PGP College of Engineering - PGPCE

Getting a seat in the PGP College of Engineering (PGPCE) is usually quite difficult, especially for popular branches such as that of Computer Science and Electronics Engineering. Despite the comparatively liberal intake policy of the college, it abides by the Anna University norms and aspiring candidates usually have to meet the necessary cutoff scores set by TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission). Admission is given on merit which is determined by the marks scored in the 12th standard (Class 12) and a rank called TNEA, which takes into consideration the scores of Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.To get a seat, you first have to be sure of the criteria you satisfy which in most cases would involve having a fair performance in the concerned subjects and then you can go ahead to apply for TNEA counselling. 

Indeed, it is true that the PGP College of Engineering (PGPCE) has commenced admissions into several different UG and PG courses. Interested candidates willing to apply for B.E./B.Tech courses may do so by following the procedures of the college. In the case of undergraduate courses, admission is most often solely based on the TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions) process whereas for master's programme courses, the eligibility is in most cases dependent on TANCET or another entrance test.You may apply directly or through the correct procedures for Anna University-affiliated colleges on the college's homepage. For more information about the application process and qualifications, it is advisable to check the admissions section of the college or apply via the admission telephone number.

The engineering college, PGP College of Engineering (PGPCE), has an enthusiastic placement unit whose primary objective is to create more job opportunities for its students in many sectors. To enable students to develop their skills, including communication, soft skills, personality development, group discussion, and interview techniques, the placement cell organizes training programs. The placement preparation is not limited to application filling and interviews, and is aimed at making students 'corporate ready'.Many multinational companies and leading Indian companies have tie-ups with the placement cell for campus recruitment. Some of the major companies which visit the campus for recruitment drives include Wipro, Infosys, HCL, TCS, CTS and many others.