MAEER's

MIT INSTITUTE OF DESIGN

Ensure karman the process is right in action,
Leave phalam the product evolve by itself.
About MAEER's MIT The Maharashtra Academy of Engineering & Educational Research (MAEER) was established as a society and trust with the sole
aim of creating and developing professional education facilities to train the aspiring young generation and thus to provide
dedicated, ambitious and skilled professionals to serve the society and the nation at large. MAEER believes that “The union of
Science and Spirituality alone will bring Harmony and Peace to The Humanity”, as said by Swami Vivekananda. The vision of the
founders of MAEER is to create a “Centre of Excellence in the field of Education and Research”. Since its inception, MAEER has been
striving for the betterment of the society through a value based education system. With over 50,000 students across various
disciplines under its umbrella, it has achieved tremendous success in a short span of time and provides excellence in the fields of
Engineering, Medicine, Research, Management, Primary and Secondary Education, Peace Studies, Environment, Pollution Control
and towards promoting Human Values and in attaining the ultimate goal of World Peace. The motto of MAEER is, “To harness the
knowledge of Science and Technology for the welfare of society”.

Few members of the MAEER family

• Maharashtra Institute of Technology (MIT)
• MIT Academy of Engineering (MAE)
• MIT College of Engineering (MITCOE) MIT has added another feather to
its cap by establishing the MIT
• Maharashtra Institute of Medical Sciences and Research (MIMSR)
Institute of Design and creating a
• Maharashtra Institute of Medical Education and Research (MIMER) learning experience meant to
• MIT School of Management, Pune (MITSOM) nurture every young learner's
• Maharashtra Institute of Pharmacy (MIP) innate ability to innovate by
means of 'designerly thinking'.
• Maharashtra Academy of Naval Education and Training (MANET)
• Vishwashanti Gurukul (International Baccalaureate World School)
• MIT School of Telecom Management (MITSOT)
• MIT School of Government (MITSOG)
Design Habitat
In pursuance of one of our future aspirations, we at the MAEER's MIT Institute of Design are now planning to add a
further dimension to the programmes of design learning at our campus. The concept of Design Habitat is in fact a
logical and organic extension of our stated philosophy that ensures a total generalist ambience to enable design
learning. It would evolve as an overarching concept around the functional framework of the Design Institute which
remains an integral component of the Habitat. It is into this kind of stimulating and inspirational environment that
mentors from various design related disciplines would be invited to interact with the design learners and challenge
their young minds to explore newer territories that should compliment and reinforce their ongoing design learning.
Here are some of the disciplines from which these mentors would be selected: biomechanics, alternative energy
systems, linguistics (semiotics), performing arts, plastic arts, design anthropology, sociology, perception and cognitive
psychologies and several more. The mentors would ensure that the level of interaction is such that it eventually leads
to a learning that is comprehensive, sustained and focused in depth, and directly or indirectly design related.

Distributing the course contents in form of projects is an obvious and time tested method. Each project would be
formulated so as to necessitate participation of a mentor and one or two young aspirants pursuing the same discipline
as the participating mentor. The team thus formed would be led by a member of the permanent faculty of the Institute.
Sometimes the project might be so designed as to the participation of mentors from more than one discipline if
needed. The enhanced scope of activities at the Design Habitat would also mean that we reinforce, within the present
areas of learning at the Institute. To this effect, two new centers of advanced learning are being envisaged for the near
future. The first is the Faculty of Architecture. The major emphasis here would be on humane and logical application of
Twenty First Century technologies, arts and sciences toward solving the problems of human habitat in India. The
second is a Centre for Theatre and Body Language. Even though it might seem to have been inspired by the Bauhaus
Theatre of the 1930's, its major thrust would be on exploring the worlds of light and sound effects and ways of
communication by means of body language.

