Colleges in Tamil Nadu

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New answer posted•8 years ago
Lalit Bhandari
8 years ago
Hi Ajay, The best Engineering colleges in Tamilnadu;
IIT -Madras
MIT- Madras
College of engineering, Anna University
NIT - Trichy
VIT - Vellore
SRM University -Chennai
PSG college of engineering - Coimbatore
SSN college of engineering - Chennai
SASTRA University - Thanjavur
Amrita school of engineering - Coim

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New answer posted•8 years ago
P
8 years ago
It's very difficult to get a seat in Anna University. The minimum cut-off for the mechanical is 198. It may differ based on the community like BC, MBC, etc.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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Hello Mahavir,
The admission is not based on the overall score, whereas, it is based on the cut-off marks out of 200 in PCM. Your cut-off needs to be at least 195 and above so that you can get B.Tech IT at MIT-Chennai.

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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Hello Faniya,
It is difficult to get a seat for B.Tech food technology at CEG with this cut-off. But it varies based on caste. So, you may refer to the previous year cut-off scores from the link below to know your chances:
https://info.tnea.ac.in/tinfo/index.php

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New answer posted•8 years ago
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Hello Shubham,
Your score is not bad but it is difficult to get a seat for BE civil at PSG-Coimbatore. So, you may try for other colleges.
All the best.

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8 years ago
Yes, you can decide the value of MBA with the current number of passed outs of MBA. The value seems to be extrapolated. All the best.

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