Registration for T.N. engineering admissions begins, last date is June 6

Registration commenced on Monday for single-window counselling for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions 2024 (TNEA 2024) for BE/B.Tech seats in Anna University, government and aided engineering colleges, and government quota seats in self-‹nancing institutions across the State.

On day one, as many as 20,097 candidates had registered on the TNEA website and 5,812 candidates had completed the registration fee payment too. Besides, 1,519 candidates had uploaded their certi‹cates.

The last date for submitting ‹lled-in application forms is June 6, and the merit list will be released on July 10, according to the schedule released by the TNEA 2024 Committee. The dates for counselling will be announced later.

The Directorate of Technical Education (DoTE) said the entire process: registration, payments, choice ‹lling, allotment, con‹rmation and admission, would be completed online.

The o–cial website for

TNEA online admissions is www.tneaonline.org

Candidates must upload their certi‹cates by June 12 and on the same day the random number for applicants will be generated.

Certicate-verication The engineering admissions committee will conduct the certi‹cate-veri‹cation process from June 13 to 30 at the 110 TNEA facilitation centres to be established.

The committee has allocated 10 days, from July 11 to 20, for redressal of grievances.

Registration fees for candidates belonging to OC/BC/BCM/MBC and DNC categories is ₹500, whereas for SC/SCA/ST categories it is ₹250. Candidates need not pay counselling fees or an initial deposit to participate in the counselling.

Merit list to be released on July 10, counselling dates to be announced later

Clarications

A toll free number 1800425-0110 will be established at DoTE. Clari‹cations may be sought through email to tneacare@gmail.com.

The o–cials said in 2023, a total of 474 including 442 (B.E) and 32 (B.Arch.) colleges participated in counseling. Of the 2,21,196 seats, 1,69,887 candidates were admitted. This was 12.05% more than in 2022, a TNEA o–cial said.

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