Hello Aravind.
The college isn't really a reputed one. You shouldn't take it up just by a
glamorous course structure. Do check if they have fab facilities etc and
whether they really do quality research. Personally I feel dont go for it.

Good MeMs/Nems research is performed at IIT Bombay. Contact GE and
Honeywell too. Honeywell uses mems in their smoke/fire sensors.

Hope this helped.

Warm regards,
Samir

On Thu, 20 Nov 2003, Aravind wrote:

>  Hi All,
>
>  I'm Aravind and I'm interested in the new field of MEMS/NEMS, and I
>  found
>  one institute in India who has a programme in MTech(Nanotechnology)
>  which
>  has a course structured to MEMS and NEMS. I would like to know about the
>  course doing in India and opportunities in this field India.
>
>  Institute information is here:
>
>  www.amity.edu/aint
>
>  http://www.amity.edu/aint/FAQ.htm
>
>  I'm very much academic oriented person however I was not able to get any
>  information about the credibility, infrastructure they have in their
>  institute, if anyone knows please let me know as it requires huge
>  investment(3lacs) to proceed in that institute.
>
>  My Educational Qualification is BE(Mech), passed with Distinction from
>  Bangalore University.
>
>  Please feel it as my personal request and I thank you in advance for any
>  kind of guidance you provide.
>
>  Thanks and Regards
>  Aravind
>
>
>

Samir Kagadkar
Deptt. of Electrical Engineering,
Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay