TANCET Counselling 2023: Selection Process, Seat Allotment

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TANCET Counselling

The TANCET counselling for the MCA and MBA examinations that will be held on September 25 and 26 will be conducted by DTE in Chennai. The official counselling website, tn-mbamca.com, is where information regarding TANCET counselling will be made available to the public. Those applicants who have finished the TANCET registration process and had their certificates verified will be taken into consideration for the production of the rank list. The Department of Occupational and Technical Education (DTE) is in charge of the centralised counselling process for admission to TN MBA and MCA programmes. TANCA is in charge of the separate counselling procedure for all other programmes. The TANCET counselling provides assistance for the admissions process for colleges in Tamil Nadu that are government-run, government-aided, self-financing, or stand-alone. Applicants who achieve a qualifying score on the TANCET 2023 examination will be invited to participate in the Tennessee MBA counselling process.

The first thing that needs to be done is to register for the TANCET counselling, and then a rank list needs to be prepared. The candidates’ names that are included on the TANCET rank list have been determined to be qualified for the counselling procedure. Candidates who meet the requirements can move on to the next step of filling out their TANCET MBA choices.

Counselling Highlights for the TANCET 2023 Exam

The following table provides a summary of the most important aspects of the TANCET counselling exam:

Particulars	Details
Mode of counselling registration	Online
Conducting Body	DTE Tamil Nadu
TANCET counselling fee (indicative)	INR 600 for unreserved category candidates and 300 for SC /SCA /ST candidates belonging to Tamil Nadu
Mode of payment	Online
Eligibility for counselling	– Candidates qualified in TANCET- Candidates holding a bachelor’s degree with at least 50 per cent aggregate
Official website	https://www.tn-mbamca.com/

TANCET 2023 Counselling Dates & Schedule

Have a look at the table that can be seen below for more information regarding the TANCET 2023 exam:

Dates	Upcoming Exam Dates
Mar ’23	TANCET 2023 Result Declaration Date

Counselling Timetable for the TANCET in 2023

Following the announcement of the TANCET 2023 results by Anna University, the TANCET counselling schedule will be made available. The following table for the TANCET 2023 counselling dates is developed based on the dates that were observed during the admission cycle that came before this one:

Events	TANCET MBA/MCA Counselling Dates
Commencement of online registration	March 2023
Last date of TANCET counselling registration	March 2023
Commencement of uploading original certificates	March 2023
Last date for uploading original certificates	March 2023
Publication of TANCET rank list	Last week of March 2023
TANCET rank list for differently-abled candidates	April 2023
Payment and choice filling for TN MCA courses	April 2023
Publication of tentative allotment for MCA courses	April 2023
Confirmation of tentative allotment for MCA courses	April 2023
Publication of provisional allotment for TN MCA courses	April 2023
Payment and choice filling for TN MBA courses	April 2023
Publication of tentative allotment for MBA courses	April 2023
Confirmation of tentative allotment for MBA courses	April 2023
Publication of provisional allotment for TN MBA courses	April 2023
Supplementary counselling round for MCA courses	April 2023
Supplementary counselling round for MBA courses	April 2023
SCA to SC counselling (MBA/MCA)	April 2023
End of online counselling	April 2023

Eligibility Requirements for the TANCET 2023 Counselling Exam

In order to participate in the TANCET counselling procedure, candidates have to ensure that they meet all of the following qualifying conditions:

Nativity: In order to participate in TANCET counselling, candidates must first prove that they are residents of Tamil Nadu. When registering for counselling, candidates are required to submit a copy of their Tamil Nadu Nativity Certificate.

Examination to Determine Qualifications: Candidates must have completed an accredited bachelor’s degree programme that lasted a minimum of three years and earned an aggregate grade point average of at least 50% (unreserved category) or 45% (reserved category) (reserved categories).

Candidates are required to have participated in Anna University’s TANCET (MBA) 2023 entrance exam in order to be considered.

