Founded in 1957, Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT), Manipal is a constituent institute of the Manipal University. MIT is one of the first self financing engineering colleges in the country and is today rated among the top five private engineering colleges in India. It became a constituent institute of Manipal Academy of Higher Education (Manipal University) in 2000. MIT is known for its rich, vibrant campus life marked by technical, cultural and sports events running throughout the year.
The institute boasts a well-organized placement team headed by the associate director (industrial liaison, placements & practice school), comprising of faculty and student coordinators from each department. On an average, 60 companies visit MIT Manipal for campus recruitments every year.
MIT Manipal’s campus is located 65 km north of Mangalore. The campus is located three and a half km from Udupi’s railway station and is spread over an area of 188 acres housing 10 academic buildings, and 22 residential buildings, with a total capacity of 6,080 inhabitants.
The academic area of the campus is segregated from the rest of the campus. There are five academic buildings. Two of them – academic block 1 and academic block 2 – have been around since the inception of the campus, while the others were built as intake increased. Academic block 3 is also known as the new lecture hall. Academic block 4, also known as the innovation center, has the Manipal University’s incubation center, MUTBI (Manipal University Technology Business Incubator). Academic block 5 is the largest building on campus. The campus also houses several bookstores, stationery shops, restaurants, and a fruit shop.
Sport facilities on campus include the student recreational centre (two tennis courts, two badminton courts and a gym), two basketball courts, a cricket/athletics field, a volleyball court, a football ground, a hockey field, and a swimming pool. In 2019, a boxing ring was inaugurated on campus. Marena Sports Complex is at a walking distance from the campus there are in-campus gyms in D Block and in 10th Block.
The MIT campus also houses hostel facilities. The total housing capacity is 7,258 students, of which 70 percent is for men and 30 percent for women living in MIT’s 26 hostel buildings. Hostel blocks for first year undergraduate students are different from those blocks that are for senior students.
The food court, with a seating capacity of 1200 people, caters to the food needs of about 840 people daily. A second food court was constructed in 2018 near the 16th and 17th Hostel Blocks.
MIT has been using a credit-based system since 2001, in which each course is assigned a number of credits. The odd semester starts around the month of July and ends by December and the even semester starts around January and ends by May. Manipal Academy of Higher Education is accredited by the Government of India’s National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC).
Undergraduate Courses:
B.Tech. (4-5 years) – Computer Science & Engineering – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning | Aeronautical Engineering | Automobile Engineering | Biomedical Engineering | Biotechnology | Chemical Engineering | Civil Engineering | Computer and Communication Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Data Science and Engineering | Electrical and Electronics Engineering | Electronics and Communication Engineering | Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering | Industrial and Production Engineering | Information Technology | Mechanical Engineering | Mechatronics Engineering | Media Technology
Postgraduate Courses:
Master of Computer Application (M.C.A) (2 years)
Master of Science (M.S.) (2 years)
M.Tech. (2 years) programme
M.Tech. (2 years) – Aerospace Engineering | Automobile Engineering | Avionics | Biomedical Engineering | Chemical Engineering | Computer Aided Analysis and Design | Computer Networking and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Information Security | Control Systems | Digital Electronics and Communication Engineering | Energy Systems and Management | Engineering Management | Environmental Engineering | Construction Engineering Management | Industrial Automation and Robotics | Industrial Biotechnology | Manufacturing Engineering | Microelectronics | Power Electronics and Drives | Print and Media Technology | Software Engineering | Software Engineering | Structural Engineering | Thermal Sciences and Energy Systems | Tribology and Maintenance Engineering
Integrated M.B.A.
Research Programmes:
Ph.D.- The minimum duration for postgraduate qualified PhD students is three years for full-time, and four years for part-time. There is a one-year relaxation for applicants with an MPhil degree.
The institute undertakes sponsored research programs supported by funding agencies such as DST, CSIR, AICTE, and the Ministry of Environmental Sciences. It has collaborative research programs in association with premier research laboratories and institutes in India and abroad.
Placements:
Undergraduate Admissions:
Selection Criteria- Admissions to B.Tech. courses are conducted through the Manipal Entrance Test (MET).
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Admission Process-
Postgraduate Admission- M.Tech.
Selection Criteria- Admissions to M.Tech. courses are conducted through the Manipal Entrance Test (MET) PG conducted by Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE).
Eligibility- applying candidates should have a B.Tech. degree with a minimum of 50% marks. Candidates with a qualified GATE score will be allotted an additional 10%.
Admission Process-
Postgraduate Admissions- M.Sc. and M.C.A.
Selection Criteria- Merit based
Eligibility- B.C.A. or B.Sc. in Computer Science or IT with 50% marks
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Manipal Institute of Technology has been ranked fifth in the Education World India Engineering Colleges Rankings 2020-21.
MIT Manipal was ranked 45 among engineering colleges by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2020 and 43 in 2019.
The MIT campus houses comfortable hostels for boys and girls, under the management of the Hostel Management Committee. It is mandatory for all first year students to reside in the hostels.
The total housing capacity in MIT’s 26 hostel buildings is 7,258 students, of which 70% is for men and 30% for women. Of this, 95% is occupied by undergraduate students. First year students can choose their rooms on a “first come, first served” basis, while academic performance, seniority and student preference determine the room allotments for subsequent years for undergraduate students. Hostel blocks for first year undergraduate students are different from those blocks that are for senior students.