Over 76 per cent seats filled after TNEA Round 3 counselling

At the end of the third round of the Tamil Nadu Engineering Advisory Consultancy session, more than 76 percent of the seats were filled as a temporary allocation for the third round on Wednesday.

Candidates will be asked to join the relevant colleges on 29 August or before. The fees paid by themselves and the certificates submitted in TNA facilitating centers will be sent to the relevant colleges. A TNEA version, in the third round of 52.168 temporary allocation was given, 2.075’in public school (7.5 percent) was given to students.

The version added that a total of 1,45,481 temporary allocation was given to the candidates in three consultancy rounds, including those who have entered the special reservation category.

According to Independent Education Advisor R. Ashwin, over 1.43 Lakh chairs were filled at the end of three rounds of consultancy for the general and public school categories and shows that there was an increase of about eight percent in the purchase compared to last year. In addition, 39 colleges in the province recorded 100 percent purchases, which is a significant increase compared to 29 last year. “This means that the choice of engineering education is high this year,” he said.

Ashwin, Coimbatore region this year, the biggest choice of students, and then followed the Chennai region. Computer science and engineering remain the most important choice for most students, while the second most preferred course this year is electronic and communication engineering and then artificial intelligence and data science.