No, I got any admission process and I got seat from counseling. Good time be studied in the college and I choose this college for me to near to my house and the traveling time is less. I enjoyed my college life.

College was chosen by Engineering councelling. Good Aspects: 1. Networking & Friends: Obviously, you've built a solid crew there, from college to office—so the connections and friendships were on point. 2. Learning Resources: The hands-on experience in labs or libraries, maybe some practical sessions? Engineering schools usually focus on that. 3. Faculty & Guidance: Some profs might've genuinely been helpful or showed real interest in guiding students. Bad Aspects: 1. Outdated Curriculum: Typical issue in engineering colleges—too much theory, not enough modern tech, especially in fast-moving fields like IT. 2. Limited Real-World Exposure: Could’ve been more internships, projects, or direct industry exposure. 3. Rigid Rules & Admin Hassles: Probably dealt with frustrating rules or unnecessary red tape; a lot of colleges have issues there.

Velammal is good at campus placement that is the I have chosen it. But we don't have any cultural during our college days only we have intramural for a year also they will not congratulate the winners with any prizes. I have attended group discussion, technical discussion, HR interview.

Pros : Has a great library facility, good placement opportunities, has some experienced and super knowledgeable professors . Cons : No cultural or any festive celebrations, sports isn't a much concentrated field.

ive applied for the TNEA counseling where i selected this college. my cut off was 134/200 . this college is a tier three college and have provided good placement so i agreed to join this college .there was no entrance exams for this college .

College has good placements and friendly teacher.the department I got had great teachers and it als had a good environment.I didn't face any GD,interview or written test for admission as I got the admission through government quota.

I would like to start by saying, this is not my dream college. I had to settle for this college because of my cutoff. In Tamil Nadu, engineering admission is mainly conducted by TNEA (Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions). The course I joined is B.E Computer Science and Engineering. To Join this course, you will need a PCM(Physics, Maths, Chemistry) cutoff or around 180 if you are joining via TNEA counseling. If you are joining via management quota, you just need to have completed your 12th grade. For other courses the cutoff for joining varies greatly, for IT it would be around 175, and for other CS-related departments, the cutoffs are around 170. I would recommend joining this college via counseling and not management as there will be a huge donation fee for CSE especially. The admission process was well organized and every student was given a date and time to appear. The only thing that could be changed is, that they don't accept cash and only accept Demand Drafts.