National Engineering College
National Engineering College (NEC), Kovilpatti, India is an autonomous institution offering engineering studies, affiliated to Anna University of Technology Tirunelveli, Tirunelveli.It is one among the various institutions setup by Mr.K.Ramasamy. The institution was started in the year 1984 (First among 20 self financing colleges started in 1984).
It's one of the oldest engineering institutes in the southern districts. The institute offers modest placement services. The tuition fees are nominal but the college does have management seats (payment seats). It is particularly well known since it was set up three decades ago.
It is accredited by NBA. The college eagerly looks forward to the Red Letter Day in which it will be accredited as a Deemed University.
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