Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute, Kumulur
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  • Estd. 1992
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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2023
4.2
A good way to learn agriculture from scratch.
Placements: Placements are conducted but some of the companies do not contact the university after conducting interviews (garuda aerospace company, a drone based company). International internships are however offered by full funding from ICAR to philipines, canada, taiwan, South korea, etc. Getting placed in interview depends upon how u write the exam and perform in interview, and also category based sometimes, and you should be passed in all the subjects wrote in previous semester.
Infrastructure: Some of our classrooms are monuments that are running since ages. They were build by britishes. Classrooms have step wise benches and desks and are spacious. Wi-Fi available in classrooms Hostels are good but are somewhat less spacious. Wi-Fi available, RO water available, geyser available, 24*7 ambulance available.
Faculty: All the teachers are well qualified and are Ph.D. They teach according to their experience and are well understandable The course curriculum is relevant and makes students ready for working in industries and agricultural field Semester exams are easy for the one who studies regularly, and are quite difficult to pass within one night before exam. Pass % in exam: at least 50% separately in each theory and practical, and at least 60% in aggregate Attendance of 80% is mandatory for appearance in exam.
Other: A lot of extra curricular activities are carried out in addition to regular studies.
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Kumar Aditya Raj
B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2028
2.4
AEC and RI, KUMULUR REVIEW .
Placements: As per I have the information from seniors, few companies only come to college for placement and they also select the students who are from Tamil Nadu. So getting placement from college is really tough. The company doesn't provide even higher packages. So placement scene is not good here.
Infrastructure: There no such good facility provided here and even library gets close by 5:30 PM. On sunday or any holiday college canteen, indoor satdium everything remains close. This college in outskrit area, so tourist places nearby and not even songke shop nearby.
Faculty: Teachers are very helpful and knowledge. But the curriculum doesn't seem too relavant to the courses. Semester examination are very tough because we need 50% to get pass and whether syballus is completed or not by the teacher but question will be asked from that topics as well .
Other: I choose agricultural Engineering because I was interested to study about agriculture in technical way. There are lots of things that college need to improve 1. Opening library for 12 hours atleast. 2. Providing 15-20 days holiday atleast so that other state students can also go theri home. 3. Focus on college and hostel infrastructure. 4. Clean washrooms and bathroom in hostel and college. Events and fest are also not that much good.
Reviewed on 16 Jan 2025Read More
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JOSHUA B Verified Icon
B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering - Batch of 2027
3.2
No placements. Never come here for job-focused careers. Good for PG and Ph.D.
Placements: Placements are very average. Only 2 companies per batch come to the campus. This year, VST and TAFE come only for sales and marketing roles. No RND, no job, and don't come to this college related to any jobs, no tech events, no hackathons, no cultural events, nothing.
Infrastructure: Everything is pretty neat, the hostel, the mess, the classrooms, etc. Everything is not at all dirty. Wi-Fi is available in the hostel and some hotspots in the campus, ground facilities are available. The indoor stadium is a very well-built infrastructure in the whole city.
Faculty: The pass percentage is now 50 percent and is easy for many students, not so tough but they must be a little attentive. The curriculum is a bit of every course you can study in engineering in India. Faculty are well-experienced though they are too strict and backward-thinking for this age.
Reviewed on 20 Feb 2026Read More
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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering
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Agricultural Engineering College and Research Institute, Kumulur 
Overview

Total Tuition Fees

Duration

4 years

Course Level

UG Degree

Mode of Course

Full Time

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Type of University

Public/Government

B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering
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Fees

Fee componentsAmount (4 years)
36,000
5,750
41,750
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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering
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3.7/5
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Faculty Review IconFaculty & Course4.5
Crowd Review IconCampus Life4.0
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B.Tech. in Agricultural Engineering
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    Hello Enthusiast ! Basically there is no cutoff to get admission at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, except for the M.Sc. Agricultural Microbiology program . For this program one need to get 55% aggregates in JNU CEEB exam for admission. The university is also provides marks relaxation for reser

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    Yes, you can apply for B.Tech agriculture as this subject is optional subject so it will not make you a field-specific person, you can apply for this course.

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