PSG Institute of Technology and Applied Research Ranked First

PSG Institute of Technology and Applied Research, Coimbatore (PSG iTECH), has once again topped its position in the academic rankings of non-autonomous colleges affiliated to Anna University, Chennai.

Anna University's yearly publication ranks the list of the non-autonomous colleges affiliated to it to help aspiring engineering students pick their choice during counseling, which is scheduled to begin on the 27th of June this year.

PSG iTECH reported an average pass percentage of 97% this year, which parallels with the metrics the institution had published last year of 97.01%. This makes PSG i-TECH the most sought after institution in Tamil Nadu. It comes as surprising fact that out of the 500 odd non-autonomous colleges affiliated to Anna University, only PSG iTECH boasted of a pass percentage above 90%.

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