Age limit: There is no maximum or minimum age requirement to apply for a DTE licence.

Online Registration for the TANCET Counseling Exam, 2023

The Department of Technical Education of Tamil Nadu has now released an online application form for the TANCET MBA counselling. The following is a step-by-step guide that will walk you through the process of registering for TANCET counselling.

Step 1: The first thing that candidates need to do is go to the TANCET MBA/MCA counselling page on the official website.

Step 2: Click on the tab that says “Register Online Application” as the second step in the process.

Step 3: Please provide all of the information that is denoted with an asterisk (*).

Step 4: Enter an email address and a mobile number that are comparable to those used while filling out the TANCET application form for the fourth step.

Step 5: Enter the TANCET hall ticket number and your normalised score according to the TANCET scorecard for the fifth step.

Step 6: The sixth step is to enter the specifics, which may include the number of the demand draught, the category, religion, and educational qualification, among other things.

Step 7: After filling out the counselling form in its entirety, proceed to the seventh step and click the “Submit” button.

Step 8: Take a printout of the application form and the address label for the eighth step in the process.

NOTE: DTE will provide the credentials to the mobile number and email address that were registered with them.

Counselling Fees for the TANCET 2023 Exam

In order to pay the counselling registration cost, candidates are required to provide a demand draught made payable to “The Secretary, TN MBA/MCA Admissions – 2023, Government College of Technology.” The demand draught must have Coimbatore as the place of payment.

The following is a list of what the registration price for TANCET counselling is:

Category	TANCET Counselling Fee (in INR)
Unreserved Category	600
SC/SCA/ST Category	300

Counselling for the TANCET 2023 will Require the Following Documents

Candidates are required to upload their credentials and documents for verification once they have successfully completed the counselling form. Candidates are required to submit a printout of the application form, a demand draught, and copies of the following papers in addition to their applications:

Class 10 mark sheet
Class 12 mark sheet / Diploma Certificate
Graduation mark sheets for all semesters / Years of qualifying Degree Examinations
Provisional / Degree Certificate
Permanent Community Certificate Card (to avail reservation)
TANCET 2023 Scorecard/ Rank Card
TANCET 2023 hall ticket
District Medical Board Certificate (for Differently abled Candidates only)
Nativity Certificate in electronic form / digitally signed e-certificate (If applicable)
Sri Lankan Tamil Refugee certificate (If applicable)

NOTE: Candidates need to upload the documents mentioned above while TANCET MBA counselling registration.

Group Discussion, often known as GD

One of the most important parts of the MBA admissions process is the group discussion, sometimes known as GD for short. This part of the process can either make or break your chances of being accepted into the business school of your choice. Why? Because having a conversation in a group has been shown to be an effective method for determining whether or not an individual is suitable for a profession or degree in business management. GDs are used to evaluate a candidate’s whole personality, including their knowledge, point of view, leadership skills, communication skills, and behaviour in a group setting. These are all characteristics that are necessary for a successful manager. In India’s top MBA schools, both IIMs and non-IIMs, group discussions (GD) play a significant role in the selection process for candidates, who must demonstrate both the ability and the disposition to become successful business leaders.

Now that the results of the CAT 2022 exam have been out and you are aware of how you performed, Start getting ready for the written, oral, and group discussion portions of the admissions process for IIMs and other top MBA programmes in India.

What exactly is a Group Discussion, also known as a GD, for MBA students?

A GD is typically between 20 and 25 minutes long and consists of a topic being presented to a group of students for the purpose of discussion. Before beginning the conversation, students have around five minutes to prepare general discussion topics that are currently trending. Throughout the course of the conversation, the members of the panel will evaluate the speakers based on their command of the English language, their level of self-assurance, the clarity of their thoughts, their capacity to present an argument in a way that is convincing, and their level of leadership quality. These are the qualities that are essential to an individual’s success as a business manager or an administrator.

