Thiagarajar College of Engineering

Programme overview

Several departments at Thiagarajar College of Engineering are permanently recognised as research centres of Anna University and admit candidates to M.S. (By Research) and Ph.D. programmes in full‑time and part‑time modes. Applications are forwarded to Anna University; the university issues invitations for admission twice a year (typically for January and July intakes). Certain departments admit faculty under the AICTE QIP scheme for full‑time Ph.D. and M.E. programmes.

What you'll study

The page does not list taught modules. Candidates admitted to the Ph.D. through the QIP route undertake pre‑Ph.D. work in the year following initial admission, with final Ph.D. admission completed later through Anna University after meeting its norms.

Entry requirements

• Applications for M.S. (By Research) and Ph.D. are routed to Anna University via the college; Anna University issues calls for applications (normally Sept/Oct for January admissions and Feb/Mar for July admissions).
• Qualification and eligibility follow Anna University regulations; prospective applicants are directed to the Anna University research regulations for detailed eligibility rules.

Career prospects

The programmes prepare candidates for research careers in academia, industry R&D and technical leadership roles consistent with advanced degrees in engineering and sciences. Faculty participants can progress through QIP‑supported doctoral training while retaining institutional roles.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

AICTE QIP sponsorship is available for faculty from AICTE‑approved institutions for selected departments; the college participates as an admitting centre under QIP procedures. Specific funding, scholarships and stipend rules are governed by Anna University and AICTE QIP guidelines.