Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University

MIT Chennai conducts a 4-year B.Tech in Rubber and Plastics Technology since 1988. Admission is given through Anna University. The course is interdisciplinary, and the curriculum is designed as per the demand of the industries.

The B.Tech programme admits lateral entry. Students entering laterally may receive a B.Sc. degree if they complete 75% of the B.Tech credits. The department boasts good infrastructure and qualified faculty. Graduates can find jobs in industries like rubber, plastics, automobile, and IT. The average salary package is INR 6.93 Lakh.

Yes, you are eligible to apply for admission to institutions like MIT Madras (Anna University), College of Engineering Guindy (CEG), PSG College of Technology Coimbatore, and Chennai Institute of Technology as a resident of Bihar. But the process and eligibility criteria vary depending on whether you are applying under the state quota or All India Quota (AIQ).

The admission process for MIT Chennai differs with the programme you are applying for. For B.Tech programs, admission is through TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions), where candidates are selected based on their Class 12 marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. There is no requirement for JEE scores for B.Tech admissions. For M.Tech programmes, candidates should have BTech with 50% marks in relevant fields. TANCET is compulsorily conducted, and they must also have valid GATE score for the said programmes.

Yes, though MIT Chennai does have entrance exams, for some of the other programs. But for admissions to the B.Tech. program, the scores aren't considered for JEE. Admission through TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) considering Class 12 marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Admission to M.Tech requires TANCET or valid GATE score, respectively.