Dear aspirant

According to your HSC scores, your overall percentage in Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry put together is 47%, which is considered eligible for TNEA Counselling. The basic eligibility criteria of TNEA says:

The candidates must have passed HSC (Academic: both +1 and +2) or its equivalent with the minimum

Hello Ram!

If you filled your TNEA application once, you can't make any changes in that. But try to approach any nearby browsing centres or try to change by your own. If you can't change your mistake, then don't worry. You can change it during ur counselling process.

you'll be

Hey, hope you are doing well!

Admission to the BE and BTech programme is done through TNEA counselling.

The basic eligibility is 10+2 from a recognised board with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

CEG Guindy Cutoff 2020 will be announced by College of Engineering Guindy, Anna University on

Hello,

Can you please tell us regarding which application form your query is about? It will enable us to help you with relevant details.

Hello there!!

Your cut-off is very good. And you can easily get good colleges with any of these branches. If we predict colleges for ur cut off, the list will go bit long.

So, you can use careers360 predictor to predict ur college with respect to ur cut-off marks. If

Hello mohanrajukshatriya,

For your query, there is two method admission.

1. General category
2. Other state Quota

You will be able to opt only one method based on the criteria you qualify.

General category

You should meet any of the criteria below, to opt this General category.

• Your native should be Tamilnadu

Hello student,

Actually there is no such actual how to rectify the mistake in gender section in TNEA COUNSELLING.

But don't worry. In this case you must should contact to the the general helpline number for helpline email on the official website of TNEA for further help. Hope this will

Calculating cut off marks for TNEA is very simple.

Step1: Divide your physics mark by 2

Step2: Similarly divide your chemistry mark by 2

Step3: Divide your math mark by 1

Step4: Now add all these three divided marks.

This is your cut off mark out of 200. Let me