Park College of Engineering and Technology
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a year ago
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Yes, admissions are open to several courses in Park College of Engineering and Technology. Admission for B.Tech course can be taken only through the process of Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions. The candidates get admission according to their marks scored in 12th and should satisfy the TNEA cutoff to get counselling.
For M.Tech and MBA courses, admission is done based on TANCET scores, and the candidate with valid GATE/CAT scores may be exempted from TANCET. The application can be filled online through the official website of PCET
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a year ago
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The food quality within the mess of Park College of Technology and Engineering is deemed satisfying by many students. Veg and non-veg food with fixed meal times is provided within the mess. At breakfast time, options consist of idli, dosa, upma, and pongal, but lunch and dinner comprise common South Indian fare. Along with tea and snacks served at designated time. The food is generally okayish though some reviews indicate that it may not always meet everyones' expectations for variety of reasons The mess operates on a fixed schedule and students must follow to specific timings for meals.
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a year ago
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The selection criteria for admission to the B.E./B.Tech courses at Park College of Engineering and Technology are based on the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions process, which is managed by Anna University. Applicants need to meet the following requirements:
Eligibility: The candidates must have passed 10+2 with aggregate marks of at least 50% in Physics Chemistry, and Mathematics. Eligibility criteria for reserved categories are different.
Admission Process: Merit-based, through the counseling process of TNEA, based on candidates' performance in their qualifying examination-Class 12.
Application: Now, the students are supposed to join th
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