B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering 

at College of Engineering Guindy, Guindy

College of Engineering, Anna University accepts the exam scores of the above listed exams:-

• Joint Entrance Exam (JEE).
• Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA).

The score of the above mentioned exams are valid in the admission to the institution.

Yes, CEG offers BTech programme in only one specialisation which is Information technology. The BE programme is offered in five distinct specialisations out of which BE Civil Engineering and BE Geo-Informatics are the flagship ones.

College of Engineering Guindy TNEA cutoff 2024 ranged between 44 and 16859 for BE admission among the General AI quota. So, students with a cutoff of 1050 are eligible to secure a seat at CEG. Since you have not mentioned in which course you want to take admission, I am considering you don't have any specific course preference. Hence, a list of all the BE specialisations is tabulated below up to a cutoff rank of 1050 for College of Engineering Guindy BE admission through TNEA counselling: 

Course	TNEA Last Round Cutoff 2024
B.E. in Geoinformatics	6789
B.E. in Mining Engineering	6088
B.E. in Industrial Engineering	7668
B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering	1017
B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering	44
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	107

The fees for the B.Tech programme at College of Engineering:

For General Category : The total amount charged is about INR 77,700 (INR - Indian rupees).

For Tamil Nadu SC/ST/SCA Candidates: The fall out is INR 11700.

For First Graduate (TN Candidates) : The cost pegged in Indian rupees is around INR 21,060.

For Differently Abled (TN Candidates) : The cost is INR 1,21,060/- or around US$ 1,675.

The basic eligibility criteria for the BTech programme is that a candidate needs to be class 12 pass with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics as compulsory subjects.

College of Engineering Guindy TNEA cutoff 2024 has been released for admission to the BE courses across multiple specialisations. As per the CEG BE cutoff 2024, the last-round closing ranks varied between 44 and 16859, of which Computer Science and Engineering was the most competitive BE specialisation. The least in-demand specialisation was B.E. in Printing and Packaging Technology among the students belonging to the General AI quota. For a detailed CEG branch-wise cutoff 2024 for TNEA, students must refer to the table below: 

Course	TNEA Last Round Cutoff 2024
B.E. in Civil Engineering	10951
B.E. in Geoinformatics	6789
B.E. in Mining Engineering	6088
B.E. in Printing and Packaging Technology	16859
B.E. in Manufacturing Engineering	10259
B.E. in Industrial Engineering	7668
B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering	1017
B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering	44
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering	107
B.E. in Mechanical Engineering	11782

The total number of B.Tech seats at the College of Engineering Guindy (CEG) is 240. This is spread across four B.Tech programs:

Mechanical Engineering: 150 seats

Information Technology: 60 seats

Civil Engineering (Tamil Medium): 15 seats

Civil Engineering (English Medium): 15 seats

It's important to note that these are just the authorized intake numbers. The actual number of students enrolled may vary depending on factors such as availability of qualified applicants and government regulations.

{Source: M.E./M.Tech students & alumni}

Pursuing M.E/M.Tech at College of Engineering Guindy

Here's a summary of the key points discussed by students and alumni:

Pros:
* Good reputation among companies, with top recruiters like HCL, TCS, Wipro, and more
* High placement rates, with an average package of INR6 LPA and the highest package of INR30 LPA
* Opportunities for internships and research collaborations with industry partners
* Friendly and helpful faculty members, with some holding PhDs
* Beautiful campus with modern infrastructure, recreational spaces, and excellent facilities
* Affordable hostel fees and good food options
* Strong emphasis on extracurricular activities and cultural events

Cons:
* Limited placements for certain courses, particularly in Physics
* Some faculty members may not be readily available for guidance
* High competition for limited seats and internships
* Courses may be repetitive, with a lack of innovation in teaching methods
* Limited scholarships available for deserving students

Overall Verdict: Pursuing M.E/M.Tech at College of Engineering Guindy can be a great choice for those interested in computer-integrated manufacturing, robotics, and related fields. While there may be limitations in certain areas, the college offers strong industry connections, excellent facilities, and a supportive community. With hard work and dedication, students can achieve success and land rewarding careers.

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For non-Tamil Nadu students, CEG mostly takes JEE Main scores; for local applicants, admission is based on Class XII PCM marks obtained through TNEA counselling. Along with Class XII grades, category reservation, and counselling rank, the JEE Main score is simply one consideration. The annual cut-offs differ by category and place of residence and are dependent on variables such as applicant volume, seat availability, and exam difficulty.