Madras Institute of Technology is a private and autonomous college under Anna University. It ranks at 8th position for Top Engineering Colleges in Chennai and is accredited by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). The mode of applying for the college is online, through its official website.

The university is known for its Aeronautical Engineering department. It offers 36 different courses under B.Tech, M.Tech, M.Phil, M.Sc, MS, and Ph.D. degrees. The college offers 9 separate specializations under the undergraduate degree each for the duration of 4 years.

Admission Process:

B.Tech:

• The candidate has to pass the 10+2 exam with a minimum of 50%; with Physics, Maths, and Chemistry as compulsory subjects.
• Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) exam is necessary to get an undergraduate seat in the college.
• Post the exam, students have to fill the registration form on the Anna University's website. The online application needs to be filled with precaution and an application fee of INR 800 is required.
• The application form of the candidate needs to be mailed to the Office of Director of Admissions, Anna University.
• After the announcement of Merit list, students have to attend the TNEA counseling process conducted by the University.
• Students need to reach the venue with the required documents and a DD of INR 5,000.

The documents required are at the time of admission includes:

• Counseling Call Letter
• Mark sheets of Class 10 and 12
• Graduation certificate
• Allotment Order
• Community Certificate
• Transfer Certificate
• Physically Fit certificate

Students will then receive an allotment letter which needs to be submitted in MIT College to confirm their seat.

Students choose this college for its placement statistics. Companies such as Amazon, TCS, WAPCOS, Dell, Infosys, Microsoft, Bank of America, Qualcomm India, and Adobe visit the campus during the placement season. The average salary of an MIT student is 4.5 LPA and up to INR 3.9 million has been the annual salary package for CSE and IT courses.

Madras Institute of Technology ranks in 8th position for Top Engineering Colleges in Chennai. It is a private and autonomous college under Anna University. Yes, the course of Mechanical Engineering is available at MIT College both as full time and part-time; under the Production Technology department.

Course Structure:

• Mechanical Engineering is a specialization under the B.Tech degree offered by the college. The full-time course is for 8 semesters while the part-time course is for 7 semesters.
• There are 26 professors and 11 non-teaching staff specifically for the department.
• The Metallurgy lab, Fluid Power Lab, Metal Forming Lab, Metrology Lab, CNC Lab, etc are some of the 7 laboratories for Mechanical Engineering students.

Placement:

• The graduating batch of 2020 saw 24 students from Mechanical Engineering of MIT College being recruited by prominent companies.
• Overall, 344 B.Tech and 39 Masters students were placed by MIT College and around 47 students were placed in ME.
• Zoho, Qualcomm India, Amazon, WAPCOS, Dell, Infosys, Microsoft, TCS, Bank of America, Adobe, etc are some of the profound corporate giants visiting MIT campus for placements.
• Approximately 194 companies come with placement opportunities every year and the average salary of an MIT graduate is 4.5 LPA.
• INR 3.9 million has been the highest package of MIT College.

Eligibility:

• At least 50% marks and the subjects Maths, Physics, and Chemistry are necessary to take admission to the Mechanical Engineering course.
• Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) exam as well as TANCET counselling is a necessity for the candidate to apply for admission at MIT.

Admissions:

• The mode of application is either online or offline through the common application of Anna University.
• The duration of the course is 4 years.
• There are 4 scholarships available for students like the Kuwait MITAA Scholarship.
• The annual tuition fee of Madras Institute of Technology is INR 50,000.

Mechanical Engineering is a relatively new course stated by the Madras Institute of Technology. It has a great scope with respect to academic excellence and placement statistics of the college. Choosing a course is entirely based on an individual’s preference and one’s specialization interest. So, choose according to your own preference.

One of my friends studies at Madras Institute of Technology, and this is the dress code system at MIT. There is no uniform for MIT students. But all students have to wear decent clothes to college. 

Both boys and girls are not allowed to wear t-shirts and jeans to a college campus. Girls are not allowed to wear skirts too. They have to wear their dupattas on a college campus.

All students of MIT follow the strict unofficial dress code to college. Also, MIT is better than other Chennai colleges in terms of dressing rules. But comfort should also be given priority in college.

Therefore, a proper dressing sense will keep being instructed by other college mates too. So make sure, you always wear decent clothes to the Madras Institute of Technology.