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Hi prince,

St Joseph college of engineering is a good college mostly like a school in Chennai.

So, you can not expect that Studnet of the year college life instead you will feel like you are still studying in a school. The restrictions and disciplines are on the next levels that most of the students do not prefer much because colleges are meant for overall development. There are some pros and cons of St Joseph college of engineering, Chennai.

Pros:

• Mess food is really awesome
• Highly graduated teachers with good academic
• Every note and academic is already shared with the students.
• Several clubs for the overall development of students and have fun.
• The placement cell of the college works well for the placement of the students and provides a good number of opportunities.
• Maximum no. Of exams are taken that helps students in scoring good marks.

Cons:

• Very harsh and judgemental if the candidate doesn't take studies properly and act miserably, breaks the rules and regulations
• Strict attendance policy
• A school experience rather than college life.
• Sometimes Saturdays are also under working days.

I hope this helps you to get some information about the college. For any query, revert here.

Also, do check out this link for more detailed information: https://www.careers360.com/colleges/st-josephs-college-of-engineering-chennai/reviews

Thank you!

St. Joseph's College of Engineering is affliated to Anna University. Admission to various Branches of Under Graduate courses is through TNEA Counselling, Anna University will release online notification tentatively during the months of April/May and you can apply accordingly. For more information, please visit our page at: https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea

Dear aspirant I didn't got your question properly, but Make sure if you get marks above than the cutoff of any college then you are eligible for the admission there .

cut off for each and every college differs according to admission process and no.of seats available in particular course.

All the best