Admission to Kumaraguru College of Technology (KCT) is secured via Anna University counselling, requiring prompt application and regular updates from the university's website. The admission process includes ranking based on plus two marks and exam scores, with the option to pay fees through demand draft. Established alongside the introduction of a new exam pattern in 1984, KCT is renowned for its experienced faculty, especially in the Civil Engineering Department, where most hold PhDs.
The college emphasizes strong student-faculty interaction through weekly mentor hours and regular exams. The fee structure varies, with merit students and first-generation graduates benefiting from fee relaxations, while children of alumni pay reduced fees. Despite being considered expensive, the college is highly regarded, with payments made online or via demand draft. KCT boasts a robust placement record, with 95% of students securing job offers annually. Placement training begins in the 2nd year, and internships start as early as the 4th semester, with companies like Tata Consultancy Services and Cognizant offering stipends up to 18,000 INR.
The highest salary package reaches 20 LPA in IT, while civil engineering placements range between 3.5 LPA and 6 LPA. KCT partners with over 500 companies, including Morgan Stanley and Amazon. Scholarships like the Mahatma Gandhi Scholarship and government fee reductions are available, with management students paying Rs. 182,000 compared to Rs. 75,000 for government seats. Hostel and mess fees amount to Rs. 88,000 annually, totaling Rs. 352,000 over four years.
Course fees average Rs. 60,000 per year, approximately Rs. 400,000 overall. Fee exemptions are offered based on caste and academic performance, with additional scholarships based on parental income. The total annual cost, including hostel fees, is Rs. 200,000, deemed worthwhile by students.
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