 | Over 60,000 of 1.5 lakh engineering seats remain vacant in Tamil Nadu65K seats vacant last year; 12 colleges manage to fill all seats this yr |
 | Only three Tamil Nadu engg colleges fill 100% seats after three rounds of counsellingThe situation is worse in government colleges. |
| TN Engineering Admissions: 18,521 allotted seats in second roundThis year almost 59.56% of candidates have been allotted seats in the general category in the second round while last year 65.95% of candidates were allotted seats. |
 | Engineering counselling: Over 23,000 allotted seatsOf the 31,094 candidates eligible for the second round of counselling of Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA), tentative seat allotment was done for 23,458 students. |
| Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions counselling: ‘Pick varsity wisely’The two-month-long counselling process concluding on November 13 will be conducted in four rounds. |
 | Waning demand likely to leave 50 per cent engineering seats in Tamil Nadu vacant this yearGoing by the application status of Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA), it’s likely that this year, too, over 50% of the seats will remain vacant, academicians said. |
 | Tamil Nadu students get five more days to apply to government colleges due to delay in CBSE resultsHigher Education Minister K Ponmudi urged the CBSE to publish results at the earliest and he hinted the last date to apply online for TN Engineering Admissions might also be extended. |
