Anna University Chennai Answered Questions

The cut offs for the current year cannot be predicted, these are released only once the counselling is over. The cut offs are based on the number of seats and the number of B.Arch Colleges. However, you can make certain predictions as to what college you can get by comparing your cut off with the cut offs of various colleges from previous years.
The necessary criteria is to get at least 80 on 200 in your NATA exam and the rest 200 is based on the average of PCM (Physics, Chemistry and Maths). So your final cut off would be out of 400.

Dear Subasree, if you are looking for Government quota admissions, you can certainly wait for TANCET. However many students prefer SSN in specific and do not wait until TANCET. They are likely to appear for any of the all India admission tests as mentioned by Ms. Srikrupa and seek admission during the period December 2017-April 2018. We do have several rounds of GD-PI during these months as soon as the test results are announced for each of the tests. By April 2018, 75-80% of management quota seats get filled based on all India admission tests. The balance will be filled using TANCET 2018 scores. If you keep SSN as a specific target, we would advise you to appear for February MAT 2018 and give a try. If you do not get a call for GD-PI, you can update the same application with your TANCET score. This process is open till you get a call for GD-PI.
Kindly note that the fee structure in SSN is same for GQ and MQ, hence our MQ seats get filled on a priority basis with highly merit oriented ones. If you wish to try, this is the right time to move towards the process. If you have any specific queries, you can write an email at mba.admissions@ssn.edu.in and seek the opinion in your case.

Hello Vineesh,
Yes you can. You need to enroll for a single window counseling program through which you will be allotted seats based on your marks in HSC.
There will be a separate counseling process for students from other states and it would commence after the admission of Tamil Nadu students.
You may refer : www.annauniv.edu and www.tnea.ac.in

Hello Aniket,
After diploma, a student can seek lateral admission directly in 2nd of engineering. However there is a catch. These admissions are restricted to within same state. Hence I am afraid, you will have to seek admission in a college in Maharashtra only.

Qualification
12th
Minimum Eligibility to Apply
50%
Additional Details
Mandatory Subjects : Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry
Candidates must have obtained required percentage in mandatory subjects.
Register and Apply
Interested candidates can apply online or offline with the required information.
Counselling
Admission is through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counselling based on the marks obtained in 10+2.

Hello Jawahar,
For any branch of engineering, one needs to appear for and clear entrance exam conducted by the concerned state unless that state accepts JEE Mains score. In your case, you will have to appear for entrance examination conducted by TN.

Hello Venkata,
You need to enroll for a single window counseling program through which you will be allotted seats based on your board exam marks alone. The counseling will be separately held for students from other state which is usually after Tamil Nadu admissions.
You may refer : www.tnea.ac.in and www.tnea.ac.in