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V College of engineering and technology Palakkad offers various disciplines 

A student can get admission with (10+2 class) with 45-50% percent aggregate in the 12th class.

The students for engineering has to go through the Tamil Nadu engineering admission counselling the result will be considered for the merit based admissions.

The important dates for TNEA counselling is as follows 

Registration has started from 6 May 2025 last date to apply was 9 june 2025 

The certificate checking procedure is still going on till 20th june 2025,

The merit based result will be published on 27th June 2025,

Grievances will be addressed till 2nd July 2025,

The counselling of special categories will be tentatively happen in July 2025 and for general students it will be on August 2025. thank you hope you find it helpful.

V College of Engineering and Technology, Palakkad offer admission in various disciplines through the  TNEA (TamilNadu Engineering Admissions) counselling.A high number of students apply in it, so cutoff increases as per the students involved.

For the fact that it is hard or not it's just based upon the 12th marks,but due to  high competition people may find it hard to get.

V V College of Engineering and Technology, Palakkad offer various courses and the selection is based on 12th examination based merit list of TNEA.

Tamil Nadu Engineering Admission Test is required in V College but you can also get the direct admission from the management quota. Or through Anna University website which gives direct admission to students.

V College of Engineering and Technology in Palakkad offer courses like BSc (CS), BSc (Electronics), BSc (Maths), BSc Geography, BCA,  BBA, B.Com with CA, B.Com with Finance, B.Com with Co-Operation & BA (English Literature).

The last date to apply was 9 June for the year 2025-26. 

UVCE (V College of Engineering) does not offer a 100% scholarship to all students, but it provides several government and merit-based scholarships for eligible candidates. Students from economically weaker sections, reserved categories (SC/ST/OBC), and minority communities can avail of fee concessions or full tuition waivers through state or central schemes. Scholarships depend on academic performance and income criteria.

The quality of food in the UVCE hostel mess is considered average to decent by most students. Being a government-run facility, the food is simple, hygienic, and budget-friendly, but not very diverse or luxurious. The menu typically includes basic South Indian meals. While it meets daily nutritional needs, some students prefer eating outside or in nearby PGs for variety.

UVCE (V College of Engineering) offers decent campus facilities as a government institution. It has well-equipped labs, libraries, Wi-Fi access, workshops, and sports facilities. The campus is located in central Bangalore, providing good connectivity. Though infrastructure is slightly old due to its heritage, efforts are ongoing for modernization under its Institution of State Eminence status, improving facilities steadily.

Extracurricular activities and clubs available at V College of Engineering:

Yes, UVCE (V College of Engineering) has an active placement and training cell that facilitates campus recruitment. It works to prepare students through training programs, mock interviews, and workshops, while also inviting top companies for on-campus placements. The cell maintains strong industry connections, helping students secure roles in leading tech, core, and multinational companies each year.

The highest salary package offered at UVCE (University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering), Bangalore, was INR 58 LPA during the 2021 placement drive. The college also recorded impressive offers of INR 50.25 LPA and INR 49.75 LPA, extended by Australian-based companies to students from the 2021 graduating batch.

B.E./B.Tech at UVCE is a top choice due to its legacy, affordability, and quality education. Established in 1917, it offers strong academic foundations, experienced faculty, and good placement opportunities. As a government college, fees are low, and it has a strong alumni network and central Bangalore location. UVCE also holds State Eminence status, enhancing its value and reputation.

YES, you can get admission to UVCE (V College of Engineering) without TNEA, as it is a Karnataka government college, not affiliated with Tamil Nadu's admission system. UVCE admits students only through KCET (for Karnataka candidates) and COMEDK (for non-Karnataka candidates in some cases). TNEA is only valid for Tamil Nadu engineering colleges.

Selection for the B.E./B.Tech course at UVCE is based on KCET (Karnataka Common Entrance Test) ranks, conducted by the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA). Candidates must have passed 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. Admissions are granted through state counseling based on KCET scores, with seat allotments following reservation and merit criteria set by the government.