TANCET 2027 Notification (Expected Soon): Check MBA & MCA Exam Dates, Eligibility & Registration Link

TANCET 2027 Notification: Anna University, Chennai will officially release the TANCET 2027 notification and information brochure on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu at tancet.annauniv.edu. The Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test (TANCET) is a state-level entrance examination conducted annually for graduates seeking admission into Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Computer Applications (MCA) programmes across university departments, government-aided colleges, and self-financing management institutes in Tamil Nadu.

As per official admission patterns, the online application form is expected to open in January 2027, with the pen-and-paper entrance examination tentatively scheduled for March 2027 across 15 major regional centres. Candidates holding a recognized three-year bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 50% marks (45% for reserved categories) are eligible to register.

Below is the complete overview of tentative examination dates, expected category-wise application fees, test pattern, and direct instructions on how to apply online once the portal activates.

TANCET 2027 – Highlights

Particulars	Details
Examination Name	Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test
Common Name	TANCET 2027
Conducting Authority	Anna University, Chennai
Conducted On Behalf Of	Government of Tamil Nadu
Examination Level	State Level
Academic Session	2027–28
Courses Offered	MBA and MCA
Application Mode	Online
Examination Mode	Offline (OMR-Based)
Examination Duration	2 Hours
Total Questions	100
Maximum Marks	100
Negative Marking	Yes
Application Status	Not Started
Notification Release	To be announced
Registration Start Date	To be announced
Last Date to Apply	To be announced
Examination Date	To be announced
Admit Card	To be announced
Result	To be announced
Counselling	Online
Official Website	tancet.annauniv.edu

Important: Admissions to ME, MTech, MArch and MPlan programmes are conducted through CEETA-PG, not through the MBA and MCA entrance examination.

Important Dates

Anna University has not yet announced the official examination calendar for the 2027 admission session. Candidates can refer to the following tentative schedule for an overview of the expected registration and examination process.

Events	Dates
Official Notification Release	January–March 2027 (Expected)
Application Form Release	January–March 2027 (Expected)
Last Date to Submit Application	February–April 2027 (Expected)
Application Correction	To be announced
Admit Card Release	To be announced
MBA Examination Date	March–May 2027 (Tentative)
MCA Examination Date	March–May 2027 (Tentative)
Provisional Answer Key	To be announced
Final Answer Key	To be announced
Result Declaration	To be announced
Scorecard Download	To be announced
MBA Counselling Registration	To be announced
MCA Counselling Registration	To be announced
Choice Filling	To be announced
Seat Allotment	To be announced
College Reporting	To be announced

Note: The above dates are tentative. The actual schedule will be updated after Anna University releases the official 2027 notification. The examination month may differ from the previous year.

Courses Offered

The entrance examination is conducted for admission to two major postgraduate programmes: MBA and MCA.

Master of Business Administration (MBA)

The MBA programme is designed for graduates interested in management, business administration, finance, marketing and related fields.

Some of the specialisations offered by participating institutions include:

• Finance
• Marketing
• Human Resource Management
• Operations Management
• Business Analytics
• International Business
• Information Systems
• Entrepreneurship
• General Management

The availability of specialisations depends on the participating college and its admission requirements.

Master of Computer Applications (MCA)

The MCA programme is designed for graduates interested in computer applications, software development, information technology and related fields.

The course generally covers areas such as:

• Programming Languages
• Data Structures
• Database Management Systems
• Computer Networks
• Operating Systems
• Software Engineering
• Web Technologies
• Artificial Intelligence
• Data Analytics
• Cloud Computing

The course structure and specialisations may differ between institutions.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must satisfy the prescribed academic eligibility requirements before applying. The eligibility conditions differ for MBA and MCA programmes.

The following requirements are based on the previous year’s official admission brochure. Candidates should verify the final conditions in the 2027 notification.

MBA Eligibility Criteria

Candidates seeking admission to MBA programmes must fulfil the following requirements:

• Candidates must have passed a recognised bachelor’s degree of at least three years’ duration.
• Candidates must secure a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying degree examination.
• Candidates belonging to BC, BCM, MBC, SC, SCA and ST categories of Tamil Nadu must secure at least 45% aggregate marks.
• Candidates must have completed their degree through one of the recognised educational patterns prescribed by Anna University.

