TANCET

The TANCET counselling for MBA and MCA admissions in Tamil Nadu is conducted by the Directorate of Technical Education (DTE), Chennai. This centralised counselling process is conducted online and includes steps such as registration, document verification, rank list publication, choice filling, and seat allotment. Anna University concludes the examination process with the release of TANCET scorecard. Further process to aid MBA/MCA admissions is administered by DTE, Chennai.

Yes, Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science (MSCAS) accepts TANCET scores for admission to its MBA program. To be eligible, candidates must hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised university. Admission is based on TANCET performance, so applicants must register for the exam and score good aggregate to get the seat.

Yes, S.A. College of Arts and Science accepts TANCET scores for admission to its MBA courses. To be eligible candidates must pass a graduation degree in a relevant discipline from a recognised board. The college accepts TANCET scores for final seat allotment. Candidates must apply and appear for the TANCET exam and score good aggregate to be eligible for admission.

The TANCET 2024 exam for MBA and MCA admissions was held on March 9, 2024. The registration process began on January 10, 2024, and ended on February 12, 2024. The admit cards were released on February 21, 2024

The answer to this question depends on the course applied by the candidate. In case of MBA, aspirants are offered admission based on their TANCET score. TANCET is an admission test conducted by Anna University once in a year. It is a state-level entrance exam conducted in offline mode for two hours. Talking about the TANCET score required for admission, The MIET TANCET cutoff for 2024 increased from 6542 in 2022, 6504 in 2023 to 6250 in 2024 indicates selective intake. 

If a candidate selects more than one option for a single question in the TANCET exam, it is treated as an incorrect response. As a result, 1/4 mark will be deducted from the candidate's total score for that question. This rule is part of the TANCET negative marking system and is designed to ensure that candidates choose only one option per question. Even if one of the selected options is correct, marking multiple answers will result in a penalty. Candidates should be careful while filling in their answers.

For every incorrect answer in the TANCET exam, 1/4 mark is deducted from the total score. This negative marking system is meant to discourage random guessing. Candidates need to be cautious while attempting questions they are unsure about, as each wrong answer reduces their overall score. Candidates are advised to attempt only those questions where they are confident about the correct choice. The penalty applies uniformly across all sections and questions, so careful reading and solving is necessary to avoid losing marks.

In the TANCET exam, candidates are awarded 1 mark for every correct answer. For incorrect responses, there is a penalty of 1/4 marks for each answer. Marking two responses also lead to negative marking.