Career oriented courses gain popularity among students in Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari
Students in Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari are increasingly choosing engineering courses, especially in computer science and AI&DS. The demand for these career-oriented programs has led to a significant number of registrations for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions. Traditional courses like commerce and core engineering still attract interest, but many students are seeking guidance to navigate their options.
- ▪Over 2.3 lakh students have registered for counselling for various engineering courses as of May 22nd.
- ▪The demand for AI&DS has led to an increase in available seats in engineering colleges.
- ▪A career guidance centre has been established to assist students and parents in making informed decisions about their education.
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It is yet another year in which students from Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari districts are showing a strong inclination towards engineering courses, particularly computer science and Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AI&DS).At the same time conventional choices such as commerce degrees and core engineering streams, including EEE and ECE, continue to attract interest.With the announcement of higher secondary examination results in the second week of May, the rush to secure seats in Arts and Science Colleges in the districts began immediately.
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