A wide spectrum of teaching methodologies are applied, including lectures, practical work, group discussions, and research based teaching. Both teacher-led and student-centred learning are given equal consideration, with the emphasis moving from generic content and skill development at the certificate and diploma levels, to problem solving and critical thinking at the undergraduate level. In addition to subject specific skills acquired in the technology and engineering programmes, students are also given an opportunity to develop soft skills that will enhance employability.

Technology resources are utilised to support learning in purpose built laboratories. Classrooms are also equipped to facilitate the use of technology in teaching. Additional learning support is provided by the Student Success Centre through strategies such as extra tutorials, training sessions to enhance life skills, and counselling services.

Well equipped computer labs with latest software and hardware, and other labs for Electronics and design programmes provide a unique experience to students. A well equipped library, with automated transaction facilities, common study areas with newspapers, magazine and other popular reading material, and private work space for reading and reference make a good learning resource centre for students.

MECIT encourages students for further reading and research. Students are supported to carry out their own research and reading to develop their understanding of their chosen subject.

MECIT provides audio-visual and other computer assisted resources to enhance student learning.

Students can get connected using MECIT WIFI from anywhere in the campus.