Hey, 

Thiagarajar college of engineering, Madurai invites admission for B.tech through TNEA . TNEA also called as Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions is conducted by ANNA university. There are total 563 institutes which participate in this. The registration will be available online in the month of May tentatively for TNEA. Out of these 563 colleges, thiagarajar college is one of them. 

Anna University will release the cut offs after announcement of results. Cut off usually will be the minimum marks required by participating institutes as well as the engineering courses offered by them. So naturally , if you are seeking admissions through TNEA , then you will have to score more. 

There are various criteria that will determine the cut off ranks - like previous year cut off trends, number of seats available as well as number of candidates appearing for this particular TNEA. 

Like for last year, the closing rank cut off was around 163577 for civil in partici[ating institutes alltogether. 

In thiagarajar college of engineering, last year cutoff rank was around 5635 for genera merit. This 5635 was a closing rank and openeing rank was somewhere around 1122. For sc/st the opening rak was around 9100's. 

So the ranks will also depend on all parameters. This years cuoff ranks are not yet available, because as said before, after announcement of results, the ANNA university will release its rank and cut offs. Even though the Institutes have varied cutoffs, Anna university will release. 

 Basically , For every round , Anna University revises its cut off marks and ranks, based on which the Thiagarajar college also takes in admissions. The rank lists will be prepared for each participating institutes and will be branch and category specific too. So yu need to wait until you get the result for current year's cut off. 

Here is the link for last year and previous year's cut off link. You can refer that to see what was the closing and opening rank last year and previous years - 

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/tnea-cutoff

This link redirects to the cut off page where you can see and check previous years cut offs. 

Hope this helped with your query.

If you have any further queries , you can contact us anytime. 

Good LUck.

• For B.Arch. program, it is compulsory to have a valid NATA score.
• For master degree programs, the college requires candidates to appear for the TANCET and GATE examination.
• To register for TNEA process, the mode of filling up the application form is online/ offline.
• Admission to the UG courses is done through TNEA counselling.
• Candidates can obtain the TNEA application forms either from the assigned TNEA centers or through the Anna University’s official website.
• Candidates must pay a fee of INR 500 for the online mode whereas for the offline mode, candidates should pay an amount of INR 700

Hello Swetha Ramesh

If you looking for Architecture (B.E /B.Tech) in Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai you need write below entrance exams

• NATA

If you looking for M.C.A (M.Tech) in Thiagarajar College of Engineering, Madurai you need write below entrance exams

• AMU Entrance Test M.C.A
• GATE
• TANCET

Refer below link for more information 

https://www.careers360.com/colleges/thiagarajar-college-of-engineering-madurai

Regards

Hello aspirant. I would like to tell you that every college allows admission forms from other states also. Admissions are not based on the state the candidate belongs to. If you fulfil the eligibility and met all the requirements needed to get admission in that college, then you will definitely able to get a seat in that college. I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck. 

Hello aspirant,

For every year the fee is 70,000 and for four years it should be nax of 3lacs.

If you have any questions please let me know

All the best!

Thank you!!!!

Hello Rajesh...

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Hello

95.011 percentile is less score to get admission in good colleges with core branches ( NIT OR IIIT) because in this percentile your rank will be approximately more than 40-50 thousand.( May vary depending upon April exam and number of students).

But you can get admission in state government or in some good private colleges.

And fee structure is depend upon the college ;you can see the fee of specific college on its main site.( Generally fee of NIT is nearly 60-70 thousand per semester excluding mess ).it also varies for category to category.

Good luck

Hello,
Diploma (Engg.) students are eligible for admission through lateral entry to B.tech programme. Colleges/Universities conduct entrance test for admission. However, eligibility criteria and admission process can vary from college to college. Kindly mention that you are seeking admission in which college/University so I can guide you accordingly.
Good Luck!

For admission to Thiagarjar college of engineering one must have scored well ubder TNEA exam for Btech CSE. 

Studnets must have solved previous year papers kf TNEA and analysed pattern as well as weak areas. Studnets must study from all recommended books only. 

Majorly questions asked from previous years papers and hence studnets must sufficiently practice and keep revision notes. Be well prepared in advance and have good time to relax which is must.