Philosophy

SADHAN SADHANA SADHYA

Education at the MIT Institute of The second is the domain of It is the third domain of
Design has been categorized in a 'knowledge', Sadhana. It pertains 'formation' that becomes the vital
way to belong to mainly three to the knowledge base the core of the design process,
domains. The first is the domain students must acquire from Sadhya. The total and composite
of 'skill', Sadhan. These are those subject areas of varying nature. learning from this domain is
design skills and design tools that From this base should flow, meant to make students think
should help students meticulously gathered and laterally and innovatively,
communicate convincingly, the researched information needed develop design concepts and
outcome of every stage of the during the entire problem translate these concepts into a
design process. For this, they will solving process. Again, an tangible form which in fact is the
learn to employ all necessary equivalent concept from the very solution of the stated
media and materials. If one has to Indian philosophy to represent problem of design. This
look for a concept from the Indian this domain would be SADHANA. equivalent concept from the
philosophy that has equivalence Indian philosophy, obviously, is
with this domain that would be SADHYA.
the concept of SADHAN.
 MAEER aims to provide the
finest environment for teaching,
learning, research, innovation
and character building.
Dr. Vishwanath D. Karad
Founder & Managing Trustee

Modern design has been

singled out as to provide a
human face to technology.
It is to this end that one of
the silver linings, the 'soft'
technology of the Twenty
First Century offers,
becomes relevant.
Prof H Kumar Vyas,
Chairman, Education Council,
MIT Institute of Design.

Board of Trustees (MAEER): Managing Committe (MAEER): Education Council of MIT ID:

Dr. Vishwanath D. Karad Adv. Bhaskarrao E. Avhad Prof. H Kumar Vyas - Chairman
- Founder & Managing Trustee - President
Prof. P. B. Joshi - Member
Adv. Bhaskarrao E. Avhad Dr. Vishwanath D. Karad
- Executive President & Managing Trustee Prof. V. M. Parmar - Member
Dr. Suresh G. Ghaisas
Dr. Suresh G. Ghaisas Prof. Dhimant Panchal - Member
Prof. H. M. Ganesh Rao - Vice President
Prof. S. Sethuraman - Member
Prof. Prakash B. Joshi Prof. H. M. Ganesh Rao
- Joint Managing Trustee - Joint Managing Trustee Prof. Santosh Kumar - Member

Dr. Chandrakant S. Pandav Prof. Prakash B. Joshi Prof. Sudharshan Dheer - Member
- Joint Managing Trustee
Mr. Tulshiram D. Karad Prof. Ashoke Chatterjee - Member
Dr. Chandrakant S. Pandav
Mrs. Kamal B. Avhad - Member Prof. Shrikant Nivsarkar - Member

Dr. Smt. Medha S. Ghaisas Prof. Satish Gokhale - Member

- Member
Dr. Sunil Karad - Member
Dr. Vijay P. Bhatkar
- Member
Prof. Anant Chakradeo - Member

Prof. Mangesh T. Karad

- Member

Dr. Sunil K. Karad

- Member
Faculty

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 01. Dr. Sunil Karad - Executive Director, MAEER's MIT Group of Institutes

02. Prof. Anant M. Chakradeo - Dean, Design Habitat

03. Prof. Dhimant Panchal - Director & H.O.D. Pre Design Foundation
& Director Design Center

04. Prof. Sanjay Jain - H.O.D. Product Design & Director Business Incubation Center

05. Prof. Gaurang Shah - H.O.D. Transportation Design

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06. Prof. Ranjana Dani - H.O.D. Graphics Design

07. Prof. Vasudha Karhadkar - H.O.D. Interior Space & Equipment Design

08. Prof. Indrajit Neogi - H.O.D. Film & Video Design

09. Asst. Prof. Pritharshv Pushkar - H.O.D. R.E.D. & User Experience Design

10. Asst. Prof. Chandan Bhattacharya - H.O.D. Animation Design

11. Asst. Prof. Suryanarayan Rao - H.O.D. Workshop

12. Associate Prof. Vaibhavi Ranavade - H.O.D. - Fashion Design

13 14 13. Prof. Deepankar Bhattacharyya - Communication Design

14 Prof. Goutam Bandyopadhyay - Communication Design

15. Prof. Paresh Choudhury - Communication Design

16. Prof. Rajan Iyer - Interior Space and Equipment Design

17. Prof. Sham Patil - Animation Design

18. Asst. Prof. Ajay Patil - PreDesign

19. Asst. Prof. Amit Deshmukh - Industrial Design

20. Asst. Prof. Arshiya Kapoor - Fashion Design

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21. Asst. Prof. Binoj John - Animation Design

