The college offers admission based on merit, considering AIEEE and JEE results for engineering aspirants, and Plus Two marks for local students. The institution also participates in the JOSAA admissions process. The faculty is well-qualified, with many members from prestigious institutes like IITs, and maintains a faculty-student ratio of 1:60. They promote open communication and support student projects, although students are advised to be proactive in seeking help. The college implements a strict exam schedule but offers manageable exams.
Tuition fees are affordable, with local students paying around Rs 13,000 annually and non-local students approximately Rs 15,000. JoSAA-admitted students pay Rs 150,000 to Rs 160,000 annually, whereas CENTAC students pay between Rs 13,000 to Rs 31,000 initially, decreasing thereafter. Exam fees are Rs 2,500 with an additional Rs 250 per subject. The college supports financial aid through educational loans and scholarships, including alumni-funded and government-sponsored ones. With a strong placement record, 93-98% of students secure jobs, with 121 companies visiting last year, offering 593 placements.
The highest package was 26 LPA, with an average of 4-6 LPA, and notable recruiters include TCS, Wipro, Infosys, and Capgemini. The CSE department had a highest package of 11.75 LPA and an average of 4-5.5 LPA. Internships are encouraged, with stipends averaging 60,000 INR. To be eligible for placements, students need a minimum CGPA of 60% from the 3rd year. The college's training and placement center draws nearly 90 companies annually, facilitated by a robust alumni network and support for scholarships like the Adi Dravida for SC students and AICTE initiatives.
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