Admission to the college is possible through management quota, which involves a donation and annual fee, or through single window counseling based on 12th-grade marks, with economically backward students benefiting from reduced fees. The college offers a range of engineering courses, with Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) providing opportunities in IT and electrical domains. The faculty, mostly M.Tech holders, are experienced and versatile, ensuring effective classroom learning. Placement opportunities, especially in IT sectors, are a highlight, with companies like Airtel, Hyundai, and Nissan participating in recruitment drives.
High packages are typical for CSE and IT students, while non-IT fields see average packages due to limited core company placements. Placement preparation starts in the 4th semester with dedicated coordinators. Fees for general students can reach Rs 73,000 annually, with hostel costs adding Rs 80,000, though scholarships and financial aids, such as Tamil Nadu's First Graduate Scholarship, can significantly reduce fees. For specific castes, fees are reduced to Rs 18,000 annually. The college provides bonafide certificates to aid educational loan applications from government banks.
Late admissions might incur higher fees, potentially up to Rs 1 lakh for certain courses. Transport and book fees are separate, and bus fees vary by location. Internships must be arranged independently, but the college supports placement preparation through paid platforms and on-duty allowances for internships. Practical projects in renewable energy and power systems are part of the curriculum, requiring student discipline to fully benefit.
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