How was electronics and instrumentation engineering at Madras Institute of Technology?

Madras Institute of Technology is one of Anna University's four autonomous constituent colleges (university departments). All the programs in Electronics and Instrumentation are accredited by NAAC and NBA. The department of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering was recognized by AICTE as MINOR-QIP for offering Ph.D./PG programs.

Admission Process:

• For admission into B.E/B. Tech of MIT Chennai, students will have to obtain a minimum of 50% in 10+2 with PCM as compulsory subjects and must appear for the TANCET entrance test.

• Students obtain 50% in B.E/B.Tech and having a relevant GATE score can apply for M.Tech programs.

• Students with 55% marks during their Masters can apply for doctoral programs.

• The tuition fees for Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering at MIT is INR 75,840.

Alumni:

• One of the renowned alumni from MIT Chennai include Dr.A.P.J.Abdul.Kalam-Former President of India.

• Other notable alumni include Dr.S.Sivan who is chairman at ISRO and Ram Narain Agarwal who is the Padma Bhusan Recipient and former Agni Program Director.

Faculty:

• The faculty are grouped into teaching staff, non-teaching staff, and central non-teaching staff.

• The teaching staff includes eminent faculties with doctoral degrees, with one Professor Emeritus.

Facilities:

• MIT has a well-equipped library that harbors 82,923 volumes of books of choice in engineering and basic sciences subjects. 100 periodicals are subscribed to the library.

• There are 9 hostels, 5 for boys and 4 for girls. It also offers NRI students accommodation. The hostels have water and electricity facilities available 24 hours a day.

Extracurricular activities:

The Electronics & Instrumentation department organizes an annual national level technical symposium called INTECHO. It is renowned for its quality and standards, organizing workshops, technical and non-technical events, robotics, online contests, and presentations.

Placement

The table given below shows the placement statistics of the institute:

The department of instrumentation and electronics is one of the finest and was the first to offer a degree in instrumentation technology. With high endowments, funding, and collaborative research, this department is perfect for anyone who would like to go forward with instrumentation technology. Regardless of the merits and demerits, it's recommended that students follow their choice of interest.