TNEA 2025: 2.41 lakh students allotted ranks; name missing in rank list? Here’s what to do
Anu Parthiban | June 27, 2025 | 06:47 PM IST | 2 mins read
TNEA Rank List 2025: Of the total 144 students who scored a perfect 200 marks, 139 are from the Tamil Nadu state board. Government special reservation counselling from July 7.
The Directorate of Technical Education (DoTE) recorded a 20.9% increase in the number of candidates allotted TNEA ranks this year. The rank list for Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA 2025) was published today by the minister of higher education K Ponmudi at the DoTE in Chennai.
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A total of 2,41,641 candidates have been allotted ranks, marking an increase of 41,773 students, or 20.9%, compared to last year. During his address, the minister said that a total of 3,02,374 applicants registered for TNEA, of which 2,50,298 candidates – an increase of 40,645 students, or 19.4%, compared to last year – paid the application fee.
Students will be able to check their TNEA ranks through the official website, tneaonline.org and tneaonline.org. If a student's name is missing from the TNEA rank list, or in case any details are incorrect, they have instructed to approach the nearest Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions Facilitation Centre (TFC) before July 2 to submit their grievances and rectify the errors.
“Government school students eligible under the 7.5% quota who missed selecting that option can also approach TFCs before 2 July 2025 to update their status,” he said.
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“For queries, students may contact the TNEA call centre at 1800-425-0110. So far, 28,559 students have contacted the helpline,” he added.
A total of 8,037 students have written to tneacare@gmail.com and 1,564 students have made in-person enquiries so far, the minister said.
TNEA counselling 2025 dates
According to the TNEA 2025 counselling schedule , the admission selection process for special category will be held between July 7 to 11. The general TNEA counselling will be conducted from July 14 to August 19 and the supplementary counselling from August 21 to 23.
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TNEA 2025 counselling |
Date |
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TNEA counseling – 7.5% Government Special Reservation Categories (Online)
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July 7 to 8 |
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Counselling for general special reservation categories |
July 9 to 11 |
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General counselling for
|
July 14 to August 19 |
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Supplementary counselling |
August 21 to 23 |
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SCA and SC counselling |
August 25 to 26 |
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End of TNEA counseling |
August 26 |
How many registered for TNEA 2025
The number of candidates who registered for the Tamil Nadu engineering admission counselling 2025 increased significantly.
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Tamil Nadu BTech admissions 2025 |
Number of students |
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Total number of applicants for TNEA 2025 |
3,02,374 |
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Number of students who paid the application fee |
2,50,298 |
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Number of students who were issued rank numbers |
2,41,641 |
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Under the 7.5% government school quota (students who studied in government schools from Class 6 to 12) |
|
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Applicants |
51,004 |
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Eligible students issued rank numbers: |
47,372 - an increase of 15,149 students or 47.01% compared to last year |
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Sports quota |
|
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Applicants |
5,885 |
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Eligible after certificate verification |
2,446 |
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Other special categories |
|
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Wards of ex-servicemen |
1,361 |
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Persons with disabilities |
473 |
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Number of students who scored a perfect 200 out of 200 |
144 |
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Number of candidates who scored full marks last year |
65 |
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From Tamil Nadu state board |
139 (increase of 81 from last year) |
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From other boards |
5 |
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