22. Asst. Prof. Chaitanya Kachare - Transportation Design

23. Asst. Prof. G. Nagrajan - Film & Video Design

24. Asst. Prof.Harish Karakat - Product Design

25. Harshit Desai - Strategic Design For Business

26. Asst. Prof. Manasi Kanetkar - Product Design

27. Asst. Prof. Milind Dhobley - PreDesign

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28. Asst. Prof. Neelam Bhosale - Communication Design

29. Asst. Prof. Rupak Das - Film & Video Design

30. Asst. Prof. Samson Mathai - Industrial Design

31. Asst. Prof. Shireesh Kathale - Communication Design

32. Asst. Prof. Dr. Yugendra Gupta - PreDesign

33. Sr. Lecturer Gayatri Patil - Amination Design

34. Sr. Lecturer Maithilee Gohel - Fashion Design

34 35 35. Sr. Lecturer Piyush B - Fashion Design

36. Sr. Lecturer R. Donshong Koren - Transportation Design

37. Sr. Lecturer Rajendra Thakre - Graphic Design

38. Sr. Lecturer Sandeep Varma - Transportation Design

39. Sr. Lecturer Sandesh Gaundalkar - Communication Design

40. Sr. Lecturer Sharmistha Banerjee - Product Design

41. Sr. Lecturer Shripad Kulkarni - PreDesign

42. Sr. Lecturer Shweta Gade - PreDesign

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43. Lecturer Bappa Das - Graphics Design

44. Lecturer Harsha Shamnani - Retail & Exhibition

45. Lecturer P.Ramakrishnan - Graphic Design

46. Lecturer Priyanka Shinde - PreDesign

47. Lecturer Sandesh Pawar - Animation Design

48. Lecturer Yogesh Gite - Digital Methods

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Programmes offered
MITID offers Graduate & Post Graduate Diploma Programmes in:

Industrial Design Fashion Design

• Product Design
The institute offers following programmes in
• Transportation Design
Collaboration with University for the
• Interior Space & Equipment Design
Creative Arts (UK)
• Retail & Exhibition Design
• User Experience Design (only at PG level) • BA (Hons) Fashion Design

• BA (Hons) Fashion promotion & Imaging

Communication Design
• MBA Fashion Management & Marketing
• Graphic Design
• Animation Film Design • M.Des Fashion Design
• Film & Video Design
Collaborative Programmes

Undergraduate Programmes (2+2 years)

- BA (Hons) Graphic Design (In collaboration with University of Gloucestershire UK)
- BA (Hons) Digital Film Production (In collaboration with University of Gloucestershire UK)
- BA (Hons) Product Design (In collaboration with Middlesex University UK)
- BSc. (Hons) Product Design (In collaboration with Manchester Metropolitan University UK)
- BA (Hons) Graphic Design (In collaboration with Manchester Metropolitan University UK)
- BA (Hons) Design for Industry (In collaboration with Northumbria University UK)
- BA (Hons) Transportation design (In collaboration with Northumbria University UK)
- BA (Hons) 3D Design (In collaboration with Northumbria University UK)
- BA (Hons) Graphic Design (In collaboration with Northumbria University UK)
- BA (Hons) Motion Graphics & Animation (In collaboration with Northumbria University UK)

Post Graduate Programme (1+1 years)

- M.Sc. Design Ethnography (In collaboration with University of Dundee)
- M.Sc. Product Design (In collaboration with University of Dundee)
- Mprof. Games Development (In collaboration with University of Abertay)
Admission Process
The admission announcement will appear in major national dailies by
late November.

Application forms for the academic year 2013-14 will be available on

the website from November.

The candidate has to submit a dully filled hard copy of the application
form before the last date along with a demand draft of Rs. 2,000 /- (U.S.
$45 for International Students) in favour of “MIT INSTITUTE OF DESIGN”
drawn on Pune branch as fees for Design Aptitude Test.

The admission process is in two phases:

• MITID-DAT™ Design Aptitude Test conducted at various centers across

the country.
Admission Cell
• Studio Test and Personal Interview conducted at MITID™ campus in
Pune. MIT Institute of Design
“Rajbaug”, Loni-Kalbhor,
Admission is on the basis of MITID's method of selection, which extends
Next to Hadapsar,
beyond the students previous academic qualifications. The MITID
Pune Solapur Highway,
Admission Committee systematically seeks evidence of the perception,
Pune-412 201
attitude, aptitude, achievement and motivation essential for a
Phone: +91-20-30693695/ 696
challenging and satisfying design career. The objective of the tests and
Email: admissions@mitid.edu.in
the interviews is to ascertain the above qualities. Based on scores
obtained from MITID-DAT™, shortlisted candidates will be called for
second phase.

