Tamil Nadu

PR Engineering College (PREC) in Thanjavur is known for having a dedicated and experienced faculty. The college strives to maintain a good balance between academic qualifications and practical industry experience in its teaching staff. Many of the faculty members hold advanced degrees (M.Tech, Ph.D.) and have expertise in their respective fields. Additionally, they are committed to providing quality education and supporting students in research, projects, and internships.While the quality of teaching can vary from department to department, overall, PREC aims to offer a supportive learning environment with a focus on academic excellence. It's always a good idea to connect with current students or alumni for first-hand feedback on faculty experience and teaching quality.

Here are some dental colleges in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu with fees less than 2 lakh: Vivekanandha Dental College for WomenA private college in Tamil Nadu with a total tuition fee of INR 1 lakh. It accepts NEET and Tamil Nadu NEET entrance exams.SRM Institute of Science and TechnologyA college in Tamil Nadu with a total tuition fee of INR 22 lakh. It accepts the NEET entrance exam.The average annual fee for a BDS course in Karnataka is between INR 1.8–7.5 lakhs. Some other dental colleges in Karnataka include: Manipal College of Dental Sciences: Located in Mangalore, the BDS course fee is INR 7 lakhs.Bapuji Dental College and Hospital: Located in Davanagere, the BDS course fee is INR 4.8 lakhs.

Yes, you can get admission to the MBA/PGDM course at Jaya College of Arts & Science in Tamil Nadu without the TANCET exam, but it depends on the specific admission process set by the college. Some institutions, including Jaya College, may offer admission through other entrance exams like MAT, CAT, or through direct entry based on academic performance, especially if you have a good undergraduate degree.However, if the college primarily follows the TANCET exam for MBA admissions, it's better to confirm directly with the college's admission office for the most accurate and updated information regarding alternate admission routes or if any specific eligibility criteria apply.

While both AIIMS Jodhpur and Chennai are esteemed medical schools, their locations, reputations and programs are different. Part of the All India Institutes of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) AIIMS Jodhpur is renowned for its state-of-the-art research and excellent healthcare education. Even though it has top-notch faculty and facilities, AIIMS Chennai—also called the AIIMS Regional Institute in Tamil Nadu—has a better reputation in the south due to its long history of academic brilliance clinical care, and medical research.Although both schools provide competitive courses, deciding which is the "best" will rely on individual choices regarding factors like faculty research possibilities, location and particular medical specialty.

Normally, changing one's MBBS seat after allotment is usually tough and not easily permitted except for some special conditions. In India, once the seat is confirmed, the switch to another medical college is extremely rare, be it in the same state or in different states. Chances of transfer during later counseling round may arise if you've been allotted under the quota of All India Quota, but that is definitely subject to availability. Mostly, states may allow in-state transfers but cross-states are very rarely allowed and, in exceptional cases or for health and family problem, some institutes may support migration policies, but certainly, those are exceptions as well. It is better to consult the medical college and relevant authorities for precise guidance on the process.