King College of Technology

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King College of Technology

Motto	Study Here, Succeed Anywhere
Type	Education and research institution
Established	2007
Founder	Mr. J. Ilango
Chairperson	Mrs. Kala Ilango
Principal	Mrs. Banumathi
Director	Mr. Naveen Ilango
Undergraduates	400
Location	Namakkal , Tamil Nadu , India
Campus	10.29 acres (4.16 ha)
Website	www.kingcolleges.org

King College of Technology (KCT) was established jointly by the founder Mr. J. Ilango and by chairperson Mrs. Kala Ilango. The institution is established with the mission to offer technical education to the aspiration of education.^[1] An ISO 9001 - 2008 Certified Institution approved by AICTE New Delhi, it is affiliated with Anna University of Technology, Chennai.

Courses offered[]

Undergraduate courses

• B.E - Civil Engineering
• B.E - Computer Science Engineering
• B.E - Electronics & Communication Engineering
• B.E - Mechanical Engineering
• B.E - Electrical & Electronics Engineering
• B.E - Automobile Engineering

Postgraduate courses

• M.E - Computer Science & Engineering
• M.E - VLSI Design
• M.E - Power Electronics and Drives
• M.E - Manufacturing Engineering

M.E - Environmental Engineering

• MBA
• MCA

Computer centre[]

A fully centralized air conditioned computer lab with latest Intel core duo and core i3 processors is available with multimedia facilities. The centre is provided with Digital Boards which are used both for teaching and to deliver expert lectures 24 hours Internet Facility.

Special features[]

ATM facility available in the campus, and fully secured separate hostel for boys and girls with Tamil Nadu and Kerala style food. Further, vehicle facility is available around the clock for the boys and girls in the hostels to go to hospital, both for usual and severe cases.

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