The second phase of the admission procedure will consist of studio tests
followed by personal interviews at Institute in Pune.

The list of shortlisted candidates for the Second Phase will be announced
on MITID's website no separate call letters will be sent to the shortlisted
candidates. All those candidates called for the second phase are required
to attend the studio tests and interview, which completes the process of
selection. The Admission Committee decides the procedures, grades and
weight age every year.

The norms for the selection are the sole prerogative of the Admission
Committee and the decision of the Admission Committee and the
Management in any of the matters concerning the admission process and
selection will be final.
 Fees Structure for students seeking admissions for the academic year
2013-14 (Design programmes UG & PG)
INR USD $
Design Aptitude test Fees 2000 45
Tuition Fees 215000 5400
Development fees (One time) 30000 1000
Security deposit (Refundable) 15000 500
Admission schedule for the
academic year 2013-14 Hostel Charges 44000 1500

Date of announcement Mess Charges 45000 1500

— 26th November 2012 Laundry Charges 5000 150
Last date for submission Total 356000 9945
— 31st January 2013
Last Semester Fees (i.e. 9th Sem for GDP and 5th Sem PGDP) will be
Design Aptitude test 20% of the particular year's fees and it is applicable for new Students
— 7th April 2013 (Tentative)
only taking admission in academic year i.e. 2013-14.
Result of DAT There will be a rise of 10% every year.
— 19th April 2013 (Tentative)

Studio test & Interview

— 29th April to 8th May 2013 (Tentative) Fees Structure for academic year 2013-14 (Fashion Design programme)
Final list INR USD $
— 9th May 2013 (Tentative)
Design Aptitude test Fees 2000 45
Last date for submitting fees Tuition Fees 215000 5400
— 17th May 2013 (Tentative)
University Affiliation fees 43000 1500
Development fees (One time) 30000 1000
Security deposit (Refundable) 15000 500
*The dates mentioned in the schedule
are tentative and it may change. Hostel Charges 44000 1500
Mess Charges 45000 1500
Laundry Charges 5000
Total 399000 11595

