Muzaffarnagar Institute of Technology is a self-financed technical institute approved by the All India Council for Technical Education and affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow. We hold a NAAC 'A' grade and NBA accreditation across four engineering branches.
What began in 2009 with 120 students in a single block is now a 45-acre residential campus of 4,800 learners, 240 faculty members, 58 laboratories and an incubation centre that has funded 19 student ventures. Roughly 62% of our students are the first in their family to attend a technical institution — a statistic we are prouder of than any ranking.
Every August I meet a new batch of students, and many arrive uncertain — about English, about mathematics, about whether they belong in an engineering classroom at all. Twenty-six years of teaching has taught me that this uncertainty says nothing about their capability and everything about the scho oling they had access to.
So we build the scaffolding: a compulsory bridge course, tutorial groups capped at twenty, a mentor assigned to every student for all four years, and a placement cell that starts working with them in semester four rather than semester seven. The results speak plainly enough — 96% placement, a median package that has doubled in six years, and alumni across ISRO, Infosys, L&T and their own startups.
If you are considering MIT, come and see the campus. Talk to students without a guide present. That is the only honest way to choose a college.
Three commitments that guide every decision we make — from curriculum design to campus planning.
To be recognised among the top ten self-financed technical institutions of North India — a place where rigorous scholarship, ethical leadership and social responsibility are inseparable.
We want graduates who do not merely find jobs, but create them.
We compete on outcomes, not advertising. Here is what genuinely sets the institute apart.
240+ teachers, 62 with doctorates, averaging 11 years of teaching or industry experience.
Highest package ₹24 LPA in 2025, median ₹5.8 LPA, 210+ recruiting partners.
58 labs including AI/ML, IoT, CNC machining, EV powertrain and structural testing.
Capped at 20 students, so nobody quietly disappears in the back row.
MIT-Ignite has funded 19 student ventures with seed grants up to ₹5 lakh.
Gated 45 acres, full CCTV coverage, active anti-ragging cell, 24×7 infirmary.
₹3.4 crore disbursed in 2025 across merit, sports and need-based categories.
Every student is assigned a faculty mentor in year one who stays with them till graduation.
From a single block on leased farmland to a NAAC 'A' accredited campus.
Shri Ram Educational Trust establishes MIT on 8 acres near NH-58 with three engineering branches and 120 students.
112 of the founding 120 students graduate; 68 are placed, largely with Delhi-NCR manufacturing firms.
Land holding grows to 26 acres. The boys' hostel, central library and mechanical workshop are commissioned.
The Department of Management Studies opens with 60 seats, broadening MIT beyond pure engineering.
Computer Science, Mechanical, Civil and Electronics branches receive National Board of Accreditation status.
A three-year diploma wing is added with 240 seats, creating a lateral-entry pathway into B.Tech year two.
The incubation centre launches with a ₹1 crore corpus; the first three student ventures are funded within a year.
A dedicated AI/ML and IoT laboratory is set up in partnership with two Noida-based technology firms.
MIT is reaccredited with an 'A' grade and a CGPA of 3.28, alongside a 1.2 MW rooftop solar installation.
4,800 students, 240 faculty, 58 laboratories, 29 programs and 16,500 alumni across 22 countries.
Approved by the All India Council for Technical Education, New Delhi.
Affiliated to Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow.
Reaccredited in 2024 with an institutional CGPA of 3.28.
Four engineering programs accredited by the National Board of Accreditation.
Still unsure about something? Call the admission helpline on +91 99968 92490 — a counsellor, not a call centre, will answer.
Campus tours run every Saturday at 11 AM. No appointment needed — just carry a photo ID.