MIT Chennai All Questions

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MIT Chennai offers 36 specializations across six courses. They are B.Tech, M.Tech, M.Phil, M.Sc, MS (Research) and PhD. For admission to B.Tech, a candidate has to pass 10+2 with 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. For selection, the candidate must go for TNEA counselling.

Course Fee (INR) -1,58,160 INR

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DNB

• Radiology
• Pathology
• Anaesthesiology

Eligibility -The course can be undertaken by primary or post diploma candidates. He/She must have passed higher secondary or 10+2 from a recognised board

Selection Criteria-Admissions are done on the basis of entrance exam and counselling conducted by National Board of Examinations

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Eligibility -Candidate must have passed higher secondary or 10+2 from a recognised board

Selection Criteria-Admissions are done for 1 seat under All India Quota and via an entrance exam and counselling conducted at All Indi level. To the remaining seats admissions are done by means of University entrance exam.

B.Sc.

• Medical Lab Technology
• Imaging Technology
• Radiotherapy Technology
• Operation Theatre Technology
• Anaesthesia Technology

Eligibility -Candidate must have passed pre degree or equivalent course from a recognised Board with English as one of the subjects

Selection Criteria-Admissions are done on the basis of interview conducted by the institute in the month of June-July.

Hello Rahul,

Fees : at SSN college of engineering, The fees for Mechanical engineering BE is around 2 Lakhs INR. At MIT Chennai, the fees for Automobile engineering, is around 1.28 Lakhs INR.

Placements : SSN college had a placement rate of around 80 percent. Highest package offered was around 10 LPA, and lowest package offered was around 3 LPA. Companies like hyundai, Titan, MRF visit the campus.

MIT Chennai on the other hand, the information about the packages isn't provided, but the core companies around Chennai visit the campus for recruitment. IT Companies also recruit students.

For further assistance, you may follow the link provided below

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/madras-institute-of-technology-chennai/be-automobile-engineering-course

https://dqxeclau.top/colleges/sri-sivasubramaniya-nadar-college-of-engineering-kalavakkam/be-mechanical-engineering-course

Hello Kenapatel

For VITEEE the registration has started and will continue till February 2021

For MIT the registration has also started and will go on to first week of March

Registration of COMEDK will begin on 3rd week of January and will continue till April.

You will all the necessary information that you need in these links of all the exams you have asked for if any changes happen it will soon be updated in these links so keep checking them

https://engineering.careers360.com/exams/viteee

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/met

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/comedk-uget-important-dates

Hope this helps you

Hi aspirant..!!

The rank seems good to me and if we consider the previous year cutt-off of BCECE  PCM group which is 9281 I would suggest you that you have chances to get a college. And offcourse your category rank is also going to help you.

I would suggest you that you are having very good chances to get a good college.

All the best for your future.

Dear aspirant,

According to your query and taking into consideration that you want to take production and mechanical .

As we know according to branch preference mechanical has higher preference than production branch. It solely depends upon in which part of mechanical engineering you are interested in. I would personally recommend you to take mechanical engineering as you would get a wider scope.

Hello,

Yes you may sit for the placement if your college allows you it. So please approach your Placement and Training cell and let them know of your interest to sit for the placement. Also if you are good at coding and you have a particular dream company that you want to work for you can approach them directly by writing to their HR.

Hope you found this useful

Goodluck

Hello Aspirant

Ofcourse there is a possibility of doing graduate in foreign universities like Harvard and Stanford but for that you will need to maintain atleast 8.5 CGPA for 4 years and have many internships and projects in your college time and even have a 2-3 year industry knowledge after doing B.tech and you will need to get really Good marks in GRE(exam you need to give to do masters in abroad ) and IELTS/TOEFL(english exam to prove that you know english compulsory) and maybe even CAT exam.If you follow all these  then only you will be able to study in a foreign university .

Hope it helps you

Dear aspirant,

The minimum eligibility for BPharmacy in MIT WPU Pune is 50% marks in 12th boards which you fulfill so yes you can get admission. Preference is given to candidates scoring non zero positive marks in NEET. Also preference is given to NEET scores over MHCET so their are chances that you can get admission in the college.

Regards!!

Hi aspirant,

You asked about MIT campus of Anna University.

Look, MIT is a government college & that's why the quality is still maintained. MIT college rules are a little more strict when compared to other ones so distractions can be reduced to a considerable level. College timing is also upto around 4:30 PM from 8:30 AM. Lab facilities & other infrastructures are enough offered by the college.

Automotive engineering scopes:

The job opportunity as an Automobile Engineers  is increases due to rapid growth of auto componentcomponents  in automobile sector.

The automotive industry is very diverse,intensely competitive & highly globalized. So many vehicle producers turn out hundreds of models, which change at regular intervals.

Generally, an automotive engineer designs new machines and improves the performance of already existing machines. An Automotive Engineer can work in national and multinational automobile companies, Defense services, Service stations & Private transport companies.

Rubber engineering scopes:

India is on 2nd position in case of population after China. And every person have desire for have own car or vehicles and for this more rubber technologist required to design tyre, hose, v- belts & many more for its better performance. And most interesting fact is that only a little no. of colleges in India offering rubber technology course. Now you can see the  of rubber technology in future.

Hope it helps!!

Hello Aspirant!

For CSE cut-off is 95

For Chemical Engineering cut-off is 66

For Mechanical Engineering cut-off is 76

For more details please check https://engineering.mit.edu/

These results are based on previous statistics.

Hope it helps! All the best for your future!!

Thankyou!!