The accepted educational patterns include:

1. 10+2+3, 10+2+4 or 10+2+5 years of education.
2. 10+3 years Diploma followed by 2 or 3 years of degree education.
3. AMIE qualifications with the prescribed work experience, subject to the conditions specified in the official brochure.

Graduates from different academic backgrounds can apply, provided they satisfy the prescribed eligibility requirements.

MCA Eligibility Criteria

Candidates applying for MCA programmes must fulfil the following requirements:

• Candidates must have passed a recognised bachelor’s degree of at least three years’ duration.
• Applicants with a BCA or BSc in Information Technology, Computer Science or an equivalent discipline are eligible.
• Candidates from other disciplines can also apply if they studied Mathematics at the Class 12 level or during graduation.
• Candidates must secure at least 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying degree examination.
• Candidates belonging to BC, BCM, MBC, SC, SCA and ST categories of Tamil Nadu must secure at least 45% aggregate marks.

The accepted educational patterns include:

1. 10+2+3, 10+2+4 or 10+2+5 years.
2. 10+3 years Diploma followed by 2 or 3 years of degree education.
3. AMIE qualifications with the prescribed work experience, subject to the applicable conditions.

Eligibility for Final-Year Students

Candidates appearing for their final semester or final year of the qualifying degree may also be eligible to apply.

However, they must successfully complete their degree and satisfy the prescribed academic requirements before admission.

Eligibility for Other State Candidates

Candidates from states other than Tamil Nadu can also appear for the examination.

However, their eligibility for admission, including reservation benefits and other applicable conditions, will be determined by the respective admitting authority.

Important: The minimum percentage and category-based relaxation mentioned above are based on the previous admission brochure. Candidates should check the official 2027 prospectus for confirmation.

Application Form

The application process will be conducted online through the official Anna University examination portal.

Candidates must complete the registration process, enter their personal and academic information, upload the required photograph and pay the prescribed examination fee.

The application process is expected to begin in 2027 after the official notification is released.

Steps to Apply Online

Step 1: Visit the Official Website

Visit the official website at tancet.annauniv.edu. Open the examination section and select the application link for the 2027 admission session once it becomes available.

Step 2: Complete Registration

Register using a valid email address and mobile number. Enter the required basic information and complete the registration process.

Candidates should ensure that their contact details are active throughout the admission process.

Step 3: Fill Out the Application Form

Log in to the application portal using the registered credentials.

Enter the required information, including:

• Candidate’s name.
• Date of birth.
• Gender.
• Email address.
• Mobile number.
• Communication address.
• Nationality.
• Community or category details.
• Educational qualifications.
• Preferred examination details.

Candidates must enter their academic information carefully.

Step 4: Upload the Photograph

Upload a recent passport-size photograph in the prescribed format.

The photograph should be clear and meet the file size and dimension requirements mentioned in the application instructions.

Step 5: Pay the Application Fee

Pay the prescribed examination fee through the available online payment methods.

Candidates should verify the payment status before proceeding.

Step 6: Submit the Application Form

Review all the information entered in the application form. Make the necessary corrections before final submission.

Submit the application and save the confirmation page for future reference.

Documents Required for Registration

Candidates should keep the following documents and information ready before starting the registration process.

• Recent passport-size photograph.
• Valid email address.
• Active mobile number.
• Class 10 marks sheet or certificate.
• Class 12 marks sheet or certificate.
• Undergraduate degree marks sheets.
• Provisional degree certificate, if applicable.
• Community certificate, wherever applicable.
• Relevant academic information.
• Online payment details.

Candidates appearing for their final-year examinations should keep their current academic details ready.

Additional documents may be required during the counselling and admission process.

Application Fee

Candidates must pay the prescribed examination fee to complete their application.

As per the previous year’s fee structure, the following charges were applicable:

Category	MBA Fee	MCA Fee
General and Other Candidates	₹1,000	₹1,000
SC/SCA/ST Candidates of Tamil Nadu	₹500	₹500

Candidates applying for both MBA and MCA must pay the applicable fee separately for each programme.

Important: The above fee structure is based on the 2026 examination. The application fee for 2027 will be confirmed through the official notification.

Exam Pattern

The examination is conducted in offline mode using an OMR answer sheet. Candidates must select the correct option and shade the corresponding answer on the sheet.

The MBA and MCA examinations have separate question papers. Each paper consists of 100 multiple-choice questions.

