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The faculty at PCET consists of more than 100 professors who have qualifications in respective engineering disciplines at postgraduate level and many members have M.Phil and Ph.D. qualifications too, so the strong basis of academic quality is also there. They teach with high commitment and commitment to imparting quality education along with the support that ensures the quality in the delivery to students. The college focus on faculty development creates a conducive learning environment, hence ensuring students who graduate with knowledge and skills in their profession as engineers and technicians. 

The selection criteria for admission to the B.E./B.Tech courses at Park College of Engineering and Technology are based on the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions process, which is managed by Anna University. Applicants need to meet the following requirements:Eligibility: The candidates must have passed 10+2 with aggregate marks of at least 50% in Physics Chemistry, and Mathematics. Eligibility criteria for reserved categories are different.Admission Process: Merit-based, through the counseling process of TNEA, based on candidates' performance in their qualifying examination-Class 12.Application: Now, the students are supposed to join the TNEA counseling process. The seat allotment will be given considering the final merit rank obtained by the students.

Admission to Park College of Engineering and Technology (PCET) is moderately competitive. Admissions for B.E. and B.Tech programs are mainly through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counseling process, which takes into account the scores of the candidates from their 10th and 12th examinations. A minimum aggregate of 45% in the qualifying exams is required. Scores from the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) are also accepted for postgraduate programs. While meeting the eligibility criteria is important, the admission process is not that complex and is, therefore accessible to many aspiring students.

Registration procedure for B.E./B.Tech courses of PCET follows a set procedure that candidates should register themselves in TNEA counseling, followed by filling online the prescribed TNEA registration form in order to furnish all information, followed by which, certification verification takes place. It follows strictly a merit selection, according to the Class 12 scores of the students for subjects, Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Once the merit list is published, candidates can fill their course preferences during the choice filling stage. Finally, seat allotment occurs based on ranks and preferences, leading to confirmation of admission at PCET. 

St. Joseph College of Engineering and Technology (SJCET) in Kottayam follows a selection process for its B.E. / B.Tech courses based primarily on the Kerala Engineering Entrance Examination (KEAM) or equivalent examination results. Candidates are typically required to have a valid KEAM rank or meet specific academic criteria, such as scoring a minimum percentage in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics for students from various boards like CBSE or ISC. Additionally, merit-based scholarships are available for students with exceptional academic performances.

Mainly, the choice of candidates for B.E. / B.Tech programmes at St. John's College of Engineering and Technology is strictly based on the marks obtained by the candidates in the EAMCET (Andhra Pradesh Engineering, Agriculture, and Medical Common Entrance Test). Candidates are required to secure a valid rank in the EAMCET and have some minimum percent in 10 + 2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Admission is done through the counseling process of Andhra Pradesh EAMCET. Besides, management quota seats are available for direct admission, which, in some cases, differ from one institution to another, as selection depends on academic qualifications and merit.

There is no provision for the award of 100% scholarship to all students at SSBT's College of Engineering and Technology, Jalgaon. It offers financial support and grants with respect to specific conditions including merit or reservation categories. The types of scholarships offered comprise government schemes for these categories and also, based on performance.  

Yes the Park College of Engineering and Technology has an active placement cell that ensures the smooth facilitation of students into internship and fulltime employment. It works on establishing strong relationships with the industry, training programs, and preparing students for interviews.Key Features of the Placement Cell:Industry Interaction: PCET has alliances with some of the major companies such as TCS, Wipro, Cognizant, Bosch, etc. It facilitates internships, projects, and campus placement.Pre placement Training: The cell conducts training in soft skills, communication, resume building, and technical skills to increase employability.Mock interviews and group discussions are also conducted.Placement Statistics: The college boasts an excellent track record of placements with roles in sectors ranging from software, mechanical, electrical to civil engineering for the students.Placement Drives and Campus Recruitment: college periodically conducts placement drives in which recruitment agencies from various sectors come on campus to recruit directly. This placement support has dedicatedly enabled students to transit smoothly from academics to professional life.

No, MGM's College of Engineering and Technology in Navi Mumbai does not offer 100% scholarships. To be eligible for a full scholarship, students may need to be a state topper, perform exceptionally well in their 12th standard exams, or be a topper in entrance exams like IIT JEE or SRMJEEE.