Established in 2008 and managed by the Mahalakshmi Education & Charitable Trust, GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology is a self-financing autonomous engineering college affiliated to Anna University and approved by AICTE. Located on the Chennai–Tirupathi Highway in Tiruttani, the co-educational institution serves a strategic role in providing technical education to first-generation rural learners in the Thiruvallur district. This focus aligns with its mission of quality education for empowerment. Admissions are processed through TNEA counselling, following the 65% Government and 35% Management quota structure. To support its student population, the campus offers separate hostels for boys and girls with both air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned room options. These facilities ensure a secure environment for students from diverse backgrounds seeking academic growth. The college maintains a fleet of approximately 30 buses to facilitate daily travel for students and staff across the surrounding region.
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All right, let's take a close look at GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology located in Titani. For anyone going through TNA Counseling, the all-important code you need to remember is 1 2 3 8. So, here's how we're going to break it down today. We'll start with a first look at the college's core emission. Then, we'll dive into its identity and its history. After that, we'll get into the specifics of the engineering programs on offer, what life on campus is really like, and finally, we'll tackle the big one, what career you can expect after you graduate. Okay, first things first. What's the most important thing you need to know about GRTIE? Let's try and answer that big question. Why this college? Well, here's what really defines the institution. GRTIT is an autonomous college and its stated focus, its main mission is to provide quality technical education specifically for students coming from the surrounding rural areas. Now, that's a really important distinction as a mission like that often shapes the entire culture. and the support systems within the college. Now that we know its core mission, let's look at the story behind the college. You know, an institution's history can tell you a lot about its values and its direction. All right, let's get the key facts down. The full name, of course, is GRT Institute of Engineering and Technology. It was established back in 2008. The TNA code once again is 1238. It's a self- financing autonomous college, which is important, and it's affiliated with Anna University in Chennai. The institute ution itself was promoted by Shri G Rajendran and this motto quality education for empowerment really sums up their philosophy. It ties directly back to that mission we talked about empowering students especially those who might be the first in their families to go to college. You can actually see a very clear strategy and how the college has grown over the years. It started in 2008 with the foundational engineering branches. Then it added mechanical in 2009 and biomedical in 2014. And look at what's happened recently. They introduced AI and data science. in 2022 and then information technology in 2024. This shows they are actively adapting to what the industry needs right now. Okay, so let's get into the academics. This is where we look at the specific engineering paths that you can choose if you study here. Just to give you a sense of the college's size, there are a total of 450 sanctioned undergraduate seats for engineering as per the TNEA 2025 data. This number helps give us a frame of reference for the branches we're about to see. And here's the full list. The seven BE or BTE programs that are currently available. You can see the official TNA branch codes and importantly the number of seats for each one. Notice that artificial intelligence and computer science have the largest intakes at 120 seats each followed by IT and ECE. Then you have the core branches like electrical, mechanical and biomed. And I really want to highlight this point. The college is clearly keeping its courses up to date. The fact that they've introduced dedicated programs in artificial intelligence and data science in 2022 and information technology as recently as 2024 shows that they're directly responding to the skills that are in massive demand in the tech world today. Now, for students and especially for parents, the campus environment is a huge deal. So, let's talk about the facilities, what your day-to-day life might look like for the next 4 years. Okay, let's start with the host. The college does provide separate host for boys and girls. The boys hostel has about 24 rooms while the girls has around 75. A big plus is that both offer AC and nonAC options so you have a choice. And importantly, each hostel has its own dedicated mess facilities. For all the day scholars out there, connectivity is obviously a major concern. GRTE handles this with a pretty big fleet of about 30 buses. These cover various routes in the surrounding areas, which makes the daily commute much more manageable for both students and staff. In terms of academic support, the central library is pretty solid with over 25,000 books. It's fully automated, which is convenient. But more than just physical books, they have a digital library with access to NPTL resources. Plus, being a member of networks like Delnet and the National Digital Library of India means students have access to a vast collection of learning materials online. And now we get to what is probably the most important question for many families. What happens after you get your degree? Let's look at the placements and the career outcomes, the return on your investment. So, according to the official data the college has submitted for the TNA 2025 counseling, they have declared a placement rate of 87%. This is the official figure you'll find from the state admission authorities. And to give us a bit more context, when we look at the data the college has submitted to the central government's NIF portal for recent batches, the placement rate works out to be right around 90%. This shows a consistent performance over the last few years. Now let's talk about the salary. Based on that same official NIF data, the median salary for recent engineering graduates is approximately 3.3 lakhs perom. Remember median is the middle number. So it's a very realistic benchmark for what a typical graduate can expect to earn. So how do they achieve these placements? Well, a big part of it is their industry partnerships. They have formal agreements orus with companies like JUVI which help students with skills and placement readiness. They also have tie-ups with engineering firms like SP Engineers Auto Tech and Thai Summit Auto Parts. These connections are vital for bridging the gap between the classroom and the workplace. Just a quick note, all the information we've shared here is based on data taken from the college's official website and trusted government portals as of March 2026. We always encourage you to check for the very latest details directly from the source. Explore more engineering colleges at profsam.com, your true source for 12 to engineering decisions.
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Courses & cutoffs
7 courses450 Total intake (sum below)
Closing rank = last allotted rank for that category, not your exam marks.
Code
Branch
Approved intake
NBA Accreditation
Closing Rank 2025
BC
BCM
MBC
OC
SC
AD
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA SCIENCE
120
No
130118
221433
131496
31340
233153
BM
BIO MEDICAL ENGINEERING
30
No
229169
—
238265
109258
—
CS
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
120
No
133564
217428
136135
33761
125491
EE
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
30
No
—
—
225105
122381
205082
EC
ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING
60
Yes
203361
185867
213394
32196
237171
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