MBA Exam Pattern

The MBA question paper evaluates a candidate’s ability to understand business situations, interpret information, solve mathematical problems and communicate effectively.

Particulars	Details
Examination Mode	Offline (OMR-Based)
Duration	2 Hours
Total Questions	100
Maximum Marks	100
Question Type	Multiple Choice Questions
Number of Options	4
Correct Answer	+1 Mark
Incorrect Answer	-0.25 Mark
Unanswered Question	0 Marks

MCA Exam Pattern

The MCA examination evaluates candidates’ mathematical ability, analytical skills, logical reasoning and computer awareness.

Particulars	Details
Examination Mode	Offline (OMR-Based)
Duration	2 Hours
Total Questions	100
Maximum Marks	100
Question Type	Multiple Choice Questions
Number of Options	4
Correct Answer	+1 Mark
Incorrect Answer	-0.25 Mark
Unanswered Question	0 Marks

Important: The above pattern is based on the previous official examination brochure. Candidates should refer to the 2027 information brochure for any changes.

Marking Scheme

The examination follows a negative marking system. Candidates should understand the marking scheme before attempting the questions.

Response	Marks
Correct Answer	+1
Incorrect Answer	-0.25
Unanswered Question	0
Multiple Answers Marked	-0.25

Each correct answer carries one mark. A deduction of 0.25 marks is made for every incorrect answer.

Candidates should avoid random guessing and focus on accuracy.

Syllabus

The syllabus is different for MBA and MCA programmes. Candidates should prepare according to the subjects and skills evaluated in their respective examinations.

MBA Syllabus

The MBA paper evaluates five major areas of aptitude and language skills.

1. Analysis of Business Situations

This section tests a candidate’s ability to understand business-related information and make appropriate decisions.

Important areas include:

• Business Case Studies
• Business Decision-Making
• Data Interpretation
• Problem Analysis
• Business Situations
• Logical Evaluation
• Critical Thinking

Candidates may be given short passages describing business situations, followed by questions that require analytical thinking.

2. Reading Comprehension

This section evaluates the candidate’s ability to understand written passages and interpret information.

Important topics include:

• Reading Passages
• Main Idea Identification
• Inference-Based Questions
• Passage Summarisation
• Vocabulary in Context
• Author’s Tone and Purpose
• Comprehension-Based Questions

Regular reading practice can help improve performance in this section.

3. Quantitative Ability

This section tests mathematical and numerical problem-solving skills at the graduate level, including concepts studied during higher secondary education.

Important topics include:

• Number Systems
• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Profit and Loss
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Time and Work
• Time, Speed and Distance
• Averages
• Mixtures and Alligations
• Permutations and Combinations
• Probability
• Algebra
• Geometry
• Mensuration
• Statistics
• Arithmetic Problems

Candidates should practise calculations and numerical questions regularly.

4. Data Sufficiency

This section evaluates the ability to determine whether the given information is sufficient to answer a particular question.

Important topics include:

• Number Systems
• Arithmetic
• Algebra
• Ratio and Proportion
• Percentages
• Equations
• Geometry
• Data Interpretation
• Logical Evaluation

Candidates must understand the question and identify whether the available statements provide sufficient information.

5. English Usage

This section evaluates written English skills, grammar and language proficiency.

Important topics include:

• Grammar
• Sentence Correction
• Vocabulary
• Synonyms and Antonyms
• Sentence Completion
• Error Identification
• Punctuation
• Parts of Speech
• Subject-Verb Agreement
• Tenses
• Prepositions
• Articles

Candidates should focus on grammar rules and regular reading practice.

MCA Syllabus

The MCA question paper evaluates four major areas of aptitude and technical understanding.

1. Quantitative Ability

This section tests mathematical knowledge and numerical problem-solving skills.

Important topics include:

• Number Systems
• Arithmetic
• Algebra
• Percentages
• Ratio and Proportion
• Profit and Loss
• Simple and Compound Interest
• Time and Work
• Time and Distance
• Probability
• Permutations and Combinations
• Statistics
• Geometry
• Mensuration

2. Analytical Ability

This section evaluates a candidate’s ability to interpret information, identify patterns and solve analytical problems.

Important topics include:

• Data Interpretation
• Tables and Charts
• Graph-Based Questions
• Data Sufficiency
• Analytical Puzzles
• Mathematical Reasoning
• Pattern Recognition
• Problem-Solving

3. Logical Reasoning

This section tests the ability to understand logical relationships and solve reasoning-based questions.

