| Saturday, July 12, 2008
Anna University, Coimbatore, adds another 28 engineering colleges
Colleges will offer all facilities promised by university: VC
Coimbatore: Anna University, Coimbatore, has added another 28
engineering colleges to its existing 71 taking the number to
99.
The list of affiliated colleges is given below:
In Coimbatore
Sri Eshwar College of Engineering, Kalaignar Karunanidhi Institute
of Technology, Easa College of Engineering and Technology, S.S.K.
College of Engineering and Technology, Adithya Institute of
Technology, Kathir College of Engineering, KGiSL Institute of
Technology, Jawaharlal Institute of Technology, P.A. College
of Engineering and Technology, P.P.G Institute of Technology,
and KTVR Knowledge Park for Engineering and Technology.
Salem
A.V.S. Engineering College, Rabindranath Tagore College of Engineering
for Women, Greentech College of Engineering for Women, Tagore
Institute of Engineering and Technology, Narasu’s Sarathy
Institute of Technology, and Bharathiyar Institute of Engineering
for Women
Erode
Surya Engineering College, Nandha College of Technology, Maharaja
Engineering College for Women, Shree Venkateshwara Hi-tech Engineering
College, and Sri Ramanathan Engineering College
Namakkal
Excel College of Engineering for Women, Komarapalayam, J.K.K.
Nataraja Engineering College, Komarapalayam, and Mahendra Engineering
College for Women, Tiruchengode
Dharmapuri
Jayalakshmi Institute of Technology, and Varuvan Vadivelan Institute
of Technology
Krishnagiri
P.S.V. College of Engineering and Technology
According to Vice-Chancellor R. Radhakrishnan, many new colleges
have come up in even in rural areas.
“All colleges
of Anna University, Coimbatore, irrespective of whether they
are located in rural area or in a city, will offer all the facilities
that are being promised by the university. Students should not
bother about the location of the college,” he told The
Hindu.
He is also confident that now students would get a chance to
study in colleges located close to their place of residence
and will not have to travel long distances or spend on hostels
on the pretext of not finding an engineering college at a viable
distance.
Courtesy: The Hindu
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