The rounds of top business schools often begin in February and go all the way through August. These rounds consist of a group discussion and a written ability test. The GD and PI rounds for the 2023 session will get underway somewhere in February of that same year. In order to succeed in the MBA interview process, prospective MBA students need to familiarise themselves with current and relevant GD issues.

Because the GD, WAT, and PI interviews at top business schools are so difficult to pass, you should start preparing for public speaking as soon as you decide to pursue an MBA. Read a complete review of the most popular general discussion topics for business, politics, and current affairs to improve your chances of getting into MBA school in 2023.

Which Abilities Are Evaluated During the GD?

The approach of group discussion is a particularly effective way to evaluate an MBA candidate’s capacity to collaborate with others in a team setting.

The following is a list of characteristics that will be evaluated during the MBA Group Discussion:

• How well do you communicate

• How confident you are when interacting with the other members of the group

• How open-minded you are in acknowledging diverse points of view

• How flexible or rigid you are when having an opinionated discussion

• Your leadership abilities

• Your analytical abilities

• Problem-solving skills and critical thinking

• Time management skills

• Your skills at making an objective decision

• Social behaviour and common courtesy

• Your leadership abilities

• Your analytical abilities

• Problem-solving skills and critical thinking

• Time management skills

• Your skills at making an objective decision

Different Categories of Group Discussion (GD) Questions for MBA Applications

When it comes to getting into the best business schools in India, one of the most essential selection criteria is a group discussion, also known as GD. After the results of the MBA admission exams have been announced, successful candidates will need to pass the Group Discussion (GD) and/or Written Ability Test (WAT) rounds that will be administered by management Institutes. Candidates applying for MBA programmes should be prepared for the following types of GD Topics.

The Present Situation
Abstract Subjects for the GD Exam
Discussions on Business and the Economy
GD Social Problems and Their Solutions
Social Media GD topics
Recent discussions in GD

Topics for Group Discussion (GD) for MBA Students

The following are some of the group discussion questions that are frequently asked for MBA admission.

Subjects for Current Affairs Group Discussions

Listed below are some of the most common current affairs topics that are used in MBA admissions group discussions:

COVID-19 Nasal Vaccine	Tech Layoffs
Moonlighting	European Union’s role in the Ukraine-Russia conflict
India as the G20 host	Taliban Rule and Women’s Education in Afghanistan
Twitter and Free Speech	Social Media’s Role in Politics and Regime Change
Metaverse and Future	Population Control Bill
Uniform Civil Code	Tata taking over Air India
Ukraine-Russia Conflict	US Inflation
Inflation Heat in Europe	Cryptocurrency
UP Elections	India’s Performance in the Olympics 2020
Repealing of Farm Bills	Farmers’ Protest and MSP
Indo-Russia Relations	Taliban Takeover of Afghanistan
Will AI replace or assist humans	Is Climate Change a Hoax
Online Education is here to stay	Is gender equality desirable or a burden
Bio-war and bio-weapons are new means of world supremacy	World post COVID-19
Indian vaccines vs foreign vaccines	Jal Jeevan Mission
Coronavirus: Impact on Global Economy	Importance of the Statue of Unity
COVID-19: Importance of spending on Public Health	COVID-19: How India fared in fighting coronavirus compared to developed countries
Is social distancing the new world order?	Online education, work from home: Have we arrived in the virtual world
Nationwide lockdown to flatten the COVID-19 curve: Dent on Economy	The coronavirus and lockdown have exposed social inequality in modern India
Citizenship Amendment Act – What and Why	How will the Abrogation of Article 370 improve the situation in Kashmir
Should there be a limit to Media Freedom?	Why Individual Data Privacy is important?
Is Trump creating World Trade War?	Will companies benefit from the Companies Amendment Bill?
Discuss Union Budget India 2022-23	Discounts on E-commerce websites are harmful in the end
How beneficial is the IIM 2017 bill for students?	Is preponing the presentation date of the General Budget a good decision?
Is India ready for electric vehicles?	Will De-Nuclearisation Instill World Peace?
Will fake news kill the Social Fiber of India if unchecked?	Can India afford to spend a fortune on projects like Mission to MARS?
Is it still too early for India to have bullet trains?	Making Aadhaar mandatory is not a good idea- for or against
What implication of State Assembly elections at the national level?	Is the banning of Pakistani artists from India justified?
Medicare: Will it be an affordable healthcare project?	Implications of CAA-NCR
Doklam Standoff	Farm Bill Amendment -The new agricultural bill
Atmanirbhar Bharat: Call for self-reliance	NEP: The new education policy
Free Speech is an excuse to polarise	Chadrayaan-2 mission

