SKCET - Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology

The eligibility criteria for the BTech programme offered by Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology (SKCET) include the following: 

• Candidates must pass the higher secondary examination (10+2) recognised by the Government of Tamil Nadu, or any equivalent examination. They should achieve a minimum of 45% marks overall (40% for reserved category candidates) in aggregate in subjects such as Mathematics and Physics. 
• Candidates should have passed the qualifying examination with a maximum of two attempts for general three attempts for the candidates belonging to the SC/ ST communities and two attempts for candidates belonging to the OBC/ BCM/ MBC/ and BTC communities. 
• The upper age limit is 21 years on 1st July of the academic year (Relaxation up to three years for candidates belonging to OBC/ BCM/ MBC/ EBC and BT communities and five years for candidates belonging to SC/ ST communities.

For the BTech course (Lateral entry)

The minimum qualification for admission is a pass in the three-year Diploma or four year sandwich Diploma course in Engineering/ Technology with a minimum of 50% marks (45% marks for reserved category).

Actually, the choice between Anna University offering Biomedical Engineering and Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology offering CSE hinges on the candidate's career interests. If your interest lies in healthcare technology, medical devices, and working collaboratively in biology and engineering fields, Biomedical at Anna University is a good option. Anna University holds high prestige in research contributions apart from its academic foundations.

If you are more interested in software and related areas like AI and technology, then CSE in SKCET is good. Besides, IT personnel are in demand. On the whole, CSE provides a wider avenue for job opportunities with higher salary expectations within the technological sector.

SASTRA University carries a good repute for its field of engineering and research level which also means that it has the industrial mobility well connected with what so ever. Its placement rates are impressive, with collaborations from top companies.

SKCET (Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology) — Like previous colleges, this is a respectable college, especially for its engineering departments and their faculty. However, it does not have the national brand power or reach that SASTRA has.

In case you are looking for a more established reputation and large alumni network, SASTRA becomes the ideal choice. This is a good choice for those who want concentrated learning with strong local industry connect.