The college offers admission through both management and government quotas, with 33% reserved for the management quota on a first-come, first-served basis. Government admissions are handled by Anna University, based on 12th-grade marks and a counseling session. Diplomo students can join from the third semester. Management admissions require a capitation fee, varying by department and demand. The college has a strong placement record, especially in Mechanical Engineering, with industry MOUs and a supportive faculty.
The faculty-to-student ratio allows for personalized mentorship, and most faculty have industry experience and doctorate degrees. The annual tuition fee is about 97,000 INR for general quota students and around 130,000 INR for management quota students, payable in a single installment. While tuition is moderate, hostel fees are higher, and non-vegetarian options are excluded from the mess. Financial aid, like scholarships and loans, is available, mainly for merit list students.
Placement classes start in the third year, with around 80% of students securing jobs annually. Over 50 companies, including TVS Motors and Infosys, recruit from the college each year, with over 400 students placed in the recent batch. The average salary package is Rs 200,000, with a maximum of Rs 400,000. Internships start from the second year, with stipends of Rs 5,000 per month. Mechanical and automobile students face placement challenges, with recruitment typically in the eighth semester.
The college offers skill development courses and various scholarships, including the Prime Minister's and Arutchelvar Scholarships, and assists students in obtaining educational loans and scholarships.
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