Colleges in Chennai

To get admission in Thangavelu Engineering College, the eligibility and admission process for the undergraduate and postgraduate courses are as given below:B.E. / B.Tech AdmissionEligibility A candidate would qualify himself/ herself for completing 10+2 with aggregate of 45% of marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.Entry Exam Admission will be based upon the results of TNEA Entrance Exam.MBA / MCA / M.E./M.Tech AdmissionEligibility: Bachelor's degree from the reputed University with aggregate of 50% or more (45% for reserved categories).Entrance Exam :Admissions strictly based on scores of aspirants in the Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET).

Privately owned Thangavelu Engineering College was established in the year 1995 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Founded by Ponniamman Educational Trust and TJ Educational Trust, this institution is offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses in engineering and management. This institution is an affiliate of Anna University and has approval from AICTE. The college aims at quality education. To ensure and promote quality learning and wholesome growth, the college also facilitates numerous services in the form of modern classrooms, laboratories, and a library. Thangavelu Engineering College lays both equal emphasis on academic excellence and wholesome student growth.

When deciding whether to join a course in regular or distance education, you can consider things like:Learning styleWhether you prefer face-to-face interactions or self-directed online learning  LifestyleWhether you have work or family commitments that would make regular classes difficult  PracticalityWhether you have to commute to classes, and how much it would cost  Career goalsWhether your desired career path requires hands-on training or a traditional education background  Here are some other things to consider:Distance educationCan be a good option for people with other commitments, as it allows you to study at your own pace. However, it can have challenges like adapting to new learning styles, distractions at home, and asynchronouscommunication.