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Tamil Nadu tops in higher education enrollments, says CM
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E K Palaniswamy
18 universities in Tamil Nadu are listed in the top 100 slots in India said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E K Palaniswamy while addressing students at a Chennai college graduation ceremony on Friday.
18 universities in Tamil Nadu are listed in the top 100 slots in India said Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E K Palaniswamy while addressing students at a Chennai college graduation ceremony on Friday.
Addressing the new graduates via virtual mode, he asserted that the State placed a premium on higher education and has enabled it at a very affordable cost to the students. He added that there has been a 49 per cent increase in enrollments for higher education courses in the State.
Announcing that four new engineering colleges run by the government have been opened, Palaniswamy further said that a sum of Rs 80 crore has been allotted for the upkeep and maintenance of existing government colleges.
'At an all-India level, Tamil Nadu is at the number one spot for employment generation too despite the devastating attack of corona pandemic' he declared.
