Robotics Engineering

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The answer to this question is very subjective. India offers several courses in Robotics Engineering at different levels. All of the courses are designed in a way to serve a purpose; that is, to equip students with the right skills that would help them in the near future to take forward their career, as well as best suit their interest in gadgets and robotic technology. One cannot tell with certainty that a particular course in the field is the best one.
Most of the popular colleges in the country offer Robotics Engineering courses that are highly sought after by students because of the rising demand for engineers in this field. The future of the world is nothing but exceptional technologies, for which the nation needs a skilled workforce. So, you can go for any of the UG or PG level courses in Robotics Engineering as these majors will provide you with in-depth knowledge of the field and make you job-ready for the future.

Robotics Engineering courses at the undergraduate level can be opted for by anyone who has passed Class 12 with PCM subjects and scored at least 50% marks. If you fulfill this eligibility requirement, you further need to appear for entrance tests conducted on an annual basis for admission to Robotics Engineering courses after 12^th.

In addition, for postgraduate courses in Robotics Engineering, you need to have a B Tech in Robotics Engineering degree or another relevant bachelor's degree with decent marks and appear for PG-level entrance exams like GATE. For PhD courses, you must hold a master's degree in the field of robotics with at least 55% marks.

VIT Vellore doesn't provide any specific B.Tech degree in purely Robotics and Automation. However, the college does have a B.Tech programme in Mechatronics and Automation, where parts of its curriculum relate to robotics and automation. The four-year undergraduate course has mechanical engineering, electronics, and computer Science amalgamated. Further, VIT Chennai has a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering with a specialisation in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics the university is offering more, about these two specializations. Both courses endow the students with capabilities for survival in the robotics sector that is constantly booming.

MHT CET Admission Process for Robotic Engineering Colleges: Registration and examination schedule of MHT CET conduct by the State Common Entrance Test Cell, Maharashtra.

As soon as the results are declared, one should apply online for the Centralized Admission Process (CAP) specifying the college and desired courses. Seats will be allotted using the scores and rank obtained in the test during counseling rounds by the CAP authority. 

If you satisfy the cutoff for robotic engineering in the college of your choice, you will then confirm admission by submitting the necessary documents, such as mark sheets, domicile certificate, and, if applicable, category certificates, along with the required fees to admit.

In every past five-year duration, the MHT CET cutoff of Robotic Engineering can variate according to the institute and the availability of seats in addition to the candidate category.

Admission for this course has been a little more competitive in colleges like VIT Pune, DY Patil College of Engineering, and MIT-WPU Pune, as the cutoffs are generally higher for general categories.

For example, the cutoff score ranges from 85 to 95 percent for top colleges and between 75 to 85 percent for average schools. Generally, because of the EWS and reserved categories, there are lower cutoff scores. Historical trends have shown that as the popularity of robotic engineering increases, so too have the cutoffs, which have begun to appreciate slightly, indicating that an excellent score will be well appreciated.

The DTE Maharashtra website publishes reliable information on MHT CET CAP rounds' cutoff value for specific years.