TNEA Counselling dates released @ tneaonline.org, check complete schedule here – Times of India

The counselling dates for the Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions (TNEA) have been released. Candidates who have applied for admission to engineering colleges in Tamil Nadu are advised to visit the official website – tneaonline.org – to check the TNEA 2022 counselling schedule.
The TNEA counselling schedule 2022 has been released for the Special Reservation Counselling, General Academic Counselling and General Vocational Counselling. As per the TNEA counselling dates released by the state authorities, the choice filling process will commence on August 25 for the General academic and vocational categories. For special reservation counselling, the choice filling process will start from August 20, 2022, onwards.
TNEA counselling detailed schedule is provided below for the reference of the candidates:
TNEA Counselling 2022 Date: Complete Schedule

Event	Date
Choice Filling	August 25 to 27, 2022
Release of tentative allotment	August 28, 2022, before 10 AM
Tentative allotment confirmation	August 28 to 29, 2022
Release of provisional allotment for accept and join candidates	August 30, 2022, before 10 AM
Joining dates for accept and join candidates	August 30 to September 7, 2022
Release of provisional allotment for upward opted candidates	September 9, 2022, before 10 AM

As per the TNEA Counselling dates released, the academic general counselling will be conducted in 5 rounds and will continue till October 23, 2022. The government school studied counselling will be held in 4 rounds.
For vocational general and government studied counselling and the special reservation counselling, there will be only one round of counselling.
For the special reservation counselling, the government 7.5 quota counselling will commence from August 20, 2022, onwards and the General special reservation counselling will be held from August 21, 2022, onwards.
The candidates are advised to visit the official website of TNEA for more updates on the same.

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