Admission to Anna University is conducted through the TNEA counseling process, where applicants are ranked based on their 12th-grade marks in Maths, Physics, and Chemistry. A rank list determines college and course selection based on availability and reservation policies. The university is renowned for its excellent placement record, with around 95% of students securing jobs, especially in the IT sector, with firms like Microsoft, Amazon, and Google. Over 200 companies visit annually, offering salaries from 3 to 42 LPA, with an average package of 4-5 LPA.
The faculty are well-qualified, primarily holding M.E or M.Tech degrees, and are supportive, despite some challenges with current technologies. The faculty-to-student ratio is approximately 3:160, promoting effective support. Tuition fees are affordable at Rs. 14,000 per semester, with exam fees at Rs. 1,000. First-generation graduates receive a concession, paying Rs. 7,000 per semester. Including hostel fees, the first-year cost is Rs. 87,000, with annual expenses under Rs. 1 lakh, notably less than private colleges. Scholarships are abundant, based on family income, caste, and academic performance.
High achievers can receive up to Rs. 35,000, while the AMITA Scholarship offers Rs. 20,000 annually. The FFE scholarship provides Rs. 40,000 per year, with various government and private scholarships available. Female students can benefit from the Pragadhi Scholarship, granting Rs. 50,000 annually. The fee structure varies from Rs. 7,000 to Rs. 20,000 per semester, depending on the category. Hostellers have special scholarships, and interest-free loans are available for fees. Internships begin from the 5th semester, offering stipends between Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 30,000 per month from top companies.
While core non-IT roles are limited, students with a CGPA above 8 have better chances at top firms.
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