Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for B.E./B.Tech Computer and Communication at Kathir College of Engineering.
B.E. Computer and Communication Engineering, Kathir College of Engineering
Kathir College of Engineering publishes its Regulation 2024 curricula and syllabi in English, and TNEA 2026 lists no Tamil-medium branch at the college.
Tuition fee
₹50,000 (Indian students)
Estimated hostel fee with food
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Teaching phases
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Years 1-4 (8 semesters)
Kathir College of Engineering (KCE)'s own Regulation 2024 curriculum for Computer and Communication Engineering, a branch started in 2023. KCE's Academic Council sets the syllabus and its Controller of Examinations runs the exams; Anna University awards the degree.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
Kathir College of Engineering (KCE) is autonomous: its Academic Council sets the Regulation 2024 curricula and its Controller of Examinations runs the exams and recommends graduates to Anna University, which awards the degree. AICTE makes an internship mandatory for every admitted student. The training and placement cell runs aptitude, coding and communication training from the first year and on-campus and pooled drives. In KCE's NIRF 2026 data, 130 of the 133 B.E./B.Tech students graduating in 2024-25 were placed at a median salary of INR 4,25,000, and 5 of 9 postgraduates at a median of INR 4,30,000. NIRF 2026 data also report 5 sponsored research projects and 5 consultancy projects in 2024-25 and 11 patents published in 2024. No KCE programme is NBA-accredited.
