Engineering Entrance Exam

TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) is a single window counselling at Anna University. For this, you need to meet the eligibility conditions by clearing Tamil Nadu +2 board exam.
There are 3 attempts for that and that too in the same year.
For other state, you need to meet the eligibility conditions.
For that, refer:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/tnea

You can go for the state government colleges. You can get NITs in further counselling too. If you don't have any patience then go for DTU counselling, Thapar University or Jaypee.

No, TNEA counselling is a single window counselling under Anna University and is for those students who have either studied till 12th in Tamil Nadu or should be a native of Tamil Nadu completing 12th from any state.
You may also refer:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/exams/tnea

Hello Umashankar,
If you are a native of Tamil Nadu then you may apply by producing the nativity certificate.
The TNEA counselling is a single window counselling under Anna University. It is for those students who should have either studied till class 12th in Tamil Nadu or should be a native of Tamil Nadu completing class 12th from any state.
Otherwise, you are not eligible.

Hello Ketan,
No, TNEA counselling is a single window counselling under Anna University and it is for those students who should have either studied till class 12th in Tamil Nadu or should be a native of Tamil Nadu completing class 12th in any state.
So, you are not eligible.

Hello Swati,
This is up to you. The posting of applications by courier is for those who are far from the college probably out of Chennai so they could do this as they cannot come and go, but if you are a resident of Chennai then it is better to submit them directly at Anna University.

Hello Latika,
TNEA stands for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions. So as the name implies it is only for admission into the colleges that are affiliated to the Anna University which are in Tamil Nadu only.

Hello Sanketh,
I think you are not from Tamil Nadu. In Tamil Nadu, the exams are out of 200.
You need to calculate the cut-off marks as follows:
1) Divide mathematics marks out of 200 by 2
2) Add physics and chemistry marks (out of 200) then divide that by 4.
3) Add these 2 marks so that you will get an aggregate score out of 200.
This is the cut-off score.