Kathir College of Engineering: Hostel & Accommodation

Kathir College of Engineering (KCE) has separate on-campus hostels for men and women, with rooms that have attached bathrooms, common rooms, a gym and 24-hour security and wardens. DoTE's TNEA 2026 booklet lists room rent of INR 40,000 a year for men and INR 30,000 for women, and the Tamil Nadu MBA/MCA 2026-27 booklet lists room rent of INR 45,000 and mess charges of INR 35,000 a year; confirm the current charge for your course with the college.

Kathir College of Engineering (KCE)'s hostel mess, run by the college, serves both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food for men and women, according to DoTE's TNEA 2026 college booklet. KCE publishes no menu and no provision for specific regional or religious diets, so ask the hostel office before joining.

Kathir College of Engineering (KCE)'s 2026-27 AICTE disclosure lists 12,146 sq m of built-up academic, administrative and amenity space, 403 networked computers, 300 Mbps internet and a 625 sq m library with 31,665 books in 7,851 titles and 144 journals. The campus has a gymnasium, sports grounds, a cafeteria, an auditorium, a co-operative store and ramps, wheelchairs and adapted toilets for students with disabilities.

Kathir College of Engineering (KCE)'s 2026-27 anti-ragging committee includes the Sulur police inspector, the Neelambur village administrative officer, an NGO representative and a parent, alongside faculty members. The college also has an internal complaints committee for harassment complaints, a women empowerment committee and an anti-drug committee. Hostel entry and exit are controlled. Kathir College of Engineering (KCE) takes academic and non-academic grievances through physical and online forms handled by a grievance redressal committee chaired by the principal. Its 2026-27 disclosure reports management fee waivers for 456 students (51 full, 405 partial) and state scholarships for BC/MBC, SC/ST and first-graduate students. Contact: kathirce@gmail.com or 0422 2203778.