Students’ Speak: TANCET 2019 Exam Analysis

By: Akila Narayanan

According to the analysis of TANCET 2019, the exam was moderately difficult when compared to the 2018 exam, says Akila.

Anna University conducts Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) all for candidates to secure a seat in one of the management colleges in the state. In 2020, TANCET will be conducted on February 29-March 1. For aspirants appearing for the exam, here is TANCET 2019 exam analysis to understand what kind of questions and topics are likely to be asked this year. In 2019, the two-hour TANCET exam was conducted on June 23 in pen-paper mode.

Exam Pattern for TANCET 2019

• All of the questions in the Section 3 of TANCET 2019 were as per the course selected by the candidates. Even this year, the candidates can choose from the subjects listed below.
• Civil Engineering
• Computer Science and Information Technology
• Electrical and Electronics Engineering
• Electronics and Communication Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering
• Automobile Engineering
• Aerospace Engineering
• Architecture
• Agricultural and Irrigation Engineering
• Biotechnology
• Bio-medical Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Earth Science
• Geo-informatics
• Instrumentation and Control Engineering
• Leather Technology
• Physics
• Mathematics
• Material Science and Ceramic Technology
• Social Science
• Textile Technology
• Production and Industrial Engineering
• Printing Technology

According to the analysis of TANCET 2019, the exam was moderately difficult when compared to the 2018 exam. Apart from English grammar usage section, which seemed quite easy to attempt, quantitative ability, analysis of business situation sections was difficult. Questions from topics such as Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Statistics and Probability was asked in the quantitative ability section. The overall analysis of TANCET exam is given below:

About the Author:

Akila Narayanan is pursuing MBA from Thiagarajar School of Management, Madurai, with an interest in Marketing and Finance. She has completed her graduation from Velammal College of Engineering and Technology, Madurai. Her hobbies include playing guitar, badminton and reading books. She has also been awarded the first prize for a social welfare project titled “The Life Saving Block Detector”.