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Than a Political Leader.
Make an Impact That Matters.
at MIT-WPU, Pune
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Choose the pathway that aligns with the role you want to play in politics & governance
Political Management Track (PMT)Focus on executive leadership, public administration, and the management of political institutions and personnel.
Strategy Management Track (SMT)Focus on the mechanics of modern politics, including campaign management, data analytics, and strategic communication.
Go beyond political theory with hands-on exposure to governance,
policymaking and public affairs
Build a grounded understanding with 1st Year on-campus classroom sessions and study tours; 2nd Year off-campus immersive internships and professional attachments
Work alongside political leaders, parties and constituencies through immersive internships and professional attachments
Gain diverse perspectives through Rural Immersion, National Study Tour, Election Study Tour and International Immersion
Learn through biography and autobiography studies, film studies and case studies
Experience the democratic debate, deliberation and decision-making through Model Parliament and Vichaar Manthan
Develop self-awareness with Yoga and the Scientific Study of Mind, Matter, Spirit and Consciousness
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Learn through 500+ distinguished speakers engaged across politics, governance and
public policy, alongside Professors of Practice.
From the
Director
He brings over a decade of academic and corporate experience across civil engineering and public policy. His expertise spans urban governance, housing and community rights, supported by interdisciplinary research and extensive fieldwork.
A former Associate Professor & Dean at O. P. Jindal Global University, he holds advanced qualifications from the University of Massachusetts Boston, CEPT University and MNNIT Allahabad. His work has earned international recognition, including the Urban Affairs Association’s Alma H. Young Emerging Scholar Award.
Minimum 55% aggregate marks in a 3-year or 4-year undergraduate degree from a UGC-approved university (45% for OBC candidates belonging to Maharashtra).
APPLY NOW →A two-phase process: a written test in Phase 1, followed by a personal interview in Phase 2 to assess both knowledge and aptitude for public leadership.
APPLY NOW →₹3,10,000 for two years, including study tours and course materials. The International Study Tour, if opted, is charged separately.
Cautionary Deposit: Rs. 25,000/- (Refundable)
APPLY NOW →2 Years Full Time. Year one on campus; year two off campus through internships and professional attachments.
APPLY NOW →Merit-based financial support for deserving candidates. In addition, the MLA Scholarship provides a fee waiver of ₹1,10,000. Specific eligibility and score requirements are available on request.
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Start your application and fill in the enquiry form.
Receive your Login ID and password.
Complete the application form and pay the application fee.
Appear for the MIT-SOG written test.
Check your result once declared
(Dates will be notified via email).
Appear for the personal interview.
Receive your provisional offer of admission (if selected).
Complete fee payment and registration formalities.
Community projects to experience governance at the ground level in real Bharat.
Exposure to India's key political and governance institutions.
First-hand understanding of elections and campaigns in action.
Global exposure to governance and public policy practices.
National Legislators’ Conference Bharat (NLC Bharat) is an avenue for Members of Legislative Assemblies (MLAs) and Members of Legislative Councils (MLCs) across the nation to gather in one place and exchange ideas in this historic conference. Hon’ble Speakers of Lok Sabha (Former) and current Speakers of Legislative Assemblies came together to build this conference, the first edition of which, took place in Mumbai from 15th, 16th, 17th June 2023.
Bhartiya Chhatra Sansad (Indian Student Parliament) is an esteemed gathering that brings together young minds from across the nation, serving as a platform for intellectual discourse, exchange of ideas, and the nurturing of leadership qualities
Initiated in 2017, this platform connects 10,000 socio-politically aware young women with over 450 women legislators, parliamentarians, and global leaders. Through structured policy dialogues and leadership sessions, it addresses critical issues of representation and gender-inclusive governance. By fostering mentorship and collaboration, the initiative empowers the next generation and strengthens women's participation in public and political life.
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To Know
It is a two-year, full-time postgraduate degree. Year one is on campus; year two is off campus through internships and professional attachments.
Candidates with a minimum 55% aggregate in a 3- or 4-year undergraduate degree from a UGC-approved university (45% for OBC candidates from Maharashtra).
A two-phase process: a written test followed by a personal interview.
Political and social internships, Rural Immersion, National Study Tour, Election Study Tour, International Immersion, and Model Parliament.
Roles across political leadership, electoral strategy, policy analysis, government consulting, psephology and international development.
Yes. Merit-based scholarships, plus the MLA Scholarship offering a ₹1,10,000 fee waiver.
Applicants from different linguistic backgrounds may apply for the MPG programme, provided they meet the prescribed eligibility criteria. However, candidates should confirm the language of instruction and any English proficiency requirements with the MIT-WPU admissions team.
Yes. The MPG programme includes two intensive internships that offer practical experience in politics and governance. Students undertake internships related to election research, campaign management and constituency development, with opportunities to work alongside political leaders, political organisations and consultancy agencies.
No. A degree in Political Science is not mandatory for admission to the MPG programme. Graduates from any academic stream can apply, provided they meet the university's eligibility criteria and successfully complete the prescribed selection process.
Students gain practical exposure through political internships, field visits, workshops and study tours. The programme includes visits to government institutions, political party offices and constituencies, alongside opportunities to learn about election management, public policy and administration from experienced professionals.
No. The MPG programme prepares students for careers beyond electoral politics. Graduates can explore opportunities in political consulting, public policy, governance, political research, campaign management and constituency development. It is suitable for individuals interested in contributing to public administration and political leadership.