Initially it is for Its reputation. It was the one amongst the very few technical colleges in the south. It had well educated professors who took pride in imparting knowledge.
But surprisingly even with numerous colleges mushrooming all over Tamil Nadu it still lives upto it's status.
When I went for admissions I heard many stories.
- The students are mostly from the rural and even the lectures are taken in Tamizh.
- Lecturers are biased against children who don't speak the regional language.
- Lectures don't take classes and so on..
But I found all these to be completely false after my child has taken admission here.
The college is a wholesome one.
There are numerous syposiums and events taking place through out the year.
There is no rules binding the student, like compulsary attendance, no mobiles in campus, no talking with mixed gender and various other things to suffocate them.
As long as the student keeps up with his routine he can enjoy himself at college.
There is ample opportunity to participate in culturals and showcase his talent.
A huge campus with shady trees and a playground gives a serene environment in the hustle busy Chennai city.
Two huge parking lots for students to use their own modes of commute.
No unwanted fees like college bus and food in the mess.
The liberty of maintaining the required percentage of attendance.
A healthy interaction with lectures and students of both genders.
What more does a college student wish for during his four years of growing up.
Maybe which is why it still stands at No 1 in Tamil Nadu( apart from IIT and NIT), enjoying the location of being within the city in a green environment.
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