College of Agricultural Technology

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The College of Agricultural Technology (CAT Theni) in Theni, Tamil Nadu, was established in 2010. It is affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University. The campus has 15 classrooms, 8 labs, 1 exam hall, library and computer/language lab. Being a residential institution, a 150-room hostel separately for men and women is available. Co-curricular activities like National Social Service Scheme and yoga are also taught.

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