by its sister institution, Maharaja Surajmal Institute (MSI), which shares the same campus.
48. How can students apply for the management quota?
Candidates must apply through the college website after GGSIPU releases the official notification for management seats.
49. Is there a canteen on campus?
Yes, the campus includes a canteen area providing food services for students and staff.
50. What is the application fee for MSIT admissions?
The online application form fee is typically around INR 1,200.
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