Abstract Subjects for the GD Exam

The following are some of the general discussion questions that are asked the most frequently throughout the admissions process for MBA programmes.

Hard Work Vs Smart Work	How important is it to be patient in Business and Management?
Work-Life Balance is a Myth	Building strategies Vs Execution
Self Motivation	The first impression is the last impression
Change is the only constant	Leader Vs Follower
Friends, Enemies or Frenemies?	Innovation Vs Invention
Ethics or Profit?	Freedom: A Myth?
Thoughts on the Me Too Campaign	Do we need more entrepreneurs than managers?
Can failures teach you important lessons in life?	Women are better multi-taskers- agree or disagree?

Discussion Questions Relating to Business and the Economy

The following are some of the most recent and widely discussed group discussion topics in the fields of business and economics that are required for admission to MBA programmes.

Will reduced Goods & Services Tax (GST) help the Indian economy in growing faster?	How is the falling rupee impacting the Indian economy?
How capable is India of leading the Solar Energy, Wind Energy revolution?	Cashless Economy – Is India ready for it?
Is MBA necessary to be Successful in Business?	Should the Indian economy be privatized?
Can India become a $5 trillion economy by 2024?	Blockchain Technology – Pros & Cons
Views on Bitcoin/CryptoCurrency	Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in the retail sector is good for India- agree or disagree?
Ways in which Technology is impacting the Banking sector	Agriculture Vs Manufacturing Industry in India
How can we control banking fraud to reduce NPAs?	Minimum Support Price: Is it a Political gimmick?
Is Globalization an Opportunity or a Threat?	How will the deal between Walmart and Flipkart impact the Indian Economy?
Will India be able to double Farmers’ Income in the next 5 years?	Is ‘Startup India’ Boosting Entrepreneurship
India V/s China: Will India remain way behind China?	How beneficial is the merger of Public Sector Banks?
Make in India campaign	High Deficit Financing V/s high-interest rates: Can both go together?
Will RERA restore the trust of homebuyers?	Should Business Lobbying be made legal in India?
Demonetization: Discuss its Success & failures	Views on YONO
Is Corruption in the Economy the root cause of the Indian Economic slowdown?	Views on Merging the General & Railway Budget

Recent General Discussion Topics on Important Social Issues

The following are some of the most recent general discussion (GD) topics on social concerns that are required for MBA admission.

The success of the Swachh Bharat Mission	Smart City Project – How useful will they be?
Social Media: A boon or a bane for society?	Is Net Neutrality essential to make India Digital?
Will Beti Bachao Beti Padhao abolish the orthodox mindset?	Crime against women
Views on Retirement Homes	Views on Climate Change Summit
Does Browsing at the Workplace affect productivity?	Should the national anthem be played in cinema halls?
Rural vs Urban India	Environment and us
Does India need a uniform civil code- For or against?	Give views on the present system of education in our country

Current topics being discussed in IIM and non-IIM group discussions

Because there is no fixed list of questions that are certain to be asked in the group discussion round, prospective MBA students are strongly encouraged to remain up on current events and plan their TANCET preparations accordingly. The following are some of the group discussion questions that MBA applicants face at both IIMs and non-IIMs.

