Manipal Academy of Higher Education Answered Questions

MIT, Manipal is one of the few colleges that provide an education in Mechatronics Engineering. The department was branched in Mechanical Engineering earlier, and was separated out 3 years ago. As a student here, I would say this was my best choice (considering I was planning to take up mechatronics at VIT) Why? I would like to briefly explain few points:
1) The course is amazing, and yes involves both mechanical and electronics subjects. They breeze through some topics which mechanical guys would study for two semesters, while also focus on parts like Programmable Logic Control/ Microprocessors, Electrical Drives, Machine Elements and CAD design etc. All the topics are covered up to sufficient level of requirement of an engineer.
2) Facilities: We get to use the labs from about 5-6 departments over three years. Apart from which, there are organizations like International Society of Automation and IE mechatronics which do provide a source for knowledge we won't find in our books. Not only these two, but the college has several projects like A student Satellite project, An F1 car team, a Solar Car team, Robotics team, all of which involve quite a large margin of mechatronics engineering.
3) Placements - I will speak the truth, it is hard for me as well, but mechatronics placements in India is tougher than getting our political system free of corruption. There are few instrumentation and controls/ Electronics engineering and sometimes automobile companies that recruit students, but if you compare to other branches, it may seem like you and your batch mates look like the dumber lot.

I would suggest to go for Manipal University, if you want to take mechanical, since our college provides you with a lot of facilities and clubs that are essential for the growth of a mechanical engineer. You get on-hand experience and get to apply theory into practical through the college resources.

I'm from MU and I can say one thing for sure that Manipal Culinary Arts College is a place to be if you are interested in culinary arts. I don't have much knowledge about other two so I can't say that they are not good but definitely Manipal should be in your priority list.

It is difficult to get Aeronautical with that score since the cutoff has been going higher every year. You should definitely try for multiple rounds of counseling and giving your name for the waitlist. Considering the increased intake of the branch, you might be able to manage a seat.

CCE is an upcoming field and offers you the best of CSE and well and ECE. It teaches you more coding languages than CSE and also teached the hardware parts. The placements have also been amazing. You get an advantage over companies during placements also.