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virendra rastogi
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The best institutes offering robotics course are mentioned below:
1. IITs - Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Kanpur and Kharagpur.
2. Indian Institute of Science - Bangalore.
3. National Institute of Technology.
4. University of Hyderabad.
5. Jadavpur University.
6. Birla Institute of Technology and Science.
1. IITs - Mumbai, Chennai, Delhi, Kanpur and Kharagpur.
2. Indian Institute of Science - Bangalore.
3. National Institute of Technology.
4. University of Hyderabad.
5. Jadavpur University.
6. Birla Institute of Technology and Science.
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Sunil SoniManagement & IT Consultant
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B.Tech CSE is the most sought after branch by IIT aspirants. Placement record of CSE graduates from IIT is excellent. CSE graduates from IITs can easily get admission abroad for higher studies. Robotics is a developing interdisciplinary course. I will recommend that you can do MS/ M.Tech in robotics after CSE graduation. You can prefer CSE over robotics at graduation level.
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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach
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They have a vast scope. If you want to pursue robotics , then take admission in a good Institute that really teaches you about the technology used in today's world and provides you with practical exposure.
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Bhargav C
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Hello Dhruv,
There is no particular degree in robotics. It will be like learning grammar.
Depending upon which area you are interested in, there are different methods. For example, if you are interested in AI and the networking of robots, then you should start with computer science or electronics engineering. If you are interested in mechanics and actuation of robots, then graduating in mechanical engineering will help. For medical applications, MEMS and NEMS are a nice domain.
All the best!
There is no particular degree in robotics. It will be like learning grammar.
Depending upon which area you are interested in, there are different methods. For example, if you are interested in AI and the networking of robots, then you should start with computer science or electronics engineering. If you are interested in mechanics and actuation of robots, then graduating in mechanical engineering will help. For medical applications, MEMS and NEMS are a nice domain.
All the best!
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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For B.Tech/BE in robotics, the candidate must have passed the higher secondary school certificate (10+2) examination with science subjects such as biology, maths and chemistry. For admission into IIT colleges, it is compulsory to attain high grades in the Joint Entrance Examinations (JEE). Other entrances that you can opt for are BITSAT, All India Engineering Entrance Exams, and SRM Engineering Entrance Examination (SRM EEE).
These are the colleges where you can apply for excellence in robotics:
Anna University, ChennaiFaculty of Engineering and Technology, Jadavpur University, KolkataBirla Institute of Technology, MesraAsia Pacific Inst
These are the colleges where you can apply for excellence in robotics:
Anna University, ChennaiFaculty of Engineering and Technology, Jadavpur University, KolkataBirla Institute of Technology, MesraAsia Pacific Inst
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prasad keluskar
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Yes, the field of robotics requires a combination of mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer programming/computer science skills. Even, if you're not employed directly in the field of robotics, with any one of those skill sets, you'll certainly be able to find some form of employment.
The demand for automation and robotics will only be limited by your creativity. Technological progress is about increasing productivity and that's something always going to be in demand.
The demand for automation and robotics will only be limited by your creativity. Technological progress is about increasing productivity and that's something always going to be in demand.
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het shah
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Yes, you can go for robotic filed, but you can apply for that in Japan because it is a known country in this technology. So, it will be beneficial for you.
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