Important topics include:

• Number Series
• Letter Series
• Coding and Decoding
• Blood Relations
• Direction Sense
• Seating Arrangements
• Syllogisms
• Analogies
• Classification
• Logical Sequences
• Statements and Conclusions
• Puzzles

4. Computer Awareness

This section evaluates basic computer knowledge and understanding of information technology.

Important topics include:

• Computer Fundamentals
• Computer Hardware
• Computer Software
• Operating Systems
• Programming Concepts
• Data Structures
• Database Management Systems
• Computer Networks
• Internet Fundamentals
• Number Systems
• Basic Computer Architecture

A few questions may also be asked from verbal ability and basic sciences.

Note: The above topics are based on the previous syllabus and examination guidelines. Candidates should refer to the official 2027 syllabus when released.

Admit Card

Anna University will release the hall ticket through its official examination portal.

Registered candidates must download their hall tickets before the examination. The hall ticket is an important document and must be carried to the examination centre.

It generally contains the following details:

• Candidate’s name.
• Registration number.
• Photograph.
• Examination name.
• Examination date.
• Examination time.
• Examination centre.
• Important instructions.

Steps to Download the Hall Ticket

1. Visit the official Anna University examination website.
2. Open the TANCET 2027 hall ticket link.
3. Log in using the registered credentials.
4. Enter the required details.
5. Submit the information.
6. Check the hall ticket displayed on the screen.
7. Download and print the document.

Candidates should verify all the information printed on the hall ticket.

They must contact the examination authorities if they identify any discrepancies.

Documents Required at the Examination Centre

Candidates appearing for the examination should carry the following documents:

• Printed copy of the hall ticket.
• Valid government-issued photo identity proof.
• Any additional document mentioned in the examination instructions.

Accepted identity proofs may include:

• Aadhaar Card.
• PAN Card.
• Passport.
• Voter ID.
• Driving Licence.

Candidates should follow the reporting time mentioned on their hall tickets.

Since the examination is conducted using OMR sheets, candidates should also follow the prescribed instructions for marking their answers.

Answer Key

After conducting the examination, Anna University may release the answer key and related examination information through its official website.

The answer key helps candidates understand the correct responses and estimate their probable scores.

The answer key process may include the following stages:

1. Provisional Answer Key

The provisional answer key contains the answers to the questions asked in the examination.

Candidates can compare the answers with their attempted responses.

2. Answer Key Objections

If an objection facility is provided, candidates can submit their concerns regarding incorrect answers within the prescribed deadline.

They must follow the instructions and submit supporting information wherever required.

3. Final Answer Key

After reviewing the objections, the examination authority will take the necessary decision and publish the final answer key, if applicable.

Candidates should use the official answer key and examination guidelines for calculating their expected scores.

Result

Anna University will announce the results online after completing the evaluation process.

Candidates can check their results through the official examination website using their registration details.

The result is expected to contain the candidate’s examination performance and score details.

Steps to Check the Result

1. Visit the official Anna University website.
2. Open the TANCET 2027 result link.
3. Enter the registration number and other required details.
4. Submit the information.
5. Check the result displayed on the screen.
6. Download and save the result for future reference.

Candidates should retain their examination details until the admission process is completed.

Scorecard

After the result declaration, candidates will be able to download their scorecards through the official website.

The scorecard is an important document required during the admission and counselling process.

It generally contains:

• Candidate’s name.
• Registration number.
• Examination details.
• Marks obtained.
• Score information.
• Other relevant examination details.

Candidates must download the scorecard within the period specified by Anna University.

They should keep a printed copy for future admission requirements.

Cutoff

The cutoff refers to the minimum score or rank required for admission to a particular course or college.

There is no single common cutoff for all participating institutions. The admission cutoff may vary depending on several factors.

Important factors affecting the cutoff include:

• Total number of candidates appearing for the examination.
• Difficulty level of the question paper.
• Number of available seats.
• Candidate’s examination performance.
• Reservation category.
• College and course preferences.
• Previous admission trends.

Candidates seeking admission to popular MBA and MCA colleges may need to secure higher scores or ranks.

The actual admission cutoff will be known after the counselling and seat allotment process.

