Course curriculum are well teached to the student. Faculties are well qualified in the profession. Every month has continues assessment test will be conducted. Semester were conducted and some time very difficult question paper will come.

The course gave a solid foundation in core IT subjects, though some parts felt outdated for real-world industry needs. Academics were rigorous, but heavy on theory—especially frustrating in a practical field. Faculties were generally qualified; a few connected theory well with real applications, but some just stuck to textbook lectures. Exams were always on schedule, with moderate difficulty, mostly manageable but occasionally challenging in core technical subjects. I chose IT because it’s a field that’s constantly evolving and has strong career growth and demand.

I have chosen EEE DEPT. I don't have any specific reason for choosing the dept. Teachers are good in knowledge and they help students with good guidance.They do conduct special classes for the students to pass their exams. And they solve the doubts without any esitation.They give more guidance for placement preparation.

Course curriculum is great. We have professors with a doctorate in machines, power electronics, power system and 15-20 years of experience. You can talk to certain professors for guidance, our project guide for our final year project was super supportive.

the course i selected was electronic and communication , for my mark i scored in higher secondary i got this course in this college . the college has friendly and skilled faculties . periodically they conduct written tests in order to keep the students engaged to studies .

I chose this course because I was interested in computer science and programming. The department faculty and their teaching methods were great and clear. They were very friendly,so that we can ask them as much question about the course without any hesitation.

Computer Science and Engineering course has always been the classic computer course for years. The curriculum followed is similar to that of the Information Technology course in most of the TNEA colleges. Speaking of real-world applications, the curriculum is constantly improving but I don't think it's enough to match today's software company demands. The reason for this is, is course the presence of written Examinations I would suggest keeping the programming subject exams on platforms like Hackerrank to improve students' technical knowledge and Problem-solving skills. Teaching methods should be lab-based or visual. The College exams are a mess. The current Anna University Syllabus(It is the standard syllabus followed in TNEA colleges) has subjects like Chemistry, Physics, Indian Constitution, EVS, Tamil, etc which aren't useful for the student's future. The Timing of exams is based on whether they are monthly exams or semester exams, monthly exams- 1 hour 40 mins. Sem-3hrs