MBA GD Topic	Area	B-schools
Due to COVID-19, the education industry has seen many new startups. Discuss how this affected everyone in a positive or negative way.	Social/Economic	IIM Bangalore
Only 1% of India’s population pays income tax. As the tax base hasn’t grown over the year, should the government look to other sources of income? If yes, where?	Economic	IIM Bangalore
Can Government schools be developed so that they can give quality education or such a case is not possible at all	Education	IIM Bangalore
An IITian working at Google has come up with an idea to make schooling online	Education	IIM Ahmedabad
Is introducing bullet trains in India a good idea	Business	IIM Calcutta
Caste-based reservations are impediments to building a caste-less society’.	Social Issue	IIM Kozhikode
Encounter of Hyderabad rapists justified or not	Social Issue	IIM Ahmedabad
An IITian working at Google has come up with an idea to make schooling online	Education	IIM Ahmedabad
Is introducing bullet trains in India a good idea	Business & Economy	IIM Calcutta
Caste-based reservations are impediments to building a caste-less society	Social Issue	IIM Kozhikode
Ban of additional homework given to students from school to be done at home	Education	IIM Ahmedabad
Poverty in India: Facts, Causes, Effects, Solution	Business & Economy	IIMs
Indian Economy in 2018-19: Performance & Policies of Modi Regime	Business & Economy	IIMs
Agriculture Role in India and Subsidies: Problems & Challenges	Business & Economy	IIMs
Women Empowerment & Gender Justice: Addressing the Equality Challenges	Social Issue	IIMs
End of Globalization/ De-Globalization/ Nationalization	Business & Economy	IIM Bangalore, MDI Gurgaon, IIM Lucknow
Climate Change/Pollution	Social Issue	IIM Bangalore, IIM Trichy, TISS Mumbai
Retirement Homes: Do the advantages of living in them outweigh the disadvantages?	Social Issue	TAPMI, IIM Indore
Social Media: Impact on human behaviour and society	Social Issue	IIM Ranchi, IIM Ahmedabad
Impact of technology on Jobs	Current Affairs	MDI Gurgaon, CAP process for New IIMs
Me Too campaign	Current Affairs	IIM Ahmedabad, IIM Calcutta
Crypto Currency/ Bitcoin	Current Affairs	IMI Delhi
Banking Scams	Current Affairs	MDI Gurgaon
Mars Mission for India Justified?	Current Affairs	MDI Gurgaon
Shortage of Open Spaces and Playgrounds leads to Negative Tendencies in Children	Social Issue	IIM Ahmedabad
Knowledge is the biggest asset you can accumulate	Abstract Topic	IIM Lucknow
Is India Ready for a cashless Economy?	Business & Economy	IIFT
Travelling: Helps in Generating Ideas and Experiential Learning	Social Issue	CAP process for New IIMs
Zero	Abstract Topic	XLRI
Death Penalties for Perpetrators of Crime Against Women. Is it Justified?	Social Issue	IIM Indore

Dos of Participating in a GD

• Think before you speak

• Pick up clues from the discussion and intelligently add points that come to mind with regards to the topic, even if you don’t know much about the topic Dos of Participating in a GD

• Think before you speak

• Pick up clues from the discussion and intelligently add points that come to mind with regards to the topic Dos of

• When presenting your viewpoints, do it in a manner that is both gentle and confident

• Keep your statements brief and to the point, and make sure that you do not repeat any of the arguments you’ve already made;

• Maintain your composure and serenity while speaking

• Listening to others is an important part of participating in the group discussion, so listen to others

• Have a respectful attitude towards the viewpoints of others

• Your body language should convey your ease of behaviour

• Your tone of voice and facial expressions should indicate that you are comfortable with the situation.

• The tone of the conversation may suddenly become unpleasant at any moment. In a scenario like this one, it is a smart move to step in and help defuse the tension by taking action. Your ability to lead others and find solutions to problems will be demonstrated by this action of yours.

