I choose this college as the college was selected in my allotment menu. This was not in my priority list but after the third allotment of Kerala technological University i got selected into this college.

the student should write the KEAM exam to get admission in this collage. the students should. scoreabv 50% in board exams also the admission process is very easy so that the facilities are very easy to use

Inorder to get an admission you have to pass the keam and based on the ranklist students are alloted to their given options.There are basically two allotments and a spot allotment.There is no type of interviews,group discussions for the admission

For enetring this college you have to qualify KEAM exam conducted by kerala goverment every year. If you have rank around 10000 to 2000 that will be change to get admission on this college. There is no other elegibility , just qualify the KEAM exam with a good rank.

The college has well-experienced faculty and their attitude towards students is very good and cooperating College provide a peaceful study environment The campus recruitment and placement records are good in the college

The college has a good faculty and is very friendly and calm towards students. The college has very good campus recruitment records for the past few years To qualify you have to attain around 24000 rank in the KEAM examination conducted by the government of Kerala

Nearest college with good infrastructure and good facilities for better performance. There are good labs and good systems for development of skills and the faculties are so decent and with proper qualifications. I took my admission through KEAM entrance examination.

After the 12th pass in the science streams An entrance exam will be taken by the Kerala Entrance Commission after passing that exam the admission procedure starts through the website of KEAM. After that college context you directly.

I was preparing for JEE but was unable to obtain the expected outcome. Then I wrote the KEAM exam which mainly focuses on physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The last cutoff was 27K for the merit seat and 45K was the last cutoff for the management seat. So, during the second round of counseling, I got into this college.

There is an exam called KEAM conducted by the Kerala govt for admissions to technical courses. The exam can be written after grade 12th and mainly focuses on physics, chemistry, and mathematics. The score is calculated as: 50% of the sum of marks scored in grade 12th in physics, chemistry, and mathematics + 50% of the mark scored in the written KEAM exam paper The exam is out of 600 and questions mostly range from easy to difficult level, completing the CBSE thoroughly and obtaining more knowledge on some important topics might help very well. There were 3 rounds of counseling after the ranks were allotted. The cut-off for my college ends at 27K for merit and 45K for management seats ( in some colleges there are only merit seats).