The TANCET syllabus varies according to the subject the candidate is appearing for, syllabus for MBA includes 5 sections- Business Analysis, Reading Comprehension, Verbal Ability, Quantitative Aptitude, and Data Sufficiency. The syllabus for M.E/M.Tech/M.Arch is divided into 3 parts- Engineering Mathematics, Basic Engineering & Sciences, and specialized subjects depending on the course. And, the syllabus for MCA includes topics from 4 sections- Quantitative Aptitude, Computer Awareness, Logical Reasoning, Analytical Reasoning.

Dear student,

University of Madras accepts TANCET as qualifying exam for admission in MBA and M.Tech. along with the 55% marks in graduation for MBA exceutive. The latest cutoff for MBA SC category is near 43 and you got 52.554%. so congratulations you have a pretty good chance to get a seat in University of Madras.

Still play safe and do apply for other colleges accepting TANCET. For information on colleges accepting TANCET click on the link below.

http://bschool.careers360.com/colleges/list-of-mba-colleges-in-india-accepting-tancet

All the best.

Dear candidate,

Congratulations for your brilliant scores. As you might already know that the cut offs are yet to be released. Although the expected cutoff fir this year is between 38-50(marks) for open category and 30 -35 for BC category. If your scores matches with any of these scores then you can get a seat into Anna university. Chances are high if you go with your category rank.

Hope this helps.

Hey,

Please provide us with the name of the college for which you want to you whether you can get admission into that college with or without a TANCET Score. Without this information, we cannot tell you the thorough process. You can mention the name of the college in the comment section below for complete information.

Hello,

I would guess that for the general and OBC categories, respectively, any score between 46 and 47 and 44 and above would earn a seat in ME-Aero. The cutoffs I indicated earlier are merely estimates. Give or take two points, any way.

I would advise you to enrol in ME - Avionics rather than ME - Aero because the former has greater on-campus and off-campus placement opportunities, whilst the latter will require more effort on your part and have only a few organisations that will accept one applicant each. However, IT businesses will undoubtedly hire you. If you don't have a backlog when campus placements are taking place, getting a job at an IT service provider like Infosys, CTS, IBM, etc. won't be a problem for you even though you're from ME-Aero.

According to your query, I think there is possibility to get into MIT for Aerospace Engineering.

Thank You