Counselling Process

Candidates who qualify in the examination must separately participate in the admission process conducted by the respective admitting authorities.

For participating MBA and MCA institutions, the centralised admission process is conducted through the Tamil Nadu MBA/MCA Admissions process.

The counselling process generally involves the following stages.

1. Counselling Notification

The admission authority will release a separate notification containing the registration dates, eligibility requirements and counselling instructions.

2. Counselling Registration

Candidates must register through the designated MBA/MCA admission portal.

They must enter the required details and pay the prescribed counselling registration fee.

3. Document Verification

Candidates must submit their academic certificates, entrance examination scorecard and other required documents.

The authorities will verify the submitted information before proceeding with the admission process.

4. Choice Filling

Candidates can select their preferred colleges and courses based on their eligibility and interests.

They should arrange their choices carefully after considering the college’s admission requirements and available seats.

5. Rank List and Seat Allotment

The admission authority will prepare the merit list and conduct seat allotment based on the applicable admission criteria.

The allotment depends on the candidate’s merit, category, college preferences and seat availability.

6. Seat Confirmation

Candidates who receive an allotment must follow the prescribed instructions to confirm their seats.

They must pay the applicable admission fee within the given deadline.

7. Reporting to the Allotted College

Candidates must report to the allotted institution and complete the remaining admission formalities.

Failure to complete the admission requirements within the prescribed period may result in the cancellation of the allotted seat.

Important: Qualifying in the entrance examination does not automatically guarantee admission. Candidates must complete the separate MBA/MCA admission process.

Documents Required for Counselling

Candidates should keep the following documents ready for the admission and counselling process.

• TANCET 2027 hall ticket.
• TANCET 2027 scorecard.
• Class 10 marks sheet.
• Class 12 marks sheet.
• Undergraduate degree certificate.
• Undergraduate semester-wise marks sheets.
• Provisional degree certificate, if applicable.
• Transfer Certificate.
• Community certificate, wherever applicable.
• Nativity certificate, wherever applicable.
• Valid photo identity proof.
• Passport-size photographs.
• Other documents specified by the admission authority.

Candidates appearing for their final-year examinations may be required to submit additional documents after completing their qualifying degree.

Participating Colleges

The entrance examination scores are accepted by participating universities and colleges across Tamil Nadu for MBA and MCA admissions.

The participating institutions include Anna University departments, regional campuses, Annamalai University, government colleges, government-aided colleges and eligible self-financing institutions.

Some well-known institutions associated with postgraduate admissions through this process include:

• College of Engineering, Guindy, Chennai.
• Anna University Regional Campuses.
• University College of Engineering, BIT Campus, Tiruchirappalli.
• Annamalai University, Chidambaram.
• Government College of Technology, Coimbatore.
• PSG College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore, subject to the applicable admission process.
• Government and Government-Aided Arts and Science Colleges.
• Participating self-financing engineering and arts and science colleges.

The availability of MBA and MCA seats differs across institutions.

Candidates should check the official participating college list and admission notification before selecting their preferences.

Difference Between TANCET and CEETA-PG 2027

Candidates planning to pursue postgraduate studies in Tamil Nadu should understand the difference between these two examinations.

Although both examinations are conducted by Anna University, they are used for different postgraduate admission programmes.

Particulars	TANCET	CEETA-PG
Full Form	Tamil Nadu Common Entrance Test	Common Engineering Entrance Test and Admissions
Conducting Authority	Anna University	Anna University
Main Purpose	Management and Computer Applications Admissions	Postgraduate Engineering and Planning Admissions
Courses	MBA and MCA	ME, MTech, MArch and MPlan
Examination Level	State Level	State Level
Examination Mode	Offline	Offline
Duration	2 Hours	2 Hours
Counselling	Separate MBA/MCA Admission Process	Separate CEETA-PG Admission Process

Candidates seeking admission to MBA or MCA programmes must apply through the TANCET process.

Candidates interested in ME, MTech, MArch or MPlan programmes must check the separate CEETA-PG notification.

Preparation Tips

Candidates preparing for the examination should follow a structured study plan based on their selected programme.

Preparation Tips for MBA Candidates

• Understand the five major sections of the MBA examination.
• Practise business situation-based questions.
• Improve reading comprehension and vocabulary.
• Revise basic mathematical concepts.
• Practise quantitative aptitude questions regularly.
• Solve data sufficiency problems.
• Improve grammar and English usage.
• Attempt mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.

