Madras Institute of Technology, Anna University

According to the information you have provided, you have no chance to get admitted to MIT. However, You may get Admission to MIT in one and only one branch which is Production engineering. Last year cut off of MIT college for the SC category is
1- For Aeronautical Engineering branch: 7479
2- For Computer Science and Engineering branch: 3466
3- For the Automobile Engineering branch: 14098
4- For Production Engineering branch: 17608
5- For Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering branch: 7729
For more information, you can use the Shiksha JEE Advance college predictor tool (https://www.shiksha.com/engineering/jee-advanced-college-predictor). I hope this will help you.

Hello! Ramitha G,. Madras Institute of Technology or MIT is affiliated to Anna University. Universities invariably offer degree of BE and institutions like IIT offer B.Tech. But let me assure you that, it makes absolutely no difference in your future life. For all purposes, both degrees are treated equally by the Industry as well as the academia. I would strongly advise you to not lose sleep over this totally insignificant issue. What is most important is the quality of faculty and perception of the institution outside it's premises. On this count MIT scores handsomely over its peers. Another issue you should not bother about is whether it's aeronautical engineering or aerospace engineering. Practically both are same. Best wishes to you.

Both are good. But according to branch, you can opt your choice. If u want to take CSE or IT or ICT then I can say SASTRA is best, because of the high placement opportunity. Nearly 80 companies will come every year. You will have a very good opportunity of getting a job with a high package. Companies like Microsoft, Paypal, TCS and many more will be available every year. SASTRA will provide hostel scholarship and merit scholarships of nearly 34k every year. The advantage SASTRA has is, being a deemed university, it can rapidly adapt to changing technologies. Syllabus is revised regularly (annually), with the feedback from the students and alumni (I have given feedback both as a final year student as well as an alumnus, and most (90%) of the changes suggested were implemented). The quality of students is pretty good. Nowadays, 70% of seats are filled by JEE Mains Scores. Hope it helps. If you found it useful then upvote or thumbs up my answer. Good luck.