Can I do mechatronics engineering in Chennai Institute of Technology, Chennai?
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Hello Arunachalam,
Yes, it is a good choice for mechatronics engineering. But if you can get PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore then it is better to opt for it as PSG is more reputed and recognized than CIT, Chennai.
You need to have a good cut-off for getting into PSG. -
Yes, you can. Chennai Institute of Technology is the best place to learn mechatronics as it has South India's first Industrial robotics center in association with KUKA, Germany, Indo China Technology Center for Robotics and Automation and many more facilities.
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Yes, it is worth to join Chennai Institute of Technology. The institute offers full-time engineering programmes, including BTech/ BE programmes in 14 specialisations and postgraduate programmes in 5 specialisations. As per the reports, CIT Chennai has achieved a 95.7% placement rate for the Class of 2025. The the highest package offered during the Chennai Institute of Technology placement 2025 stood at INR 51 LPA.
Chennai Institute of Technology is a private engineering institute. It is an autonomous engineering institute which is affilaited with Anna University and recognised by the UGC and AICTE. Chennai Institute of Technology has signed numerous MoUs nationally and internationally, enhancing student opportunities for learning and research. Also, it has 30 centres of excellence, such as the HCL Centre of Excellence for Embedded and Imaging Technology, Virtusa Centre of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence Managed Services, etc. The institute is accredited by NAAC A+ Grade.
Chennai Institute of Technology is not a Tier 1 college. The college is affiliated to Anna University and is recognised by AICTE and UGC. The college has been ranked by the NIRF in the 101–150 band for Engineering. The institute has many different national and international MoUs.
The cutoff of Chennai Institute of Technology admission 2025 depends on the sanctioned intake capacity of the candidate's preferred course and specialisation. Currently, there are:
1. 30 seats for BE Civil Engineering.
2. 60 seats for BE Biomedical Engineering.
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