One of my friends studies at Madras Institute of Technology, and this is the dress code system at MIT. There is no uniform for MIT students. But all students have to wear decent clothes to college. 

Both boys and girls are not allowed to wear t-shirts and jeans to a college campus. Girls are not allowed to wear skirts too. They have to wear their dupattas on a college campus.

All students of MIT follow the strict unofficial dress code to college. Also, MIT is better than other Chennai colleges in terms of dressing rules. But comfort should also be given priority in college.

Therefore, a proper dressing sense will keep being instructed by other college mates too. So make sure, you always wear decent clothes to the Madras Institute of Technology.

There are two ways of admission to Madras Institute of Technology for an M.Tech degree, the first is through GATE and the second through TANCET. 

The admission to all the campuses of Anna University (MIT, CEG, ACT, and SAP) usually starts in the month of July. Applicants then start filling the applications having their valid GATE or TANCET scorecard, along with several other documents like photocopy, provisional certificates, mark sheets, etc.

• After the filling of forms, separate rank lists for GATE and TANCET are published. Then, students are called for combined counseling which takes place in the CEG campus.
• Usually, the GATE counseling takes place before the TANCET counseling. But, the number of seats available for TANCET is more than that for GATE.
• There are provisions for reserved seats in both GATE and TANCET. TANCET candidates are not given any stipend for their M.Tech program, but GATE seat students are given a certain stipend by the MHRD.
• Students missing the date of counseling are not allowed in the subsequent dates.

These are the two main modes of admission for M.Tech at Madras Institute of Technology. Other than these, there is a provision of admission through the NRI quota, where only 2 or 3 seats are reserved in every stream. NRI quota seats have a separate fee structure too.

Yes, Madras Institute of Technology (MIT) is a government engineering college located in Chromepet, Chennai, India. In fact, it is one of the three government engineering colleges of the state of Tamil Nadu (College of Engineering, Guindy and Alagappa College of Technology, Guindy being the other two) to be controlled directly by the state university, Anna University.

It was initially established as the first self-financing engineering college of India by offering a three-year degree called DMIT (Diploma in Madras Institute of Technology) in specializations such as Automobile Engineering, Aeronautical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, Production Engineering, etc.

The eligibility for the DMIT course during that time was B.Sc, i,e only science graduates could apply for the diploma in engineering. Later the diploma was converted to a B.Tech and currently, the eligibility is 12th standard as the case with all other engineering colleges in the country.

Madras Institute of Technology is like any other government engineering college and all the eligibility criteria and procedures are similar to other colleges. 

To be honest, there are tonnes of “best things” about MIT that any other college would rarely offer you. Here I'm giving a few glimpses:

• Senior - Junior Bonding: MIT is mostly recognized for its unique custom, i.e. ‘Senior - Junior Relationship’. The institute has a practice called "T-series" - a system of student mentoring by senior students to the juniors having the familiar registration number. This Mentor-ship activities span a whole gamut of student activities starting from passing on books, counseling, monetary help if needed, and placement preparation.
• Life Lessons: Being on campus, dealing with the day-to-day problems makes you independent. The last-minute assignments, deadlines which may seem scary at times actually prepares you for the future. 
• Diverse Peer-Group: At the campus, you will meet people from different states, different backgrounds. You will get to learn a lot from them. Some friends and memories that you make during your time will stay with you for the rest of your life. 
• Events: The events and fests conducted are great. Once you are a senior you will get to organize the events too. 

Hope this gives you an idea of what to expect. You'll come across many other "best things" once you come here.

Madras Institute of technology is famous for providing high-tech laboratories and excellent experimental facilities to students in several departments. Other than those, there are several student organizations and clubs, situated inside the institute. The points below give a brief overview of some of the best facilities that turn out to be an advantage of studying at Madras Institute of Technology.

• The High-Performance Computing Lab of the Computer Technology department has excellent systems and high-scaled internet connectivity. The internet speed at times without major traffic inside the lab crosses 450+ Mbps down speed. Even in a major trafficked state, the internet speed is above 70 Mbps.
• The Distributed Computing Lab of the Computer Technology Department contains high-performance computers that provide excellent read-write speeds.
• In just 9 departments, there are over 15 active organizations run by students, which deal with a wide range of areas like technical aspects, Tamil literature, etc.
• Madras Institute of Technology is quite good with its way of teaching. The institute grooms its students with sufficient social and political overviews for their betterment in life.

These are some of the best facilities provided by the Madras Institute of Technology, where students have a lot of advantages while going on with their curriculum.