TCC runs like clockwork, more efficient than the Japanese train schedule. Ma'am's wry wit was a perfect foil to Sir's overwhelming personality. Every student got personal attention and was always encouraged to do well, not only in the classroom and in the Laboratory tests, but also in all walks of life. This was probably the best part about the TCC CAT training, because the focus was on wholesome development and not just on preparing us for some examinations. The classes went beyond CAT concepts and were interspersed with laughter, emotions and teachings to be cherished for life.

Looking back at the TCC GD-PI classes after my MBA, I can safely vouch for the stark difference between a person who has sat through the rigorous process and one who has not. The concept classes, practice discussions and interviews in the conference room and most importantly, the thorough feedback, is something which is unique to TCC. It has helped me get through the campus placement process with a lot of ease and I am very sure that, armed with this 'training' (for want of a better word), I am better equipped to handle work life as well. The little nuances and intangibles have added up to a very pleasant and enriching experience.

I have spent the better half of my college days in TCC and I can easily say that it was one of the best times of my life. The classes were only a small part of the whole experience. Sir, Ma'am and all of TCC have always tried to go beyond classroom teaching to enable us take charge of our lives and make us better thinkers and more importantly better people. It was education in the true sense.

TCC has been more than just the best CAT tuition and the best GDPI tuition for everyone and I know that TCC will always be more than willing to help their children.