Hello Nithish, 

Its quite difficult to answer your question with such little information. I request you to please add more information. 

I will require information regarding, 

• Your category
• Fee structure type
• Preferred branch 

Please provide these information to have an accurate answer. 

Or else, As per your information I have

Pls use the TNEA college predictor as the list of colleges is too big and each one offers many branches. Also a good hostel is something that is best found in student reviews. so look for a review about the hostel. We cant specify which one is good .

Look branch selection depends on your interest. I know you are quite confused about your interest so for that you can find some details about each and every branch and then decide your interest according to that.It will help you to know more about your interests

Hi Nithish,

As per your rank in general category you will get following colleges and branches.

College Name Course Name Closing Rank

Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai : Electronics and Communication Engineering : 2412

Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Coimbatore : Mechanical Engineering : 2433

Madras Institute of Technology, Chennai :

hello harish,

i think, it is also depend upon the no of question attempt.

if you attempt more question and some of your question may be wrong then your total marks is good means your all answer is nearly right.

there may be some other reason or thats fault of

• MiT Chennia
  
• SSN Kalavakkam
  
• PSG Coimbatore
  
• PSG institute of technology
  
• CIT Coimbatore
  
• Alagappa college of engineering
  
• Kumaraguru college of engineering
  
• Sri venkateshwara college of engineering.
  

Hi tharun 

Based on your score you have lot of options and to know much more about options you can visit the above link and get more info.

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-college-predictor

Each branches are good it depends on your interest & capability. Here are the detail of the branches given below.

CSE: Computer science engineers are involved in many aspects of computing, from the design of individual microprocessors, personal computers and supercomputers to circuit designing and writing software that powers them.