Admissions to Srirangam Govt. Polytechnic under way

Direct admissions to first and second year diploma courses are being offered for students at the Srirangam government polytechnic in Sethurapatti for the year 2025-2026.
Diploma in Civil Engineering (DCE – Civil), Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (DME – Mechanical), Diploma in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (DEEE – Electronics an Electronic, Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering (DECE - Electronics and Communication), and Diploma in Computer Science Engineering (DCSE – Computer), and Diploma in Cyber Systems and Information Security Engineering (DCSIS) are some of the courses that are being offered at the government polytechnic college, said an official note.
Students can apply directly in person by paying an application fee of ₹150 or apply through www.tnpoly.in.
Students belonging to the SC/ST communities are exempt from making a payment for the application. Annual fees are ₹2,242. A pass in Class 10 for first-year applicants and a pass in Class 12 or a Industrial Training Institute certificate for direct second-year admission are the eligibility criteria.
The college is equipped with laboratories and smart classrooms are available on the premises. Scholarships for boys and girls will be available. Additionally, first-year students will be given free bus pass, free textbooks, hostel facilities, and train fare concessions.

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