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Tamil Nadu had a state quota (General-All India) NEET-UG cutoff of 2001 rank in Round 1, 2024 at DSMCH; In Round 1, 2022 the DSMCH Tamil Nadu state quota (General-All India) NEET-UG cut off was closed at approximately 4142. In All India quota, during Round 1, the closing scores in OBC and SC categories were 484 and 457 in the case of a private institution respectively. These statistics indicate that there is a need to have a high NEET result of 600+ to be admitted on time.

To get an admission to dhanalkshmi srinivasan college of engineering and technology you will have to apply for TNEA ( Tamilnadu engineering admission)process.There are management quota seats also.you can apply for it directly to the college. The college accepts students primarily on the basis of TNEA.

The total MBBS fees in R.G. Kar medical College and hospital is INR 40,500 (total) for the 5.5 years course. It may differ because of the extra facility like hostel, mess, etc. As a government college, it is highly affordable than the private colleges.

BOYS HOSTELExclusively, one block is provided for men, accommodating more than 650 students. The boys hostel has separate library, reading room, shuttle courts to facilitate the students. GIRLS HOSTELThe college has separate hostel for women for accommodating more than 400 students are provided. The girls hostel has Shuttle courts, Table tennis to facilitate the students. DINING AND HEALTH CAREA Sound body is essential for a sound mind. The hostel is annexed with a kitchen, to provide food at protected and hygienic environment along with dining halls, which can accommodate more than 400 students at a time. Healthy and nutritive food is served. The hostel kitchen has facilities for steam cooking with gas stoves. Physical fitness has been given utmost importance. The college hostel facility is equipped with gymnasium with a state-of-the-art equipment especially for men. RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL RESIDENTSNo student should stay in the hostel, without specific permission from the warden, when the college is working. The Mess Timings are Break fast : 7.15a.m - 8.20a.m Lunch : As provided in the college timetable Tea : 5.00p.m - 6.00 p.m Dinner : 7.30p.m - 9.00p.m The study hours in the hostel are from 6.00 p.m to 7.30 p.m daily. During the study hours, the students are expected to stay in their rooms and keep their rooms open. They should avoid group discussions Permission to go out of the Hostel will be given only once in a month on a holiday. They can leave the Hostel after 6.30a.m and should return before 6.00p.m . No student will be allowed to go out based on a phone message. Phone calls from outsiders, other than parents of students, are strictly prohibited. Parents are requested to give a list of authorized visitors/local guardians who alone will be permitted to visit the students in the hostel. Visitors other than those given in the above list should get an authorization from the parents or the parents should intimate the proposed visit to the principal in advance. Students will ordinarily be permitted to go home only if the college is closed continuously for more than 5 days or more.Students going out of the hostel either to the city or on a holiday should enter the date and time of leaving the hostel and date and time of returning to the hostel.Any student willing to attend a function in the house, marriage or any other ceremony will be permitted to go only if the request is directly made by the parents to the principal. Local guardians authorized by parents of the students are intended to take care of the students welfare and provide moral support. They may visit the students periodically during visiting hours. Students are not permitted to stay in the local guardian's house overnight nor the local guardians can invite their wards to their houses over phone. Parents, local guardians and visitors can meet the students only in the visitors hall and not in any other place. Students are discouraged from taking their friends along with them when they meet the visitors. Day Scholars are not allowed to visit the hostels on any account.Hostel students are not permitted to use the college bus, which is meant for day scholors. Unauthorised electrical fittings and gadgets should not be used in the hostel rooms. Students who are found guilty of misbehavior or bad conduct will be expelled from the hostels. Students are expected to keep their rooms neat and tidy and are responsible for the furniture and bedding provided to them.

The TNEA cutoff for V P Muthaiah Pillai Meenakshi Ammal College Of Engineering And Technology For Women varies by branch and category each year. For General (All India) candidates in 2024, the last round closing ranks were approximately: Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) around 82226, Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) around 181052, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science around 182611, and Information Technology (IT) around 182747. These cutoffs are based on Class 12 marks and determined during the TNEA centralized counselling.

Diploma in Pharmacy (D.Pharma.) at Silchar Medical College And Hospital can be chosen for its 2-year course duration, approved by SSUHS, with 50 seats available. The institute is headed by Dr. Amal Kumar Boruah and has a team of lecturers. Additionally, the college is in the process of introducing a B. Pharm course, having obtained NOC from the Govt. of Assam and affiliation from SSUHS.

The B.Sc. in Agriculture at V.O. Chidambaranar Agricultural College and Research Institute, Killikulam, offers a four-year programme with a curriculum that includes basic courses on agriculture and allied sciences, as well as exposure to farming, laboratory analysis, industry internships, and experiential learning courses. Graduates can be employed in agro-based industries, research institutes, Agri-Clinics, weather and price forecasting, and other consultancy sectors, or become agri-entrepreneurs. The college contributes to generating human resources in agriculture, provides quality education, and serves the farming community through research and extension activities.

DSCET, known for its industry-oriented curriculum, advanced labs and faculty, make it an excellent choice for B.E./BTech programs in engineering and technology. There is also good placement record of various companies that recruit from different departments at the college. The Women's Empowerment Cell at DSCET promotes women' empowerment, making it a desirable choice for female students. They provide an industry-focused curriculum and ample lab facilities. Additionally, the college prepares its B.E./B.Tech students to meet the demands of the job market.