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A student seeking enrollment in Reformed Theological Institute must file a formal application with the 
Director of MPM. Click Application Forms to print a copy of the Application. The Application requires that you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed. Click the Adobe icon below if you do not have Acrobat Reader installed.
The application consists of the following components:
1. The application
This should be sent in by December 7 of the following year in which study is to begin.
2. Calling Affirmation from your Congregation:
Please submit a letter from your congregation signed by the pastor, stating that you have been called for the fulltime pastoral work and you have a desire to finish CMCP program so that you can seek ordination in the RPCI.
3. Recommendations
RTI requires recommendations from three other people. These forms may be requested from the Institute. It is your responsibility to distribute them and see that they are returned to the Institute office address by post.
4. Photograph
A recent photograph or snapshot of you should accompany this application.
5. Application fee
The Draft of Rs. 40.00 (Indian funds) application fee must accompany this application, payable at Delhi.
6. Physician's Statement
RTI requires a physician's statement verifying that you are in physical and emotional condition to carry a full-time load of certificate studies.
7. TLEs
It is necessary that you attend TLEs at least twice before you seek application form from RTI. For TLEs please contact the director of MPM through his email, mpmindia@mpmindia.org a personal interview with the director is strongly encouraged.
Please address all admission materials to the attention of the MPM Director. The Admissions Committee endeavors to respond to each application within two weeks of receipt of all the application materials. If you are concerned that you have not heard from us within a reasonable time, please contact the Institute by phone: 925-803-3744Institute.
Financial Aid
Funds and scholarships are available to assist needy students. In order to be eligible for financial assistance, the applicant must seek financial aid first from his local church or presbytery. Verification of this effort must be in the form of a signed letter from the diaconate.
