The College is a government aided college which make it attract good companies towards them which will lead to Good placement. It's actually good in overall pass percentage and placement is above average. There are many successfull aluminies in the college whom are always saying good of the college.
Curriculum is actually too tight to handle which will improve our skills in problem solving and quick think which is needed skills for proffesionals.The teaching is good, labs are efficient and we'll taken care of ,very active forums etc...
There are three types of seats. 1.Merit Seat -22000 per sem(45000 per year). 2.Management Seat - 45000 per sem(90000 per year). 3.NRI Seat - 55000 per sem(1.2lakh per year+Extra donation each year). Note:-For the 1st 4 best rank holders in each branch tuition fee is free.
Campus is small but forums are well active which helps in giving social life and real life experiences to improve our social skills.There are all types of clubs which is active ,if you have talent and desire the college has space to flex your talent.
I'm a Day Scholar but it's said that hostel is not bad. But there are only college hostel for 1st Year boys,rest three years they must find some kind of PG etc. Girls have hostel for all 4 yrs which is in walking distance away from campus.
Not yet attempted for placements, but so far the placements in previous years where quite good. Lots of MNCs , core industries etc picks students from the campus. I think more than half of last year's passouts were placed in campus drives.
Placement and job opportunities were higher and after the completion of course we can get job at Malabar cancer itself and the placement were done by campus interview and the student can participate and get the job
There are currently no placement cell in this college which is pretty disappointing for a college as old as 150 years that too with elite alumnis. There have been planning for proper placement cell but as of now there is nothing
The eligibility according to our teachers is that we have to get the 7.5 above CGPA and the number of companies that have visited and recruited are TCS Wipro et cetera and the highest package will be to 7 and lowest will be 2 lakh my plan after the degrees that I will opt for higher studies and specialised in some specific course like Java and will look for the companies like that
college provide best on their placements , as a part of making college to be best at the era . principal told to our batch that they will provide 50% of placements , i am glad to be in this batch because sometimes i may get a college placement to make an expirence for the future jobs
I chose Computer Science and Engineering (AI & ML) because of my interest in technology, programming, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The curriculum follows KTU regulations and covers both theory and practical subjects. Most faculty members are qualified . Internal exams and semester exams are conducted on time. The difficulty level is moderate to a lil bit high and students who attend classes regularly can perform well.
I choose this course because i have a strong interest in history and understanding past events,and culture and their impact on the present.the course curriculam is well structured and covers both core elective subjects,giving a balanced understanding of historical concepts.
There are few placement opportunities like infosys but we can't opt for high salary paying jobs.I am planning to complete mtech after graduating btech.There are many students with jobs from college selection but I don't like many jobs from college as per their salary
Minimum criteria for placement is for a student with minimum arrears.Even though supply there if you have skill then you will be placed .Amal Jyothi has a better placement compared to other college and is very good
2 or 3 job fairs will happen per year all major companies will arrive good placements recruitment is based in interview and other activities you involved in college a good grade Is required people's from outside the college can participate in this job fairs