Annamalai University offers 1,000 seats for undergraduate programs, split evenly between merit and self-financed students. Admissions are based on 12th standard HSC marks in key subjects, with a transparent counseling process occurring in August. The university features 9 departments and strong faculty credentials, with most lecturers holding PhDs. Its agriculture faculty is particularly renowned. Tuition fees for merit students are approximately ?35,000 annually, while self-financed students pay ?1,20,000. Scholarships ranging from ?8,000 to ?15,000 are available, especially for first-generation graduates.
Hostel fees range from ?45,000 to ?50,000 annually, with additional exam-related fees. Placement statistics reveal a 90-95% placement rate, with starting salaries around ?15,000 per month. Over 15 placement drives are conducted annually, with 350 students placed last year at an average salary between ?18,000 and ?27,000 per month. Internships last from 6 months to a year, offering stipends of ?4,000 monthly. The university supports financial aid through scholarships like the First Graduate and Post-Metric Scholarships, and facilitates bank loans.
These scholarships assist students from SC/ST communities and first-generation graduates, with provisions for special categories such as disabled students and children of ex-servicemen.
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