Karur College of Engineering, Karur

Karur College of Engineering, Karur, an affiliated college was set up in the year 2010 in Tamil Nadu of India. Located on 11 acre 67 arpents of land, this has been grooming engineering talents for more than a decade. Holders of this college present variety of bachelor of engineering commonly known as BE programmes depending on the specialised engineering industry.

Boasting a total enrolment figure of 9 students and a faculty of 3, Karur College of Engineering is fine tuned for the delivery of its courses. This shows even its dedication towards quality education by offering 5 varied courses under one single programme. Karur College of Engineering has numerous features they have put in place to improve the experience of the students.

They have accommodation facilities for boys’ and girls’ students; they occupy up to one hundred and twenty students each. These facilities assure residence, cultural differences, and communal living as a package. The college centre for learning resources, is established with a comprehensive collection of 25000 books mainly on engineering and technology, 62 journals and many educational magazines.

Student is facilitated with the digital library network with Internet connection, E-journals and reprographic facilities. Regarding better health standards the college has health centre with first aid services available. The passionate sports personalities can practice activities such as cricket, football, volley ball, athletics and many more so as to balance the physical fitness and the sprit of team work.

Karur College of Engineering offers five full-time BE programmes : Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering Electronics and Communications Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering. An important fact that characterises every programme is the intention of helping student build a solid base of knowledge and positive approach towards the activities of engineering industry.

Karur College of Engineering has a relatively simple standard of admission to its academic programmes.