Diverse cultured & talented Engineers in MIT

I chose the E&I branch as I don't have any other option because of my MET rank. Faculty: student ratio is very good here. There difficult to pass (for an average is a lot of faculty in each department of MIT. All the professors have done their Ph.D. and their teaching is quite excellent. Term exams (Semester) are conducted twice a year. They are student).

I don't think there's a lot of fee hikes here. It can be seen only in the 1st-2nd year of B.Tech. The cost to study is higher than an average private engineering college. There's only 1 scholarship provided through MIT i.e., MET merit-based based waiver (20% for rank below 5k and 100% for rank below 100). There are no jobs with stipend on the campus. None of the financial assistance is provided.

We have air-conditioned digital classrooms including a blackboard. It has a sound speaker system. We have MIT-Central Library which has top-class journals and popular books to read. The annual fest called REVELS will be conducted in the month of March. The tecta fest called TECH-TATVA will be conducted in the month of October. REVELS is the most popular here. Sports like athletics, swimming, and badminton are well-supported here. Extracurriculars like dancing and music are my favorite. Clubs like E&I-Manipal, ROBO-Manipal, and Project-MANAS are under student management.

Eligibility for the B.Tech course is only through the Manipal Entrance Test (MET). Branches in the courses are available on the basis of MET rank of a student. Application forms, fees, and dates can be found at http://manipal.edu. There are no reservation benefits and I think the admission process is a bit inaccurate.