Hii Pooja

Yes, Anna University provide MS PROGRAM.

M.Sc. (Computer Science) / M.Sc. (Information Technology): A pass in the H. Sc. (Academic) or equivalent in the first appearance itself, with Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry as three of the four subjects of study prescribed

For Bio Medical Engineering this is the list of data i could gather regarding the cut-offs for the required stream in the TNEA exams in last 9 years( I have assumed you are not from the backward categories as you didn't mention any)

2016 - 196.75

2015 - 198

2014

Dear Swetha,

TNEA 2018 Initial Stages before Counselling:

After you have filled up your TNEA 2018 application form, a Random number will be generated by TNEA Authority. Following this, you will have to get your original documents verified at the facilitation centre that has been alloted for you in your

Hello Anuj, Thanks for reaching to us.

ELIGIBILITY- a general guideline is both CBSE & State Board students must have scored over 50% in Maths, Physics and Chemistry.

Admission Forms: Forms are issued sometime in May or June (for 500 RS) in a few institutions namely

• College Of Engineering Guindy

Hey Karishma ,
Greetings!

Yes , Anna University offers distance education programs like MBA , MSC and MCA.
Kindly refer to the link provided below
https://www.annauniv.edu/cde/coreindex.html

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The admission depends on this year cut-off's. In addition please look into the elegibility - 

1. Selection of candidates will be based on the Qualifying marks (Q) obtained in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry in Plus Two or equivalent

2. Q = M + ((P+C) / 2), where M, P and