Mookambigai College of Engineering (MCE Keeranur)

Mookambigai College of Engineering (MCE Keeranur) admissions are primarily through the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) single window counseling process. Applicants need to appear for the TNEA exam and secure a merit-based rank to be eligible for admission.

 Eligibility:Candidates must have passed their 10+2 examination with a minimum aggregate of 45%.

TNEA Application:Apply online through the TNEA official website.

The application window typically opens in May and June.

Students will be assigned a random number during TNEA.

Certificate verification is done at designated TFCs (TNEA Facilitation Centers) online.

Counseling Process:The TNEA counseling process is a single window system. 

The Mookambigai College of Engineering (MCE) Keeranur has fun, lively and hardworking faculty members. It is a decent mix of seniors and juniors. Today many of them are M.Tech/Ph.D. qualified in different fields such as Mechanical, Civil, and Computer Science Engineering.

 These faculty members are expected to deliver the Anna University curriculum; few are involved in research and industry projects. The faculty are very much appreciated for their accessibility and practical approach to teaching, though some have little exposure to the industry.

A very good faculty-student ratio may ensure time for mentoring and faculty involvement, which is reflected by an acceptable level of academic performance and placement preparation at midrange college level within Tamil Nadu. 

Direct admission to the Mookambigai College of Engineering (MCE) Keeranur by management is an admission process that is significantly aimed at short-circuiting the traditional TNEA counseling processes.

At the minimum, applicants should have 50% aggregate in 10+2 in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Management makes a total errand of this seat to the college; on average, it would be around 35% of the total intake under this quote, which is usually charged at much higher amounts than that paid under the government quota.

 Eligible candidates must visit the admissions office, offer their academic documents, and then pay a donation or capitation fee of yearly charges that differs from one year to another. The availability is dependent on demand and remaining seats after counseling.