Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) is an engineering institute based in Chrompet, Chennai (Madras), India. It is one of the four constituent autonomous colleges (university departments) of Anna University. It was established by Chinnaswamy Rajam in 1949 as the first self-funded engineering institute in the country, and then merged with Anna University.
The institute gave India new areas of expertise such as aeronautical engineering, automotive engineering, electronic engineering, and instrumentation techniques. MIT was the first open self-financing institution in India.MIT is also the first institute in India to offer graduate courses in avionics and mechatronics.
Vision of department:
The Department of Instrumentation Engineering remains determined to become a center of excellence in electronic engineering, instrumentation and control for higher level education, research and consulting. The department aims to provide high quality education to students and professionals that lead them into global competition. Institution effort is to become a preferred partner in industry and community to provide engineering solutions.
Madras Institute of Technology offers offers following programs in Engineering and Technology:
Reviews and Ratings:
The Institution is overall rated 4.2 stars with good infrastructure and unique courses and good college surroundings.
Courses cut-off:
*Curriculum courses with unique, industry-oriented specialization and certification programs.
*Provides a solid foundation in core management areas.
*Faculty with extensive academic research and industry experience.
*Focus on continuous improvement of pedagogy by introducing new knowledge dissemination methods.
*Opportunities for students to do internships and start their careers with leading companies
*Credit transfer agreement / study abroad / semester abroad agreement with foreign universities
*Option-based credit system with open electives.
*Optional international study tourism
*Subject exemptions granted to students by CIMA / ACCA Since our study plan coincides with international standards.
