Anna University Chennai Answered Questions

B.Tech. in Rubber and Plastic Technology at MIT Chennai is a good choice due to its decent placement opportunities, with companies like MRF, CEAT, APOLLO, and auto OEMs hiring MIT RPT alumni. The department has a strong vision and mission, with thrust areas in polymers in transportation, and the college has tie-ups with industries, ensuring good placement opportunities. However, it's noted that the placement is not great like CSE, nor poor like Aero, and students who are really good at academics are more likely to be selected. The starting pay for graduates is around 12k-17k during the training period, and Indian companies like IOCL, HPCL, Reliance, and Clariant, as well as MNCs like Sabic, DSM, and Bayer, hire polymer engineers.

Anna University BTech 2025 is done under TNEA counseling wherein the Counseling will be done on the basis of marks in Class 12. This process does not require any written entrance exam in the university. The students are required to take part in counselling and make their registrations to TNEA. The seat allotment is done according to the published TNEA rank list.

B.Tech. in Rubber and Plastic Technology graduates from MIT Chennai can work in various sectors including:
Manufacturing
Research and Development (R&D)
Automotive
Aerospace
Healthcare
Packaging
Consumer Goods
Some of the top companies that hire Rubber and Plastic Technology graduates from MIT Chennai include:
Reliance
RPG Raychem
Honda Moto Corp
Dynapac
Note: The exact sectors and companies may vary based on various factors, including the student's skills, experience, and preferences.

First Graduate Concession can be applied by the UG students who are the first in their family to take graduation. They have to provide a valid first Graduate Certificate of 7 family members. In the event that one of the siblings is also in college, then a bonafide certificate, stating that they are not availing the concession, is required. Processing of applications is done using the Dean Office.

To get admission into the B.E. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science programme at Madras Institute of Technology (MIT), Chennai, your selection is based on your Class 12 PCM marks through the TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) process. The cut-off varies slightly each year, but for a general category student, a score of around 290+ out of 300 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics is usually needed. This translates to approximately 580+ out of 600 overall if you are aiming for a high rank. Candidates from reserved categories may have slightly lower cut-off marks.  

To get admission to Integrated M.Sc. in Computer Science at College of Engineering Guindy, you need:
1. A pass in HSC examination with Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry
2. Minimum average mark of 50% for OC, 45% for BC, and 40% for MBC, DNC, SC/SCA/ST Category
3. Entrance Examination (Tamil Nadu government or university-conducted)

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.

Yes, class 12 marks are very important in Anna University admission to undergraduate courses. Counselling in TNEA is purely merit and is based on the 12th board marks in PCM. Good grades enhance better selection of branches. The scores in Class 12 are therefore very crucial.

The college is strict when it comes to eligibility requirements for Integrated MSc in Computer Science. The minimum cut-off criteria include:
- 50% for OC
- 45% for BC
- 40% for MBC, DNC, SC/SCA/ST Category
A pass in HSC examination in the first attempt itself, with Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry as the three subjects under Part III.