Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College

Yes, scholarships are available at Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College to assist students who demonstrate need or merit. The college works with students to access a variety of governmental opportunities (state and federally funded) scholarships, including for SC, ST, OBC, and EWS students, along with merit scholarships for those students who achieve high marks.

Sometimes there is no requirement that students have to even apply for scholarships. Instead, there is a process and criteria for first-generation graduates (and/or fewer opportunities) to receive government funding. When ineligible for a scholarship, the college assists with documentation and evidence of need, which has assists to not hinder students who are already trying to pursue university studies and poverty line. 

Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College experiences good placements in certain departments, with Job Placement ratio fluctuating and all relative to various engineering departments of respective academic years.

Generally good placements tend to happen in IT and Computer Science departments, where the highest salary packages are around INR 10 Lacs per annum and average packages are roughly INR 4.5 lakhs. 

Most campus offers are between INR 4-5 lakhs. Companies like Infosys, TCS, Wipro, HCL, IBM, Cognizant, and L&T are the top recruiters. 

The placement cell continues to support students through resume preparations and mock interviews and training programs. Placement ratio is typically high in IT related branches (around 80-90%) but is lower (around 25-50%) for core engineering streams like Mechanical and Civil. 

Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College has good number of experienced faculty members with PhDs in various departments. Example being, Dr. T. Ramaraj who is the Dean of Computer Applications holds a PhD and is known for his research work. The principal, Dr. S. N. Ramaswamy, has a PhD in Structural Engineering and a lot of teaching and administrative experience. Dr. T. Rajesh Kannah from Mechanical Engineering and Prof. A. Bhavani Sankar from E&TC also have PhDs and guide students in both academics and projects. There are around 13 PhD holders across different branches, and students often say the teachers are supportive and knowledgeable.