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Yes, you can get admission into the B.E. / B.Tech courses in Government College of Technology (GCT) also if you are not a student of Tamil Nadu; it does not matter where you are from or which country you complete your 12th from as long as the marks that one needs for the eligibility criteria, like the PCM marks.Admission will be based on marks scored in Class 12. The admissions will be under TNEA and the applicants are allowed from outside the state too. The academic credentials will be verified as per the norms of Tamil Nadu state in addition to the Class 12 marks score. Eligibility verification will be essential for the candidates of other states prior to counseling.It would be best to refer to the guidelines particular to TNEA and the GCT website for admission for students from Tamil Nadu state.

Gudlavalleru Engineering College is an institution that goes by the name of Seshadri Rao Gudlavalleru Engineering College. Established in the year 1998, it's a private institution and works under the AANM & VVRSR Educational Society. The institution is affiliated with Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Kakinada. The college gained autonomous status, and it was proven to be efficient through the AICTE or the All India Council for Technical Education. Focus is on quality engineering education and the development of skills in the field of technical expertise among students.

There are various scholarships available at the Government College of Engineering, Karad to which students can easily apply. The college provides scholarships to the students under the Indian government under the students; under SC, ST, and OBC categories. There are also scholarships for physically handicapped and economically / financially challenged learners. There is a fee-waiver scheme launched by the Maharashtra Government which is applied for meritorious students belonging to economically weaker sections. Further, there are also cash rewards to the rank holders; the students can get loans from the nationalized banks for their education expenses.

Government College of Technology GCT is a government college located in Coimbatore. GCT is one among the best government-funded institutions, while offering undergraduate and post-graduate levels of courses in the fields of engineering and technology. The institution, begun in 1945, is managed by the Government of Tamil Nadu and affiliated to Anna University. As it is a government college, benefits like funding come from the state itself, making it accessible and affordable for students who might want an engineering education.

K.L.N. College of Engineering is a self financing college situated at Sivagangai, Tamil Nadu. It was set up in 1994 and is accredited to Anna University and recognised by AICTE. The college has an Engineering and Technology faculty where it provides undergraduate and postgraduate courses. It's a private educational institution and therefore has its own administration; students can get in through TNEA or the management seat. 

Extra-curricular activities and clubs: Here the learning specific to Government College of Engineering, Karad, extra-curricular activities and clubs which shape up a comprehensive students' affair are as under. Among them are technical societies such as Ieee Student Chapter, SAE Collegiate Club, robotics club etc., that allow the student to improve their technical skills through work-shops and projects. Also, the college conducts cultural and sports activities, like, the annual technical fest “Spandan” wherein students can take part in several competitions, and sports meets in which students are encouraged to participate at group and individual levels.

Sree Visvesvaraya Institute of Technology and Science (SVITS), based in Mahabubnagar is a private engineering college. It is associated with Osmania University and accredited by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). SVITS offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a variety of engineering fields, with the goal of providing students with high-quality education and skill development. The institute also emphasizes research, innovation and industry relationships to improve employment and academic progress.

No, normally there are no direct admissions to Government College of Technology (GCT), Coimbatore for B.E. / B.Tech programs. Admissions are normally conducted through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA). Candidates will be selected mainly based upon 12th standard marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics and also based on counseling sessions based on the TNEA rank.

Many GCT Coimbatore alumni have been placed in various leading sectors in India and across the world. Some of the top companies where GCT alumni are employed include: 1. IT and Software: The alumni have found various thrusting industries IT companies such as TCS, Infosys, WIPRO, Cognizant and Accenture.   2. Core Engineering: They have also started placements with the main engineering companies like L&T, BHEL, Siemens and Thermax, in engineering streams including civil, mechanical and electrical. 3. Public Sector: Some of the alumni are placed in the Indian Railway, ISRO, DRDO, and similar other government organisations. 4. Startups and Entrepreneurship: A good number of GCT graduates have gone into business to create employment and several of them are managing organizations of different types. 5. Global Opportunities: Some of the alumni also work in multinational organizations and some have jobs overseas as well as jobs in the USA, UAE and UK with job titles in IT, Engineering, and consulting industries. The program's rigour, and the college's ability to place graduates and develop a good relationship with employers explain the variety of jobs created for graduates.