Comparably Anna University is better than Amrita University. It is a state government university and changes a lower course fee. The institute offers great academics. The university has a great alumni network. Anna University notable alumni list incudes name like A. P. J. Abdul Kalam- Former President of India & Bharat Ratna awardee, Venu Srinivasan - Chairman of Sundaram, Sujatha Rangarajan - Writer.  However, being a private university Amrita offers better infrastructure. 

Having mentioned that you are a topper in all the unit tests, getting a CGPA of more than 9 would be an easy task for you. Having 20 marks in all your internals would be even more beneficial. To get a CGPA of 10 is possible, in your first year. Here are some things you should keep in mind for your preparation. Utilize study holidays effectively – For the first semester examinations, the gap between them maybe a day or two. You have to complete the syllabus in the 10 to 15 days of study holidays. Make sure to revise every important portion the day before the exam. Engineering Graphics – Practice more drawings and present the diagrams clearly and neatly. It is a 4 credit paper. Engineering Mathematics – Do not just read the problems, work them out then and there. This will make you confident on the day of your exam. Engineering Physics and Chemistry – The physics and chemistry papers are much easier compared to the class 12th syllabus. Study the textbook thoroughly. Understand the concepts. Present the answers with diagrams wherever necessary. Instead of writing long paragraphs, use points. Technical English – Focus on the grammar first, Examiners tend to read that part fully while evaluating. So try getting full marks in that part which creates a good impression. That might help to get more marks in the forthcoming sections. Presentation is one of the most important aspects. While writing use blue or black pens. Write answers in points and use Sub-headings. Try to keep your answer sheet neat and tidy and avoid unnecessary scribbling.

You need to multiply your CGPA with 10 to get the percentage. So, percentage = CGPA*10. This method is only applicable to colleges affiliated with Anna University. You can find information regarding methods for the calculation of CGPA, on the backside of your university marksheet. There will be detailed info regarding credit letters and credit values. 

Madras Institute of Technology is under Anna University. These two aren’t separate. If you want good job profiles with cushy salary packages, after completing your degree, MIT isn’t a good option. Not many core companies visit the campus drive for recruitment. Although placements in the non-core sector are good. MIT offers good academics and you can benefit from the institute if you are aiming to pursue higher studies. The course fee is nominal. The course costs around INR 1.58 lakhs.  SRM is a good option if infrastructure is your priority. Although the university fees are a little higher. 

Overall, Anna University is a good place to study. The university offers varied range of UG, PG and PhD courses. It has collaborated with 37 international universities and provide student exchange programs. Anna University Placement shows the highest CTC to be INR 12 LPA. Students get recruited in Core, IT and ITES sectors. 

BITS is definitely better than Anna University. It has a better brand value and offers excellent placements. BITS Pilani placements 2022 witnessed the highest CTC of INR 1.33 CPA. While the average CTC offered was INR 28.99 LPA. Microsoft, Amazon, Walmart, etc. are some of the major recruiters that took part in the placement drive.  Although BITS fees are way higher. Anna University courses cost about one-tenth of BITS. 

Non-Tamil Nadu students are eligible to apply to Anna University and affiliated universities. The admission is merit-based. The prerequisites for admission are that you need to be a citizen of India. Applicants should also have passed 10+2 with a minimum average percentage. For general category students, the minimum required average is around 45%. While for SC/ST category students, the required percentage is 40%.

The procedure to get transcripts from Anna University is quite easy and straightforward.  Simply Google Anna University transcript. Create an account there; you can also sign up with your Facebook account. Choose the transcript you require, whether it is a CGPA to percentage conversion or a grade sheet consolidation.  You must properly fill out the application form, including your personal information, college name, college code, register number, and so on.  The fifth step is to upload your consolidation certificate and mark sheet.  Then you must pay the fee set by Anna University for the aforementioned certificates. The certificates will arrive at your door in 14 -15 days. You can also monitor the status of your certificate by logging in to your itranscript account.

Yes, MIT is a part of Anna University, despite the fact that, unlike the other three, it is not physically located on the university campus (CEG, ACT, and SAP). Regarding the second question, there is no discrimination at Anna University as a whole because each student from each of the four campuses is treated equally, just as the NIRF does with Anna University. However, college is important when applying for jobs or for higher education, and a CEG student would unquestionably be a more desirable candidate because CEG is more prestigious and was the first to be established. However, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, a distinguished alumnus of MIT, is the reason for its greater fame.

You can calculate your GPA for Anna University by adding the grade credit points of various subjects and divide it by total credits for the semester. This will give you the GPA. The grade point for S is 10, A is 9, B is 8, and so on. GPA= [(Subject 1* Credit 1) + (Subject 2* Credit 2) +...+(Subject n* Credit n)] / (Credit 1+...+ Credit n) Let’s say you have 5 subjects with 3 credits each and you got 8, 7, 9, 9, and 7 in these subjects. [(8*3 + 7*3 + 9*3 + 9*3 + 7*3)] / 15. 123/15 = 8.5 GPA If you want to calculate your CGPA, repeat the above process for all your semesters and you will have your CGPA.