Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query M. Tech in Mechatronics is a study of sophisticated intelligent system and robotics. It is a subset of robotics engineering branch, which itself is a research arena of computer engineering whereas M. Tech in Automotive Electronics is studying /working

Hi Aspirant,

Nice to hear about your interest.You have opted for a modern path as robotics is the future of the modern World.However the eligibility criteria of Mtech in Robotics demands you to have minimum score of 55% in graduation level such as BE or Btech.In addition to that you

Hello aspirant,

You asked for the review of the college named MIT ADT.

Here is the full review of it:

MIT ADT(MIT Art Design and Technology) was established under the flagship of the prestigious MIT Group of Institutions. It is also rated as the "Best Campus" tag by ASSOCHAM. It

It’s difficult to tell you the exact about your admission possibilities but as per the previous year cutoff as a BC Category reserved Student, you would be eligible for a Seat in all of the Colleges under TNEA Counselling as the Closing rank for 2019 have been around 70,000-1,00,000

Dear Aspirant,

You should really go for Mechatronics instead of electronics and Instrumentation. While in the latter you mostly learn about electronics and chips, in the former you learn about both electronics and mechanisms.

In Mechatronics, you will get to learn about physical systems modelling, sensors and actuators,signals and systems

Hello.,

TANCET is a tamilnadu common entrance exam which ia conducted by Anna university behalf of the government of tamilanadu for taking admission into the pg courses such as MBA., MCA., M.E/M.Tech or M. Arch etc. The cutoff score will be between 40 to 60 for open category for admision

Hi Aspirant,

Mechatronics, which is also called mechatronics engineering, is a multidisciplinary branch of engineering that focuses on the engineering of both electrical and mechanical systems, and also includes a combination of robotics, electronics, computer, telecommunications, systems, control, and product engineering. Placements at Mechatronics engineering stream at MGIT with 70