Kindly Note*
A university affiliation fee has to be paid by the student every year
@ 20% of tuition fees for that particular year.
There will be a rise of 10% every year.
Admission policy
FEES Late Fee
1 The fee structure as applicable for the students of the regular 1. In the event of late deposit of fee following
program will be charged from the students. Any revision in the surcharge shall be charged:
fee structure would be notified separately from time to time.
• If paid within 30 days after the due date:
All deposits/payments of fees shall be made by Demand Draft 5%
only in favour of MIT Institute of Design payable at Pune.
• If paid between 31 and 60 days after the
2. At the time of admission, the student needs to pay 50% of due date: 10%
tuition fees, Hostel/Mess charges, one time full development fee
2. No student, whose fee remains unpaid in
and refundable Security Deposit.
full or in part, will be allowed to use the
3. The Composite Fee is applicable for the academic year i.e. from institute until the outstanding fee is
July to May. received. No internal jury reports, Transfer
Certificates or recommendations to future
4. The Composite Fee covers all of the teaching and other
institutes / colleges will be issued to the
expenses (such as library, examination, labs, co-curricular
student or parent.
activities, sports etc for the academic year)
3. If the fee is not paid even after 3
5. The Composite Fee does not include or cover field trips and
fortnightly reminders, the students name
excursions, pocket money, extra subject / learning support,
shall be struck off from the institute's
weekend outings / trips, transportation, stationery, other co-
records and all dues shall be forfeited from
curricular activities, extra tutorials, medical expenses etc.
the security deposit.
6. There are two options available for payment of Composite Fee: ·
Conversions
• Advance Yearly - this carries a 5% rebate on Tuition Fee ·
1. Students converting from Boarding to Day
• In two installments semester wise Boarding should do so at the end of a
7. All fee payments should be made by the due dates as indicated semester. Students converting from
in the Fee Schedule. Boarding to Day Boarding in the middle of
a semester shall have to pay boarding fee
The Due dates for submitting fees semester wise every year for the full semester.
will be
2. Students converting from Day Boarding to
• 1st installment: 15th July of every year Boarding (upon availability of seat) should
• 2nd installment: 15th January of every year do so from the 1st day of the month.
Students converting in the middle of a
The students seeking admission for the 1st year however have
month shall have to pay boarding fee on
to pay the 1st installment as declared in the admission
pro rata basis from the beginning of the
procedure.
month.
10% increase in Composite Fees will be there every year
3. College mess is compulsory for all the
Students have to purchase the tool kit at actual cost from the boarding students.
institute Stores.
8. The institute reserves the right to revise / amend the Fee
Schedule.
Refunds / Withdrawals withdrawal happening before commencement of
course. No refund of University Affiliation fees will
1. Students wishing to withdraw should give at least
be done for admission withdrawal done after
one semester's notice (July - Dec / Jan - June).
commencement of course.
2. In case of withdrawal, fee pertaining to the
6. Any instrument / equipment / gadget or books and
semester falling in the notice period shall be
stationery purchased from / through the Institute
payable by the student.
are Non-Returnable and thus Non-Refundable.
3. In the event of withdrawal without notice, the same
Security Deposit
shall be forfeited from the security deposit of the
student. 1. Every student admitting into the Institute needs to
pay a security deposit as laid down by the
Refunds - New Admissions
management from time to time. This deposit is non-
1. In case of withdrawal happens within a period of interest bearing and is refundable upon the student
one month from declaration of the final list of passing out / leaving the institute.
selected students an amount of Rs.10,000 will be
2. Any unpaid dues of the student shall be recovered
deducted as administrative charges and rest amount
from his / her security deposit.
will be refunded to the student within 30 days from
receiving of the application. 3. The Security Deposit shall be refunded within 60
days of withdrawal /passing out of the student after
2. In case of withdrawal happens after one month
adjusting unpaid dues, if any. This is done on
from declaration of the final list of selected students
production of prescribed 'No Dues certificate' from
and before commencement of the course 25% of
concerned departments. Production of the 'No Dues
composite fee will be deducted and rest amount will
Certificate' is also essential for award of Degree.
be refunded to the student within 30 days from
receiving of the application. 4. No request of refund would be entertained after six
months from the date of completion of the course
3. In case of withdrawal happens within a period of 1
or the student leaving the institute.
month from the commencement of the course 50%
of composite fee will be deducted and rest amount 5. Legal disputes, if any, shall be settled only in the
will be refunded to the student within 30 days from courts having their jurisdiction in Pune.
receiving of the application.
Bank Charges
4. For the Withdrawal happening after 1 month from
1. All bank charges pertaining to inward remittance of
commencement of the course, no amount except
the fee, if any, shall be debited to student's account.
security deposit will be refunded within 60 days
from receiving of the application. 2. In the event of cheque / draft return, a sum of Rs.
1000/- besides the bank charges shall be debited to
5. University Affiliation fees for the Fashion Design
the student's account.
programmes will be refunded only in case of
International Collaborations
- The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (Hong Kong)
- University of Abertay Dundee (United Kingdom)
- University of Dundee (United Kingdom)
- Northumbria University (United Kingdom)
- Coventry University (United Kingdom)
- Middlesex University (United Kingdom)
- University of Derby (United Kingdom)
- Kunsthochscule Berlin Weissensec School of Art & Design (Germany)
- University for the Creative Arts (United Kingdom)
- Strate College (France)
- Manchester Metropolitan University (United Kingdom)
- University of Gloucestershire (United Kingdom)

Scholarship / Loan
In an effort to make quality design education more affordable and
reachable to students from economically weaker sections, the institute
offers scholarships to all new and deserving entrants.
The MIT Institute of Design grants full or partial scholarships to about 5
to 10 students each year. The eligibility of the scholarships would
depend upon the performance of the student and his/her financial
needs. The interview panel will decide whether one is eligible for the
scholarship. The scholarship application form should be availed by the
applicant from the Institute office after getting admission to the
Institute. Along with the duly filled scholarship form, one will have to
attach necessary documents showing the income statements of the
family members / guardians.

