Tamilnadu College of Engineering: Courses, Contact Details, Facilities

Placements & Internships : Placement cell was a joke here. The pass percentage of the college was very low. Good companies never came here. Only once or twice have they conducted a placement class and besides that there was nothing. The department was shut down after

Placements & Internships : Placement cell was a joke here. The pass percentage of the college was very low. Good companies never came here. Only once or twice have they conducted a placement class and besides that there was nothing. The department was shut down after a couple of years

Entrance Exams & Admissions : I could categorise the summary.so that will make it easier. 1. Admission I am from Kerala and I joined the management quota. For that the average P.C.M score is checked.. I think it was 50 or so. The admission for me was through an educational counsellor or agent who first showed us the college. He then bargains with the college admission department and then fixes a donation cost. It is non-refundable and we pay the amount in DD. The fees were around INR 62.5k/annum.(excluding food and accommodation). didn't have to write any entrance exam or any such thing. All you need to have was the cutoff of around 50 or so if my memory is correct. The donation amount costs more for sought after courses such as Mechanical and civil etc costs more. You pay well you get the seat.

Fees & Scholarships : The course fees for the management department was INR 62,500/annum. I don't know about any scholarships as I guess we were not eligible. Students from Tamil Nadu had scholarships and there were many available. I don't know much about it. I studied by taking an education loan. But the banks vary depending on the location.

Academics & Faculty : Class starts at 9. Break times were decent. There were quarterly exams and models. The teachers are not well efficient. Most of them just come for the salary and not doing an actual job. They didn't know the subject property or didn't know how to teach or even speak good English. They used to speak in Tamil mostly and for me being From Kerala, that was a bit difficult. Teaching staff selection is very poor. They lacked the proper staff to teach.