Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University

Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University offers a large diversity of courses to students in various fields. Madras Institute of Technology admissions are held on the basis of entrance tests. Students seeking course admissions must clear their previous qualifying examination and appear for any of the prescribed entrance exams such as CEETA, GATE, TANCET, among others. Students can visit the official website to learn more regarding the course-wise eligibility and specialisation details.

To get admission in Madras Institute of Technology your 12th score doesn't matters primarily, although according to the eligibility criteria you need to have minimum 50% aggregate marks in 12th, because Admission to Madras Institute of Technology is primarily based on Tamil Nadu Engineering Entrance Exam in which you need to score well to get admission to MIT. For more information you can visit the official website of college.

Madras Institute of Technology MIT Primarly  uses the Tamilnadu Engineering admission TNEA rank for B.Tech admission not Jee the cut off for various branches including Computer Science and Engineering CSE are determine based on TNEA scores

Apply for TNEA exam and the admission is based up on 12 PCM marks then go for counseling and submit the documents 

MTech degree is offered in many fields of specialisations at MIT Chennai including Aerospace Engineering, Avionics, Computer Science, Information Technology and others. Every specialisation has certain requirements of eligibility and an intake capacity. It can be done through admission through TANCET or GATE and through counselling. TANCA counselling requires the students to select their specialisation.

The Central Sector Scheme is available to students of MIT Chennai who have scored at least 80 percent in Class 12 and have a family income below INR 6 lakh per year. Eligible students must apply in their first year, maintain at least 75 percent attendance, and demonstrate good conduct. The scholarship offers INR 10,000 annually and cannot be combined with other financial aid schemes.

The Tamil Nadu Minorities Welfare Department gives Merit cum Means Minority Scholarship at MIT Chennai. It offers INR 10,000 (INR 5,000 day) scholarships per year, together with the fee of the course. Students should be residents of minority religions and should earn less than INR 2 Lacs on a family level.

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