Don’ts of Group Discussion Participation

• Do not start the discussion if you are not knowledgeable about the topic

• Do not go overboard in exhibiting your knowledge even if you are knowledgeable about the topic

• Do not interrupt other members when they are speaking

• Do not change your opinion about the topic just because the majority of the other participants have an opinion that is different from yours

• Do not feel unconfident if a speaker prior to you has presented the points more effectively than you have

• Do not change your opinion

TANCET Counselling: The Call Letter Can Be Downloaded Here (For Offline Counselling Process Only)

In the event that the counselling procedure is carried out in an offline setting, the counselling call letter will be distributed to each and every applicant who successfully completes the registration process and has their documents checked. Candidates are required to use the credentials that were generated during the TANCET registration procedure in order to get the TANCET counselling call letter. The call letter includes some personal information about the applicants, as well as the location and dates of the therapy sessions. Candidates are required to attend the TANCET counselling session in order to follow the instructions outlined in the call letter.

NOTE: In the most recent two sessions, DTE completed the entire TANCET counselling process online; hence, the counselling call letter was not issued. In the forthcoming session, the TANCET counselling call letter will be made available on the website which is officially designated for the counselling process in the event that the counselling procedure is conducted offline.

Seat Assignment for the TANCET Counseling Exam, 2023

Candidates are permitted to participate in the process of seat assignment once the TANCET rank list has been made public and the schedule that is included in the call letter has been reviewed. Candidates have the opportunity to participate in the choice-filling procedure while the seats are being assigned. Candidates’ ranks and the choices they make during the application process will be taken into consideration when deciding where they will study for the TANCET.

Round 2023 of the TANCET Supplemental Counseling Program

TANCET counselling is done in one cycle by DTE, which is located in Chennai. Following this, DTE will begin the additional counselling session. The TANCET extra counselling round is held in order to fill any unfilled seats that were left over after the general counselling session was finished. The supplemental counselling round that is held to fill the seats for TN MBA and MCA is carried out in an offline way. In addition to applicants who met the requirements but did not finish the choice-filling process, there are also candidates who can participate in additional counselling.

TANCET SCA to SC Counseling for TANCET Exam Takers

After all of the rounds of TANCET counselling, the DTE will convert the seats that were previously reserved for the SCA category into seats reserved for the SC category. Candidates who fall under the SC category and who are interested in participating in this counselling round can do so. Candidates from the SC category who have already received an allotment are eligible for the SCA to SC counselling round. It is possible for colleges to grant an allotment to candidates from the SC category under this round if the seats reserved for the SC category have been filled but the SCA category seats are still empty. In a manner analogous to that of the additional counselling round, the SCA to SC counselling is carried out in an offline setting.

TANCET 2023 Reservation Criteria

The selection of applicants for admission will be based on their scores on the TANCET, and they will be placed into one of seven distinct social categories. The Directorate of Technical Education of Tamil Nadu has established the following reservation criterion for use in the admissions process in Tamil Nadu.

TANCET Reservation Highlights

In addition to the foregoing reservation, five per cent of the seats are set aside for candidates who have a disability.

Candidates who have filled out the TANCET application form but have not selected any category will have their applications evaluated according to the Open Competition category.

TANCET Counselling 2023: Key Intakes

The scores that applicants received on the examination will be used to compile the rank list that will be used during the counselling process for TANCET 2023.

After each round of TANCET counselling, prospective students would have the ability to view updated information regarding the number of open seats at each participating institute.

If a candidate is dissatisfied with the college that was assigned to them during the TANCET 2023 counselling process, they will be permitted to participate in later rounds of the counselling process.

During the counselling process, admission decisions are made based on a number of criteria, including rank, choice filling, and reservation requirements.

In the event that a candidate is unable to attend the first round of counselling for admissions based on TANCET 2023, they would be disqualified from further phases of counselling.

The college choices that were made during the final phase of the counselling process will be deemed to be final.

