College of Engineering

Course fees at LICET vary depending on the quota. Government quota costs for four-year B.E./B.Tech programs range from INR 40,000 to 55,000 annually whereas management quota fees are between INR 70,000 and 97,000. For UG degrees, the total tuition costs range from INR 2 to 2.2 Lacs The total cost of tuition for two years of M.E./M.Tech is about INR 50,000. There may be additional costs (INR 10,000–50,000) for things like registration, lodging or industrial trips. Students that are less well off can apply for scholarships.

Applicants should have a valid TNEA score and secure 10+2 with 45% (general category) in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry to be admitted into Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology (LICET) for UG (B.E./B.Tech). Admission is through entrance exam and interview and is on offer either via Anna University management quota (50% seats) or single window counseling (50% seats). A bachelor's degree with 45% marks and a valid GATE or CEETA score are the pre-requisites for postgraduate courses (M.E./M.Tech). 

A private engineering college is Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology (LICET).  It was founded in 2010 as an initiative of the Loyola College Society and Institut Catholique d'Arts et Métiers (ICAM), France, in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.  Affiliated to Anna University and approved by AICTE, LICET is a self-financing organisation that is not funded by the government.  It is renowned for its industry-focused curriculum and superior placement record, and it offers B.E./B.Tech courses.

The B.E. / B.Tech course at Pune District Education Association's College of Engineering is really popular because it gives students a strong foundation in engineering along with a lot of practical exposure. Most students choose it because of the solid faculty support, updated labs, and good industry connections that help with placements. It also helps that the college is affiliated with a well-known university and has a reasonable fee structure, making it a good choice for students who want both quality and affordability in their engineering education.