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M.Tech Mechanical Engineering Computer Aided at MIT

PinManipal

Design the future of engineering with advanced computational precision

The M.Tech. in Computer-Aided Analysis and Design (CAAD) is a two-year postgraduate programme offered by the School of Mechanical Engineering. It strengthens students' theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the core areas of mechanical design and analysis, preparing them for the evolving needs of industry and R&D organisations. The programme develops a strong foundation in mechanical design for solving complex societal and industrial problems while considering ethical, legal, and environmental aspects; provides comprehensive theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience in computer-aided modelling, analysis, and design of mechanical components and systems through a multidisciplinary approach; and fosters a research culture that encourages the publication of research articles and technical reports across multidisciplinary domains. Key features include highly qualified faculty, well-equipped laboratories, seminars and technical presentations, industrial training, guest lectures by industry and academic experts, and co-curricular activities such as paper and poster presentations.

Program Eligibility

Qualification

You must successfully complete BE/BTech in the relevant branch from a recognized university with a minimum of 50% aggregate marks.

  • If you have qualified GATE under the General Category you will be given weightage.

You must either appear for the Manipal Entrance Test (MET)/ PGCUET 2026 and get the required cut off.

 

*PGCUET scores will be considered only for:

 

  • M.Tech. in Chemical Engineering
  • M.Tech. in Civil Engineering (Construction Engineering & Management)
  • M.Tech. in Civil Engineering (Environmental Engineering)
  • M.Tech. in Mechanical Engineering (Thermal Sciences & Energy Systems)
  • M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Electric Vehicle Technology)
  • M.Tech. in Electrical Engineering (Power Electronics & Drives)