placements are given, you can get into different jobs with bs.c chemistry,Faculties and teachers from the department are quite nice, faculties have done their phd, some teachers give all resources and prepare you well for upcoming exams and some don't, in the end you have to find your own resources than depending on your teachers, think term exams were moderate
admission process is based on your 12th marks, campus life is mediocre, it's quite strict as compared to other colleges, you can't use your phone during class hours, there's no written tests or group discussions, you do have to physically present during the admission process and meet with the head of department and principal
Read Full Reviewi chose this course because this course had many opportunities compared to other courses which were outdated in the current scenario,the teaching method is fine and is very understandable,the term exams was easy and i had scored decent marks,the teachers are friendly and they are there for any doubts about the course curriculum
I get to know that for commerce,this is one of the best colleges out there in kerala,other colleges needed a cut off percentage like 99%,98%,obviously i didnt had that kind of marks,so as per affordability and good studying facilities,i found that this is one of the best colleges here,as the fees here is very reasonable and there is also good infrastructure,and for bad aspects,the very drawback i found is there isnt enough cultural programs in our college except for some dance and other cultural activities on every friday,i do not think of other drawbacks,the admission process were carried out by flitering out students who have got the marks required for the course,they were called personally and was given the details and a detailed briefing about the campus was given and fees was to be submitted
Read Full ReviewPlacement availability in the college is very good actually. i saw some of my super seniors getting placed in so many different companies . there is not that much eligibility requirements. you only have to pass the courses without any supply i guess. still at the end year of our course we'll get a chance to discuss about our future . our faculties will help us too . the highest package from college placement is 20000? i guess lowest maybe 15000 or 10000
I mean I wanted to go to a great college which is famous and good for my future. and I got one too. also i only wanted to do BBA soo I got total 4 colleges. but I choose this one. to be honestly still i don't know why I choose this. we only have to talk to the principal and head of department after getting admission that's it the process is done
Read Full ReviewThe placement and inters of the college is absolutely fantastic top reputed companies like tata, Wipro, Accenture etc..are the placement available.The intership is extremely good their way of teaching the job for freshers is good
My parents advice me to join this college because the college is near to my house so it will be easy for me to travel .I first got admission from this college.The cut of percentage of this college for admission is matched to my +2 Marks
Read Full ReviewThe college provides campus placement opportunities for final year students. The eligibility criteria is done by interviewing. College also shares the internship program for students. Most the tech companies approaches the college for campus placement.
The admission procedure takes long time . Because of checking the documents and Mark list. There is no any written test for taking admission from college. The admission only got from mark criteria. Cut off mark is above 65 percentage.
Read Full ReviewThe placements of students depend upon the course they have chosen. There are many internship opportunities in my college and there are many companies recruiting students from our college. It also depends on the performance and academic grades. In my course, there are more options comparatively because it's a triple main course which has three main subjects so there are opportunities to get placed in companies.
The admission process is really simple. You just need marks to get into this college. Admission details will be provided on the college website, you can directly apply without any issues. After applying, check it regularly, the rank list will be published and students will be called to the college on the courses they have applied.
Read Full ReviewI chose this course because it provides a large variety of job opportunities. The teachers and faculty are very friendly. The teachers provide free time for us after the class. They are very helpful in clearing the doubts.
It is a good college with good management and teachers. It is a smoke-free, politics-free, ragging-free campus. It's a small campus but very beautiful. The atmosphere there is so peaceful. Classes are well maintained and also have advanced technologies.
Read Full ReviewPlacement opportunities at St. Albert's College, especially in my department, were extremely limited during my time. Only one company visited our department, and eligibility criteria were strict, requiring no backlogs. Unfortunately, placements were disappointing, with very few, if any, students securing job offers. This was a common sentiment among my peers, with minimal success stories in terms of placements. While other departments may have had slightly better prospects, overall, placements were considered one of the weakest aspects during my tenure at the college.
My decision to join St. Albert's College, Ernakulam was influenced by positive experiences shared by elders who studied there. Initially, I aimed to attend St. Albert's Higher Secondary School but ended up elsewhere due to proximity. The admission process, unique for an Autonomous college, involved separate applications for Management and General quotas. Applicants were allocated points based on academic performance, with seats filled through three main allotments and supplementary rounds if needed. I secured admission during the first supplementary allotment, marking a significant milestone in my journey at St. Albert's.
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