Anna University begins TANCET 2013 MBA Counselling from July 28th

Anna University, Chennai begins TANCET 2013 MBA courses counselling from July 28th to 29th, 2013.

MBA courses counselling will be held at Ramanujan Computing Centre, Anna University.

Candidates, who had applied for TANCET 2013 for admission to the MCA/MBA courses offered in government, government-aided and self-financing engineering and arts and science colleges.

Anna University had conducted the TANCET 2013 on April 06 & 07, 2013 for admission into the Master of Business Administration (MBA), Master of Computer Application (MCA), Master of Technology (M.Tech), Master of Engineering (ME), Master in Architecture (M.Arch) and Master in Planning (M.Plan) courses commencing in the session 2013.

MBA seats will be filled on the basis of merit list among the candidates present at the time of counselling.

Candidates who do not attend the counselling on the scheduled date and time can not claim any right for admission at a later date.

Candidates who have passed all the subjects of the qualifying examination alone will be permitted to attend the counselling.

Protest at Anna University:
The parents of over 70 students protested, demanding seats be immediately allocated to their wards. The students were rejected seats because they could not produce last semester's certificates.

"What can we do if our university did not declare the results on time? Anna University should give us a chance because it is not our fault. We have all the other certificates," said N. Renuka, parent of a student from Erode.

The rejected candidates were mostly from Bharathidasan University, Periyar University and Thiruvallur University. Many of them had travelled from the districts for an MCA seat in Anna University.

Anna University officials said the problem could have been averted if all the universities had declared their results on time. The counselling had always been held in the third week of July - a day or two before MCA admissions began in private colleges, the official said.

The one-day counselling, however, was completed by evening with 141 of 360 seats going vacant.