Colleges in Tamil Nadu

The fee structure of the courses offered at Thiruvalluvar College of Engineering and Technology also differs from one programme to the other. For all the B.E/B.Tech courses annual charges for the general category students are between INR 50,000  to INR 75,000  M.E. / M.Tech courses cost between Rs 60,000 and Rs 80,000 per year. However, fee can be slightly differ from course to course or from category to another one as well as hostel charges and some additional facilities.

The minimum qualification to attend counselling and get into Thiruvalluvar College of Engineering and Technology, for the purpose of UG courses is 10+2 with Science stream and mathematics, and the candidate should have scored not less than 50% in physics, chemistry and mathematics put together. The admission is done through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) solely on the basis of the marks scored for Class XII. For PG courses, candidates require a graduate degree with not less than 50% marks, and for admission, either TANCET score or merit is considered.

Thiruvalluvar College of Engineering and Technology is a private engineering college situated at Vandavasi, Tamil Nadu. It is affiliated to Anna University, Chennai and was approved by All India Council for Technical Education. This college provides engineering and technology education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. It is a private establishment of learning owned by the Thiruvalluvar Educational and Charitable Trust to provide quality education and practical training to learners intending to have technical careers.

The results of the semester examinations in Tagore Engineering College are announced within 30-45 days from  the date of the examination. The results are displayed on the college website or else in Anna University link connected to the college. Students are informed about result declarations through the official means of communicating. There are rarely delays and these are commonly the result of bureaucratic procedures. Recurrence helps the students take necessary academic steps based on their performance information at any one time.

About alumni: Tagore Engineering College has its cluster of alumni who are nowadays working in several fields. The alumni list comprises employees from multinational companies across technology sectors, including TCS, Infosys, Wipro and HCL. Few of the alumni have done their postgraduate and doctoral studies from renowned universities while others are into business fields such as IT and manufacturing. Though the names are not advertised, the college does hold alumni meets frequently and presents best performing alumni students to the students.

The intake marks for admission into Tagore Engineering College differs from branch to branch and category in the TNEA Counseling. Typically the cutoff is 120-160 out of 200 for students in the open category for some of the most sought after B.E./B.Tech courses. For a few years being an SC/ST and OBC candidate provides a relatively lower cutoff of about 90–130. These cutoffs vary depending on the number of seats available, the courses sought after most and students' performance in the year in question.

The process of TNEA registration mostly starts in May every year and the applications runs for about a month. The merit list is displayed in June while counseling is done in July and August. Because TNEA relies on Class 12 scores, there is no examination involved in the admission process. Certain days may change every year so applicants should refer to the official TNEA web page frequently in order to have the right information on when to submit their applications and participate in admission.

Tagore Engineering College conducts admission to the B.E./B.Tech courses through TNEA, merit of the qualifying examination for admission shall be based on marks obtained by the candidate in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics of the Qualifying examination. In management quota applications are welcome directly. One must have minimum 45% marks of aggregate in Class 12 examination, cumulative for general category candidates and 40% for reserved categories. Having applied for admission, candidates are required to register for TNEA, under go counseling process, and select the college according to the cutoff marks. 

Tagore Engineering College retains the policy that provides scholarships for students in need. The scholarships are offered according to student's academic achievements or merit in the TNEA exams along with financial status. All Indian government scholarships for SC/ST, OBC and economically backward classes are also available. Also, fee remission and scholarship facilities are available for youths who are outstanding academically or in sports. This initiatives ensures provision of quality education to students of different diverse group of students.