CSE, ECE, EEE, Mechanical and Civil engineering — with a placement cell that's been getting students hired since 2004.
To be a centre of engineering education recognised across Tamil Nadu for producing industry-ready graduates who build, not just qualify.
To deliver a curriculum aligned with current industry practice, supported by faculty who mentor beyond the syllabus and a placement cell that treats every student's outcome as its own responsibility.
A degree gets you an interview. What we focus on is making sure our students are the ones who get the offer — through labs that work, faculty who mentor, and a placement cell that starts preparing students from year one, not year four.
Syllabus reviewed with an industry advisory board every two years, not left unchanged for a decade.
Aptitude and communication training starts in first year, not as a final-semester scramble.
62% of our teaching faculty hold doctorates, well above the AICTE minimum requirement.
Lab hardware refreshed on a 3-year cycle — no queuing for outdated machines during practicals.
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Not a one-time visit — these are companies that have hired from our campus for three or more consecutive years.
Enter your TNEA cutoff (out of 200) — Maths + ½ Physics + ½ Chemistry.
Complete your online application once 12th results are out.
Your cutoff mark determines your counselling rank.
Choose Sri Vetri College and your preferred branch during allotment.
Pay the admission fee and submit documents at our office.
Meet your department, faculty and batch before classes begin.
Every CSE and ECE lab runs on current-generation hardware — no queuing for a working machine during practicals. Labs stay open till 8 PM for project work.
Over 40,000 volumes and a dedicated silent-study floor open until 10 PM during exam weeks — students say it's the actual reason attendance improves before finals.
Hostel, canteen, sports ground and department blocks all within a five-minute walk — most first-years say the campus feels smaller than it looks by week two.
Campus tours run every Saturday — no appointment needed.