PSNA College of Engineering and Technology,Tamil Nadu Nestling in the lap between the Palani and Sirumalai hills on a tributary of the Cauvery River, the contemporary Dindigul city is an ancient city which is known to be ruled by the different Hindu dynasties and later by Sultanates and the Britishers. Surrounded by farm fields and lush green hills, the PSNA College of Engineering & Technology, located in the 118.52-acre campus with built up area of 1,21,452.70 sq.m. in Kothandaraman Nagar, on the Dindigul-Palani Highway - 209, 10 km from Dindigul Town, is a vibrant technical institute of higher education with world-class infrastructure and up-to-date teaching facilities. Keeping in view of Leo Tolstoy that – “The sole meaning of life is to serve humanity”, Kalvi Thanthai Late Thiru R S Kothandaraman, founded this citadel of learning with an enduring dedication to the pursuit of excellence, and to uplift the downtrodden and needy people of this part of the country during its formative period under the aegis of Sri Rangalatchumi Educational Trust established in 1984. Affiliated to Anna University, Chennai, approved by AICTE, New Delhi, and accredited by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA), PSNA challenges the status quo and make discoveries that reshape the future. In a span of 38 years, it has emerged as one of the premier engineering colleges for sheer intellectual breadth and life-changing experience to advance knowledge. Home to more than six thousand five hundred students across the country as well as overseas, PSNA offers 9 undergraduate programmes and 7 postgraduate programmes in Engineering, Technology, Computer Applications and Management Studies, besides Doctoral Programmes in Engineering, Technology, and Science & Humanities through recognized Research Centres of the college by Anna University, Chennai, with world of opportunities to help one grow and transform amid varied options for internal exploration and self-discovery. With ‘Trust in God’ being the sole Motto of the college, PSNA is preparing students to make meaningful contributions to society with a beacon of hope from the eternal deity ‘Pacheri Sri Nallathangal Amman’.