Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai Answered Questions

The college contains fifteen academic departments, five nodal research centres, one incubator centre, nine undergraduate programmes, ten postgraduate programmes, and more.The 143-acre campus of Thiagarajar College of Engineering is situated within a serene and eco-friendly environment surrounded by greenery.

First you should choose your stream as well as decide your goal and then get the admission into the Thiagarajar College of Engineering after that college will help to achieving your goal. You can ask your senior or teacher they will help you if you find any difficulties. Make your friends group and always get touch with your teacher. Make sure to eat well, exercise, and get enough sleep, take good care of your health. Don't forget to enjoy your time in college.

Yes there are seat reservations at Thiagarajar College of Engineering.Reservations are offered for BCD, MCD, DNC, SC, ST, and other groups in accordance with Tamil Nadu government regulations. Reservations are also offered to candidates from other states, ex-servicemen, those with physical disabilities, and athletes. 

TNEA 2024 BArch registration begins on May 6, 2024. The BArch registration dates has not been notified yet. The Directorate of Technical Education, Tamil Nadu will start the BTech and BArch application process forTNEA 2024 in May tentatively. TNEA 2024 counselling process includes registration, assignment of random numbers, certificate verifications, rank list publication, and finally the counselling. The counselling rounds will include steps like Choice Filling, Allotment, Confirmation of Allotment, and Reporting to the College/TFC and payment of fees depending upon their confirmation. To know complete details of TNEA 2024 counselling like how to apply, eligibility, dates, counselling process and more, read below. BE/BTech admission in Tamil Nadu is done based on the online counselling process called TNEA. There is no state-level entrance exam for admission in Tamil Nadu. Candidates have to register and appear for the online Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counselling held every year. 10+2 passed/appearing candidates can apply for TNEA counselling. Admission was based on marks obtained by the candidates in the relevant subjects, namely, Maths, Physics and Chemistry which was reduced to 200 (Maths 100, Physics 50 and Chemistry 50).

Actually HSC board score is not a cut off for getting a seat in COEP. You have to score only 50% plus in boards in order to qualify for getting a seat in any Engg. college.
The main cutoff for COEP or any Engg. college in Mah. for that matter is PCM Score in CET which is objective exam and with highest possible score of 200.
Physics - 50 questions with 1 mark each
Chemistry - 50 questions with 1 mark each
Maths - 50 questions with 2 marks each
( I assume you already know the pattern of CET but i have explained above, just in case someone is unaware of it )

As told by other people here the cut off ranks for TCE are almost correct.
But to be honest TCE is not really a great option for B.Tech and here is why that is true is
As you compare the investment and the return you get after 4 years, they are nowhere near. I mean why would somebody give 16 lakhs to study in SRM knowing that the avg. package is of 3 to 3.5 Lakhs and that too for CSE branch, which is by the way their best branch and all of this statistical data is for Main Campus. I was excited too after I got my result for SRMJEE, it was 1602 rank but after going through all the evidences, I concluded that it won't be a wise decision going in SRM. And for north Indians to bear that type of climate, it will be the worst experience to be honest.