Aalim Muhammed Salegh Polytechnic College, Chennai

Technical institution Aalim Muhammed Salegh Polytechnic College was established in 1996 and is situated in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Located in a spacious complex of 5. 03 acres, it has been preparing for over two decades the affiliated college for the future engineers.

Being affiliated with the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), the college provides a number of six diploma courses to meet the engineering specialisations. This institution currently admits a total enrolment of 950 students, while the faculty members of the institute is 55 this makes the ion provideprovide a favourable student-teacher ratio.

The college has been endowed with a variety of resources that can help improve the quality of education as follows. Library means a lot in any institution, and most of the time, it is called the soul of the institution. The library of the college has a large number of books and has subscribed to many national and international journals.

interdisciplinary learning and research orientation are other ways of promoting updated knowledge. Accommodation for students living in the compound is provided by different hostels for boys and girls, respectively, to enhance their comfort. The college encompasses the health of students through a provision of a health centre with accessibility to first aid.

Fans of athleticism will also be able to continue commands on their favourite sports through the college facilities. It also comprises modern facilities for practical training, such as a laboratory, an auditorium for events and seminars, and sports activities such as the gym. A canteen provides the students’ and staff’s requirements for a meal, and a guest house is needed for the faculty and their families.

There is an indication of the colleges’ developmental approach in offering a training and placement cell to help the students pursue careers. The Alim Muhammed Salegh Polytechnic College total of full-time diplomas comprises six, all of which take three years to complete. These courses cover a wide range of the engineering field with an aim of fulfilling various needs and interests in the engineering market.

There is a steady uptake with sixty students for each programme, and the college offers three hundred and sixty seats for all the programmes. This structured approach then maintains optimum attention and effective education delivery to each student in the institution.

Course Name Total Number of Seats Diploma in Automobile Engineering 60 Diploma in Computer Engineering 60 Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering 60 Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering 60 Diploma in Mechanical Engineering 60 Diploma in Communication and Computer Networking 60 It is generally possible for prospective students to seek admission to diploma courses if they have their 10th standard or its equivalent examination.

The college may consider past performance in relevant subjects and/or may also sit the candidates for an entrance test/interview.