TNEA

1. Management Quota:PR Engineering College may offer a management quota under which students can apply directly to the college without going through TNEA counseling.In this case, the college may consider students based on their academic performance, entrance exam scores, or sometimes even direct interviews.The fees for management quota seats are typically higher than those under government counseling.2. NRI (Non-Resident Indian) Quota:NRI students may be able to apply directly to the college under the NRI quota, which may not require participation in TNEA counseling.Admission for NRI candidates is typically based on their academic qualifications, entrance exam results, or other specific criteria defined by the college.3. Direct Admission (if applicable):Some colleges, including PR Engineering College, may have provisions for direct admission to certain courses or seats under specific circumstances, but this varies year to year and depends on the college's policies.4. Management's DiscretionIn some cases, the college may have provisions for students with special cases, like outstanding sports achievements or extra-curricular contributions, who may be considered for direct admission.It is important to check directly with PR Engineering College or visit their official website for specific details on how to apply for admission without participating in TNEA, as the process and criteria for management or NRI quota seats may differ from year to year.

Hi. UG Admission at St Xavier's Catholic College of Engineering :BE the First YearBeing a minority institute, the institute is eligible to fill up to 50% of seats as management quota of the total intake for each UG programme through Anna University Tirunelveli Self-financing Engineering Colleges Management Association. The remaining 50% of the total seats will be filled through single-window counselling by the Tamil Nadu government.In addition to the management seat, the institute can fill up 5% of the total approved intake under the fee waiver scheme if all counselling seats get filled up for the respective program. Those beneficiary students will be selected from those candidatesregistered for counselling whose parents earn less than Rs. 6 Lakhs per annum.Eligibility:According to DOTE All students who have passed higher secondary or its equivalent with mathematics, physics and chemistry as subjects with 45% ( 40% for reserved category) in the final higher secondary public examination are eligible for studying B.E. and B.Tech. Admission is through Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) counselling based on marks obtained in 10+2.  Thanks

The TNEA cutoff for AVC College of Engineering generally varies depending on the programme and category. As a guideline, admissions for popular branches like Computer Science and Engineering or Electronics and Communication Engineering often require a higher cutoff. For example, past cutoffs have suggested a score above 150 (out of 200) for these branches to be competitive through the TNEA counseling process, especially in the general category. Mechanical and Civil Engineering programs may have slightly lower cutoff requirements.For more specific and updated cutoff information, you can refer to the official TNEA website, as cutoffs may vary based on demand and applicant scores each year. 

The Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) process for B.E./B.Tech courses, which includes AVC College of Engineering, involves several key dates and steps:1. Registration and Application: The TNEA 2024 application process began on May 6. Initially, the deadline was June 6, but it was extended to June 11 due to high demand.2. Document Submission: Candidates could upload their documents until June 12. This included original certificates necessary for the admission process.3. Random Number Assignment: TNEA assigned random numbers on June 12 to each applicant, a unique identifier used in the selection process.4. Certificate Verification: Verification was conducted from June 13 to June 30, ensuring that all candidates' documents met the eligibility criteria.5. Rank List and Counselling: The rank list was published on July 10, which is critical for determining the order of seat allocation. Counselling then proceeded, allowing candidates to select courses and colleges based on their rank.6. Allotment and Reporting: After choice filling and confirmation, allotments were finalized, and students were required to report to their designated college or TNEA Facilitation Centers (TFCs) for admission completion.