Colleges in Tirunelveli

Cape Institute of Technology (CAPE), founded in 2001 and a sister institution of Anna University, is well known for its dedication to providing quality technical education in the southern part of India. Based in Levengipuram, Tirunelveli, the institute has a 100-acre eco-friendly campus that is focused on sustainability and green drives.

The maximum salary package provided in the 2023 placements of Cape Institute of Technology, Tirunelveli, was INR 6.8 Lacs per year (LPA), with a mean package of INR 3.6 LPA and a median package of INR 3.3 LPA. These placements are made possible through the Placement and Training Cell of the college, which conducts training programs and recruitment drives to guide students for potential opportunities.

The eligibility conditions for B.E. / B.Tech at Cape Institute of Technology are that the candidates should have passed 10+2 (HSC) or equivalent from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics as compulsory subjects. General category candidates should have a minimum aggregate of 45% marks in these subjects. Admission is on merit through TNEA or CBSE 12th marks. Vocational stream students studying engineering-related subjects are also qualified. Tamil Nadu nativity is usually a must, but it is exempt for children of central government personnel and some other groups.

Cape Institute of Technology, founded in 2001, Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, is approved by AICTE and Anna University affiliated. It provides B.E./B.Tech and M.E./M.Tech courses with an annual fee bracket of INR 50,000 to 2,00,000. It has NAAC Grade B+ and Anna University ranked 253 of 314 as of 2024 for B.Tech. Placements are average, with 50–70% of students getting placed and other prominent names such as TCS, Infosys, and TVS. The campus has good infrastructure, good faculty, and regular cultural and technical events.

The last round closing rank for B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering at Cape Institute of Technology in TNEA 2023 was 116,684. Over the past three years, the closing ranks were 82,868 in 2021 and 134,696 in 2022.