Loan
The Institute has an exclusive tie up with CREDILA (educational loan
unit of HDFC) for providing educational loan to students securing
admission to the institute. Disbursement of the loan is as per the banks'
terms and conditions.
 Infrastructure

Library
The MIT Institute of Design Library is one of the premier
design libraries in India. The library has a corporate
membership with the British Library - Pune, MCCIA -
Pune, Cinema Paradiso India Pvt. Ltd. – Pune, Gokhale
Institute of Politics and Economics (Library) and online
membership with Design Management Institute - DMI
(USA), Car Design News - UK.

The Collections
The Design Library supports the research and teaching of
the MIT Institute of Design. The Library's collection
includes more than 4000 books, 1000 DVDs/CDs/VCDs,
20 cultural maps 250 Graduation project reports,
42 simple design project reports, 53 other design
projects and subscriptions to more than 33 serials from
all over the world. Students, faculty and staff have direct
access to our collections in the campus. Our collection
strengths include interior design, communication design,
transportation design, graphic design, fashion design,
exhibition design, architecture, art, humanities,
geography and travel.
Hostel & Mess Recreation & Sports
• Excellent furniture for every room The students of the MIT Institute of
• Mess facility with vegetarian food only Design, currently have shared access to a
multipurpose sports ground and to
• Hot water facility
facilities like basket ball, cricket,
• Generator back-up round the clock volleyball, table tennis, football,
• 24 hr vigil by rectors and attendants swimming and rowing.
• Outsourced housekeeping to ensure a 24 hr alert on cleanliness Special care is taken for the maintenance
of the entire ground which caters to all
• Recreation room with television
the educational institutes located at
• Gymnasium
Rajbaug.
Life at MIT ID

Student Activities
QUASAR - ANNUAL DESIGN FESTIVAL
A massive fest spanning a week filled with a delightful mélange of
International Workshops and Seminars, Design and fun - filled
Events, Cultural Evening, Installations, Merchandising and
Exhibitions. QUASAR aims at bringing together our family of over
1,100 members, facilitating interactions between various design
schools and firms across the country.

iDid - Design Store

iDid is MIT ID's very own design store and a student initiative,
founded in 2009. It is an avenue for learners to showcase their
ideas/concepts and take it to the next level. iDid aims at
establishing itself by having a retail store, multiple outlets in future
and having it's own incubation centre.

H!VE - Official Newsletter

H!VE is MIT-ID's newsletter that has been running since 2009. An
initiative that started as a 2-page newsletter has now grown to
become a 16-page booklet and has also spanned into the digital
media with an archive blog (http://hivearchive.blogspot.in/), a
wordpress blog dedicated to prose and news in MIT-ID
(http://hivemitid.wordpress.com/) and a facebook page
(http://facebook.com/hivemitid )

24fps
24 fps, a perennial student initiative, showcases great films
spanning various genres and regions from across the globe, thus
engaging learners with new cultures and ideologies; contributing to
the evolution of a unique design culture at MIT ID.
 MAEER's
MIT INSTITUTE OF DESIGN

Living in Pune
Pune city, also known as the cultural capital of
Maharashtra, has now established its name as the Oxford
of the east. With a number of educational and research
institutes, it offers a variety of options in higher education,
thus attracting several knowledge seekers from all over the
globe.

Climate
Pune (180 31' N, 730 51' E) is a plateau city situated near
the western margin of the Deccan plateau. It is situated at a
height of 560m above the mean sea level, near the
confluence of the Mula and Mutha rivers. Surrounded by
hills, Pune lies in natural settings having a pleasant climate.
The mean daily maximum and minimum for the hottest
month May, are 37 Celsius and 23 Celsius respectively. The
same for the coldest month of December are 30 Celsius and
12 Celsius respectively.

How To Reach Pune:

By Road:
Pune is well connected by road to all the major cities
within the state as well as outside the state. Daily private
and government buses ply from Pune to Mumbai the
distance between which is covered in 3-4 hrs .

By Air:
The airport is situated in the Lohegaon area, about 12-km
from the city. The airport is connected to all major cities in
India

By Rail:
Pune has excellent railway services connecting all major
cities.
 Rajbaug,

Next to Hadapsar,

Loni Kalbhor,

Pune Solapur Highway,

MAEER's
Pune- 412201. INDIA
MIT INSTITUTE OF DESIGN
T: +91-20-30693695/ 696,

F: +91-20-303693601,

M: +91 9763715974

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