Dear Aspirant,

All these branches are interdisciplinary  and interdependent for robotics and automation field.Knowledge of all these branches is used and required in automation and robotics.Also there are institutes/colleges which offer special B.Tech programme in Robotics and automation

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Dear Aspirant,

the cutoff for the course of Robotics Engineering differs from year to year different years, depending on the college you are seeking admission at. There are many reasons such as number of seats available, number of candidates appearing for entrance examination, complexity of the exam etc. Hence it is difficult to provide the exact details on the cutoff. The minimum eligibility to pursue the course is to have a minimum aggregate of 60% marks in 10+2 or an equivalent exam from a recognized board.

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Hello Aspirant,

The top colleges offering B.Tech in Robotics engineering in south India are listed below

• K. L. College of Engineering, Guntur
• Woxsen university, Hyderabad
• Sri Ramachandra institute of higher education and research foundation, Chennai
• Dr. M. G. R. Educational and research institute, Chennai
• Karunya institute of technology and sciences, Coimbatore
• Visvesvarayya technological university (VTU), Belgaum
• Reva university, Bangalore
• SRM Easwari engineering college, Chennai
• Sri Muthukumaran institute of technology, Chennai
• PSG college of technology (PSGCT), Coimbatore

Hope this helps and Good luck

Hi Aspirant,

You can directly go for Robotics and Automation Engineering rather than pursuing any other streams of Engineering. As you have mentioned about your interests , those all are included in Robotics and Automation Engineering as the course subjects includes: Computational Geometry ,Computer-aided Manufacturing, Automation, Biocybernetics, Digital Electronics And Microprocessors, Design And Control, Robot Manipulators, Artificial Intelligence, Signal Processing, Robot Motion Planning, Computer Integrated Manufacturing System, etc.

Refer the link below to access some more information regarding Robotics and Automation courses,

https://www.careers360.com/courses/automation-and-robotics-course

Hope this is resourceful.

All the Best!!!

Hello,

As you want to go for National Institute Of Technology(NIT) which is one of the most demanding Institute in India and it has always been a popular choice for the students and hence for securing admission in any of the NIT you should surely have a quite higher marks so that you can get seat easily. Now as you are looking for Robotics Engineering which is also a Sub-Branch of CSE itself and as you know that for CSE branch the competition is already higher hence, you can get an idea that for Robotics also you have to aim for bigger target. Now the all NIT’s which are their India have a ranking and as we know that some NIT’s are at the top while some are medium level NIT’s because they have been newly build. So it completely depends upon you as if you have aim above 200 than you have good chance of getting any top NIT’s depending on the field you choose and if you settle with a medium score than also you have chance for trying admission in some medium level NIT’s.

Thank you..

See the course in general are so framed that it will give you all the basic skills as required to study the subject. So don't worry about that. All the coding languages and the necessary mathematics required will be provided in the curriculum and side by side you will learn the application of all those subjects in AI.

So in conclusion you have no need to study Computer Science separately. If you get a chance then you can get admitted in the course and it will not cause any problem.

I hope my answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!

Hi Sai,

Yes , there is good probability that you can get computer science and engineering with specialization in robotics at the Chennai campus. Analysing the past trends and cutoffs, a rank under 30k should be sufficient to avail you a seat in third category. But considering the high cutoffs this year, it is fair to say that you may be even pushed to fourth category.

Previous cutoffs for various branches at different campuses can be found at https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff/amp

Hope it helps!!

There are many good specific Colleges for Robotics Engineering in Maharashtra having great infrastructure, faculty and research facilities.

Do follow the link below for more information about Colleges having Automation and Robotics Courses in Maharashtra

https://engineering.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-automation-and-robotics-colleges-in-maharashtra

However, I would suggest you otherwise. For an In depth education, you must enroll yourself in a Mechanical, Electronics or Electrical Course at some of the Best Engineering Colleges in Maharshtra like IITB, VNIT, VJTI, COEP, SPIT, VIT Pune, KJ Somaiya and other Top Engineering Colleges under Mumbai, Pune and Nagpur University. You will get ample opportunities as well as Elective courses to learn Automation, AI and Robotics from some of the Best Faculty as well as these colleges having a strong employer outlook, also lead to great career scope and placement prospects with leading employers. You may definitelt specialize With projects and internships in field of robotics besides having a strong degree in Mechanical or maybe Electronics and Communication, leading to excellent career scope and placement prospects.

Yes, I believe you have moderate chances of securing CSE (AI) at VIT Chennai with a Rank of 26000, however you might have to wait till Category 2 or 3. In Category 1, you have chances of IT or EC at Chennai. You still have options at VIT Vellore like Mechanical or Chemical or maybe CSE at VIT Bhopal.

For more information and VIT Cutoff do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/viteee-cutoff