Monday 13 July 2020

Lower intake in engineering colleges

The intake in engineering colleges in the State this academic year will be at least 16,000 seats lower than last year. This year, the State may have 2,65,724 seats as against 2,81,607 last year.

According to data on the website of the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), 506 private colleges will admit students this academic year.

Anna University sources said that the number of seats could further come down after colleges completed the affiliation process. The last date for affiliation was extended to July 15 from June 30.

P. Selvaraj, secretary, Consortium of Self-Financing Professional, Arts and Science Colleges in computer science degree jobs, said many colleges were finding it difficult to pay the affiliation fee that the university had fixed.

“The government is against us collecting fees from students. Yet we have to pay salaries, and now the affiliation fee. Colleges are already struggling, and now the government is also planning to conduct exams,” he said.

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