Colleges in Tamil Nadu

KCG College of Technology offers BTech in computer science, mechanical, civil, and electronics disciplines. Admissions are made through TNEA scores. M.Tech programs include specializations such as structural engineering and power electronics. Admissions are based on TANCET scores. PhD programmes in Engineering and Technology are offered according to Anna University norms, and a written test and interview form part of the selection process.

Admission to KCG College of Technology is granted through a valid TNEA score for BTech and TANCET score for MTech. Applications can be submitted online. The completed form and documents are then to be sent through post. Based on merit, shortlisted candidates attend counseling and final selections are made through a cumulative score. Admission is confirmed after payment of the required fees.

980 in IPE, 102 JEE Marks, 99.1 Percentile: You are highly competitive for CSE, ECE, and IT under both streams.

98% in Boards, 105 JEE Marks: You have good chances for both ECE and CSE, especially under Stream 1.

979 in IPE, 103 JEE Marks: Strong chances for ECE and EEE. CSE might be tougher but still possible depending on rank.

75 Percentile in JEE, 93% in Boards: CSE or ECE admission is less likely under Stream 1 but possible under Stream 2 based on board performance.

77 Marks in JEE Mains, 90.8% in Boards: Admission to ECE or CSE is difficult under Stream 1 but may be possible under Stream 2 if your board marks are competitive.

73962 OBC Rank in JEE Mains: With this rank, getting CSE or ECE at SASTRA is challenging but possible for EEE depending on Stream 2 and board scores.

KVCET is a decent option for B.E. Electrical and Electronics Engineering, with NBA accreditation and decent placement records. However, placement success varies, and individual student performance plays a crucial role.

They did not disclose the cutoffs and requirements, but my friend is studying there, so he said that, at least 60% is compulsory in order to get admissions.