Preparation Tips for MCA Candidates

• Strengthen mathematical fundamentals.
• Practise analytical and logical reasoning questions.
• Revise basic computer concepts.
• Study data structures and database fundamentals.
• Practise number series and reasoning puzzles.
• Improve problem-solving speed.
• Solve previous-year question papers.
• Attempt mock tests regularly.

Candidates should analyse their performance after each mock test and spend more time improving weaker areas.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is TANCET 2027?

TANCET 2027 is a state-level postgraduate entrance examination conducted by Anna University, Chennai, on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu for admission to MBA and MCA programmes offered by participating institutions.

2. Who conducts the examination?

Anna University, Chennai, conducts the examination on behalf of the Government of Tamil Nadu.

3. Has the TANCET 2027 notification been released?

No. The official notification for the 2027 admission session has not yet been released. Candidates should visit the official Anna University website for the latest announcements.

4. When will the application form be released?

The application form is expected to be released in early 2027. The exact registration dates will be announced through the official notification.

5. What is the expected examination date?

The examination date has not been announced. Based on previous examination schedules, the test may be conducted between March and May 2027.

6. Which courses are offered through TANCET?

The examination is conducted for admission to two postgraduate programmes: Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Computer Applications (MCA).

7. Can candidates from other states apply?

Yes. Candidates from other states can appear for the examination. However, admission eligibility and reservation benefits will be subject to the rules prescribed by the respective admitting authorities.

8. What is the eligibility for MBA admission?

Candidates must have a recognised bachelor’s degree of at least three years’ duration. They must secure a minimum of 50% aggregate marks, while the prescribed relaxation applies to eligible reserved categories of Tamil Nadu.

9. What is the eligibility for MCA admission?

Candidates must have a recognised bachelor’s degree of at least three years’ duration. Applicants with a BCA, BSc Computer Science or BSc Information Technology degree are eligible. Candidates from other disciplines must have studied Mathematics at the Class 12 or graduation level.

10. Can final-year students apply?

Yes. Final-year students may apply if they satisfy the conditions mentioned in the official admission brochure. However, they must complete their qualifying degree before admission.

11. What is the application fee?

As per the previous examination fee structure, candidates belonging to the SC/SCA/ST categories of Tamil Nadu paid ₹500, while other candidates paid ₹1,000 for each programme. The 2027 fee is yet to be announced.

12. Is the examination conducted online or offline?

The examination is conducted in offline mode using an OMR answer sheet, based on the previous examination pattern.

13. How many questions are asked in the examination?

Both MBA and MCA question papers consist of 100 multiple-choice questions, carrying a total of 100 marks.

14. Is there negative marking?

Yes. As per the previous examination pattern, each incorrect answer carries a negative marking of 0.25 marks. There is no deduction for unanswered questions.

15. What is the duration of the examination?

The examination duration is two hours for both MBA and MCA programmes, based on the previous official pattern.

16. What subjects are included in the MBA syllabus?

The MBA paper includes five sections: Analysis of Business Situations, Reading Comprehension, Quantitative Ability, Data Sufficiency and English Usage.

17. What subjects are included in the MCA syllabus?

The MCA paper includes Quantitative Ability, Analytical Ability, Logical Reasoning and Computer Awareness. A few questions may also be asked from verbal ability and basic sciences.

18. When will the admit card be released?

The admit card release date has not been announced. Candidates will be able to download their hall tickets through the official Anna University examination portal.

19. When will the result be declared?

The result date is yet to be announced. Anna University will publish the results after completing the examination and evaluation process.

20. Is counselling conducted separately for MBA and MCA?

Yes. MBA and MCA admissions follow the respective admission processes. Candidates must register separately through the designated counselling authority and complete the required admission formalities.

21. Can candidates apply for both MBA and MCA?

Candidates can apply for both programmes if they satisfy the respective eligibility requirements. They must complete the prescribed application and fee payment requirements for each programme.

22. Does TANCET provide admission to MTech and ME courses?

No. Admissions to ME, MTech, MArch and MPlan programmes are conducted through CEETA-PG, which is a separate entrance examination conducted by Anna University.

23. Where can candidates apply for the examination?

Candidates can register through the official Anna University examination website at tancet.annauniv.edu once the 2027 application process begins.