Colleges in Tamil Nadu

Hi,
The cut off marks are calculated as follows:
1) Mathematics marks out of 200 divided by 2.
2) Add physics and chemistry marks scored out of 200.
3) Then divide that score by 4.
4) After that add both the resulting scores.
The marks you get will be out of 200. This is your cut off marks.
As a general

HI,
For a BC category student, the cut off marks of 126 is really low to get a college or a decent one too. So you better try it in the counselling.
So it is better to try for arts and science courses.
If you want to do engineering just to have a degree then you can do as you may not get any good col

Hi,
Your admission into Anna University and its affiliated colleges depends on your caste as well. With 192 marks there are low chances only. So if you mention your caste then I may help accurately.
For the previous year cut off marks refer: cutoff.tnea.ac.in

Hi,
As per this cut off marks of 163, you have no chances to get the CEG campus of Anna University even if you belong to SC or ST category.
You may get some average affiliated colleges which will not be equal to the top colleges.

With your rank, getting into an NLU seems tough, but never lose hope. Keep a track of vacancies, which would come up after the phases of counselling is over.
SRM, according to me is preferable, because of its quality infrastructure, faculty and placements.

Your rank in VITEEE determines your admission into VIT University and its other campuses. As per your rank you can easily get Amaravathi campus and with a higher fee you can get the Chennai and Vellore campuses.
You need to attend the counselling as per your schedule. If you have missed it then ther

The cut-off keeps changing every year. Please check on the internet to see previous year's cut-off and make your decision.