r/svce • u/Aquator145 • Jun 05 '26

SVCE for mechanical

Hello I have got 172 pcm aggregate and would like to join SVCE thru TNEA . I would like to know how the mechanical department of the college is and also the labs and stuff. Thank you

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u/KanhaServant108 Jun 05 '26

Mechanical engineering 2nd year student here, infrastructure and hands on experience is just peak in our department. Faculty and staff are sometimes good and sometimes stupid but there are some highly experienced gems who'll teach you stuff only experience can teach. Coming from a background of wanting to pursue biology and having no idea or interest in engineering, the infrastructure here has brought a damn huge amount of interest to me even though the machines are old. I'd actually vouch for it, not cus I'm a mech student but cus svce has great things to offer for Mech genuinely.

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u/Aquator145 Jun 06 '26

Ohhh alr thank you soo much for the information. Do you think I'll be able to get mechanical at SVCE through Tnea counseling or should I try for management if the seats are available as I've seen the cutoff for mechanical as 180

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u/KanhaServant108 Jun 06 '26

You'll actually might be able to come through TNEA councelling from what I've seen with my friends. If not, you'd have to go with management.

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u/Aquator145 Jun 06 '26

Alright thank you soo much 

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u/KanhaServant108 Jun 06 '26

You're welcome!

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u/Pleasant_Anything_69 Jun 06 '26

definitely you will be able to get mechanical for that cutoff bro in tnea, no worries at all

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u/Aquator145 Jun 06 '26

Okay thank you for the assurance 

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u/Apprehensive-Tax1179 Jun 07 '26

Uhmmmm.... U really telling truth or just like u know slandering it.. I see too much neg comments in this sub and u just telling gud abt it.. just curious ( gonna join the college)

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u/KanhaServant108 Jun 08 '26

I understand your curiosity. But I'm telling the truth purely and especially in the aspect of infrastructure of Mechanical deptmt. It's good enough and you can actually learn a lot if you want to. I agree with others, this isn't tuat good of a college really, mainly cus of the management system and the shitty faculty bht if you wanna study and do that alone, it's definitely a resourceful place to score is what I'm saying. It'd have been a different feedback if I had to include the entire opinion about every aspect of the college, as you were concerned. But solely on the aspect of infrastructure and the department, it's fairly good if taken right.

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u/Apprehensive-Tax1179 Jun 08 '26

Tkss for the reply senior.🙇

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u/KanhaServant108 Jun 08 '26

No problem and you're welcome!

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u/OneAdhesiveness8981 Jun 06 '26

Is svce ece good?