How is MIT WPU for robotics and automation engineering.
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Robotics and automation engineering is new in this college and it will take nearly 3-4 years to adjust it's course content properly and faculty. Robotics and automation is highly technical and need good faculty. I will suggest you to go for other options if you want good job in near future. If you want to go for higher studies in this branch, then you can opt this course as this course will only provide you basic I think so. Also, I don't think placement will start immediately, it will take time. Course is good and meet the requirement of future trend jobs but I don't think this college can provide you good knowledge in robotics in ini...more -
Robotics and automation department was established in 2017 and had its first batch of students from the academic year 2018, so it's difficult to give a review as the batch has not graduated yet. However, robotics and automation is an specialised course and actually falls under mechanical engineering, the course for robotics and mechanical engineering is quite similar to some extent. The professors who teach this course are from mechanical engineering department, who are well experienced, Also this course has mandatory internship/industrial project and curriculum is quite industry related. Overall if you looking for job after graduation...more
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