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Ravi Babu
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Yes, Panimalar Engineering College in Chennai offers Mechatronics Engineering. Combining concepts from mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering, the programme emphasises automation robotics, and smart production systems. Students who complete the course get a theoretical understanding as well as practical abilities in subjects including embedded systems, robotics and control systems.Usually, management quotas or your 12th-grade grades will determine your admission to the programmme through TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions). The college has a solid record of placements in manufacturing, automation and robotics-related sec
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Anshika shukla
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VIT Vellore M. Tech. in Mechatronics Engineering admission is based on entry requirements - 60.0% in graduation.Candidates should have graduated with a full-time degree from any recognized University/Institute with a minimum aggregate of 60% or First class for M.Tech. degree programmes. Candidates appearing for their final degree exam / final semester exam in the current year are also eligible to apply.
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Aashi Rastogi
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Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Polytechnic College Diploma in Mechatronics Engineering is a 3 year programme offered with an annual intake of 60 seats. The College offers it on the basis of merit and with the total tuition fees of INR 1.72 Lakh. Candidates must qualify Class 10 or equivalent from any recognised board to be eligible for admission at Marathwada Mitra Mandal's Polytechnic College.
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Pragati Singh
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After completing Mechatronics Engineering course, one can work as Mechatronics Engineer who looks after product development, instrumentation and software programming in a product. He participates in the simulation and improvisation of electronic products and provides solutions for the improvement of the product.
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Pragati Singh
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Mechatronics is a specialised branch of engineering which deals with the combined study of mechanical, electrical and computer systems. Candidates are trained in the skills of both an electrical engineer and mechanical engineer. They also train in fundamentals of software and hardware. Hence, the field is quite vast and interesting, and can provide you with a plethora of opportunities to explore in your career.
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Rupesh Katariya
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The cutoff for B.Tech in Mechatronics Engineering at SASTRA University is based on two main factors:1. 50% of seats -are filled through a combination of JEE Main scores and Class 12 marks, with both having equal weightage.2. The other 50%-are filled based solely on Class 12 marks.There’s no fixed cutoff since it Vary every year depends upon the number of applicants and their performance. However, for competitive branches like Mechatronics, you generally need strong scores in both JEE Main and Class 12.For the latest cutoff details, check SASTRA University's website or follow updates when admissions open.
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Abhishek singh
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Mechatronics engineering includes the following subjects:Electronics, Microprocessors, Software Engineering, Sensors and Actuators, Mechanical Systems, Control Engineering, Signal Processing, Industrial Management, Mechatronics Systems and its Applications, Wireless Communications. Mechatronics engineering is an interdisciplinary branch of engineering. It integrates mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronic engineering, and software engineering. After earning a degree in mechatronics engineering, students get a chance to work with robots, nanotechnology, electrical systems, and other industrial components. So
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Sonali
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Entry Requirements. Candidate passed 10th class/SSC examination or its equivalent, with at least 35% aggregate marks from any recognized institute/board are eligible to apply.Government College of Engineering Karad cutoff 2024 is expected to be around 21610 - 21620 for GOPENH candidates and 12067 - 12077 for TFWS candidates for Electrical Engineering.Minimum Grade B in THREE (3) subjects including Mathematics and any ONE (1) Science / Technical / Vocational subject and a pass in English.
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Sudhakar s
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Every year the SRM Institute of Science and Technology (SRMIST) Mechatronics Engineering branch wise cutoff is subject to change depending on a number of variables including the volume of the applications the difficulty level of the SRMJEEE exam and the availability of the seats. Based on past results you can make anticipate that the cutoff for the SRMJEEE exam in 2024 will be in the range of ranks 35000 to 45000 though these are the accurate information for these ranks.
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Pragati Singh
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Hi, You can read out through following points to know about the future prospects of Mechatronics Engineering:Mechatronics Engineers demand is expected to continue growing as automation and robotics are becoming more prevalent in various industries.Advancements in artificial intelligence & machine learning, and IoT will create new joba and career opportunities, and challenges for the profession.I hope it helps !All the best
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