Participating Institutes in the TANCET Program

TANCET scores are accepted for admission to MBA programmes at over two hundred schools and universities across India.

The following is a list of highly regarded educational institutions that will consider TANCET scores for admission.

PSG College of Technology
Coimbatore College of Engineering
Guindy SSN School of Management
Chennai’s SSN College of Management
Coimbatore’s PSG Institute of Management
Tiruchirappalli’s PU-Periyar University
Hallmark Business School
Department of Management Studies
KV Institute of Management and Information Studies (KVIMIS)
Anna University Loyola College, Chennai
Coimbatore’s Nehru Institute of Technology

Frequently Asked Questions About TANCET 2023 Counselling

Q. Can I change the TANCET 2023 counselling session’s time and date?

Ans. No, candidates are not permitted to alter the TANCET counselling session’s date or time. The TANCET counselling date, time, and location specified in the counselling call letter will be taken as absolute.

Q. When should I arrive at the counselling location?

Ans. The call letter will include a schedule for how to get to the counselling location. However, it is anticipated that the TANCET 2023 counselling process will only be available online.

Q. When attending TANCET counselling, is a provisional certificate required?

Ans. No. At the counselling location, candidates do not need to bring their provisional certificates for grades 10, 12, and bachelor’s degrees. However, after the candidates enrol at the designated college, these documents will be verified.

Q. What should I do if I can’t get the TANCET counselling call letter for 2023?

Ans. In order to download the TANCET counselling call letter, candidates must first try regaining their login information. Candidates might get in touch with the counselling authority if the problem still exists to request a remedy.

Q. During TANCET counselling, may I select colleges in my city?

Ans. The availability of seats in the college chosen during the TANCET choice-filling procedure will determine how the college will be allocated.

Q. After submitting my application, can I still view it?

Ans. After submitting an application, candidates may still access it. By providing their TANCET number and password, they can do this.

Q. What should I do if I don’t get an email or SMS containing my login information?

Ans. A candidate can click the “forgot password” link and enter the essential information to retrieve their password if they did not receive their email or SMS.

Q. Do I need to submit separate applications for admission to the MCA and MBA programmes?

Ans. Yes, each candidate must enrol for their MBA and MCA programmes separately.

Q. What steps constitute the TANCET counselling procedure?

Ans. There are various steps in the TANCET counselling process, including filling out the registration form, looking at the rank list, downloading call letters, and attending the seat allocation process. DTE will not send out a call letter for the TANCET 2023 online counselling; however, candidates who have their names on the rank list will be eligible to take part in the choice-filling procedure.

Q. How is the TANCET rank list created?

Ans. The candidates’ normalised TANCET exam results are used to create the rank lists.

Q. How many colleges take part in TANCET guidance?

Ans. In Tamil Nadu, there are about 242 participating colleges that offer MBA admission based on TANCET results. Government-funded and independently-run colleges are among them.

Q. Will candidates who chose not to take part in the initial round of counselling be permitted to attend further rounds?

Ans. No, candidates will not be permitted to attend the subsequent rounds of counselling if they do not show up for the initial counselling session.

Q. How much do I have to pay once my seat has been confirmed?

Ans. Candidates from the General category must pay INR 5,000 after receiving their seat assignment, while those from the SC/SCA/ST categories must pay INR 1,000. At the time of admission, the tuition cost will be modified to include this sum.

Q. Is the seat reservation charge paid online?

Ans. A demand draught made out to “The Secretary, TANCA, Anna University” payable in Chennai must be submitted by candidates instead.

Q. What should I do if I’m unhappy with the seats that were assigned to me during the first round of counselling?

Ans. Candidates will have the ability to hold off on selecting their preferred college until the second and third rounds of counselling.

Q. If two or more applicants receive similar scores, how will the rank of the candidates be determined?

Ans. The candidate with the higher score on the qualifying degree exam will be given a higher rank in the rank list if two or more candidates receive similar TANCET exam scores.

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